Star Wars Modern Era Lot – 5 Book Set - Lot D (Brand New / Unread)
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Star Wars Modern Era Lot – 5 Book Set - Lot D (Brand New / Unread)

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Star Wars Modern Era Lot – 5 Book Set - Lot D (Brand New / Unread)Step into the golden age of the Jedi Order and witness the complete, high stakes liberation of a core outer rim sector with this premium five book collection. Published by Dark Horse Comics, this highly curated lot gathers the entire, uninterrupted narrative block tracking the siege of Eriadu. It seamlessly pairs a landmark, oversized event prologue with a flawless four issue consecutive run of the flagship title. Enjoy breathtaking, lore heavy space

Step into the golden age of the Jedi Order and witness the complete, high-stakes liberation of a core outer-rim sector with this premium five-book collection. Published by Dark Horse Comics, this highly curated lot gathers the entire, uninterrupted narrative block tracking the siege of Eriadu. It seamlessly pairs a landmark, oversized event prologue with a flawless four-issue consecutive run of the flagship title. Enjoy breathtaking, lore-heavy space opera storytelling by master architect Daniel José Older, brought to life through the kinetic, hyper-detailed illustration of Harvey Tolibao and other premier creators.

All five books are in pristine, unread condition—making this lot a phenomenal pickup for High Republic completionists, Jedi lore investors, or independent retail storefront owners looking to add high-grade backissue keys to their inventory.

The Comic Book Lineup

  1. Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures Phase III - The Battle of Eriadu One-Shot (Event Prelude): The massive, oversized cornerstone of this collection! This essential single-issue blockbuster sets the entire strategic chessboard for the sector, tracking the immediate political fallout, planetary blockades, and underground resistance networks forming right as the Jedi prepare to challenge the Nihil’s occupation.

  2. Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures #11 (Phase III) – Cover A Harvey Tolibao First Printing: The primary flagship narrative officially collides with the war front. Featuring a beautiful main cover by Harvey Tolibao, Jedi partners Lula Talisola and Zeen Mrala organize a clandestine surface offensive, pushing their tactical skills to the absolute limit.

  3. Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures Phase III #12 – Cover A Harvey Tolibao First Printing: The battle lines tighten across the sector. Harvey Tolibao delivers his signature, dense, and hyper-dynamic artwork as the Jedi and local partisan forces coordinate a massive, subterranean guerrilla network to sabotage the Nihil tracking arrays.

  4. Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures Phase III #13 – Cover A Harvey Tolibao First Printing: The localized conflict reaches an absolute boiling point. As Nihil occupying forces execute brutal containment and counter-insurgency protocols, Zeen and Lula must make a devastating tactical choice to safeguard a civilian refinery.

  5. Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures Phase III #14 – Cover A Harvey Tolibao First Printing (2025 Series Key): The explosive, widescreen tactical crescendo of the entire storyline! Open warfare erupts across the surface of Eriadu. Harvey Tolibao delivers jaw-dropping, kinetic lightsaber and starfighter sequences as the Republic's finest heroes push to permanently shatter the Nihil's iron grip on the system.

Product Highlights

  • Complete Sub-Arc Integrity: Contains the entire core reading block of the Eriadu campaign from prologue to climax, offering a flawless, self-contained narrative experience for collectors.

  • The Tolibao Visual Legacy: Heavily anchored by four consecutive main covers by fan-favorite master Harvey Tolibao, ensuring maximum visual consistency and longbox display appeal.

  • Collector-Ready Presentation: A uniform set of standard first-print Cover A editions that look exceptional on physical retail walls, online web showcases, or digital storefronts.

Item Details

  • Publisher: Dark Horse Comics

  • Format: Standard Comic Book Mix (Includes Oversized One-Shot)

  • Themes: High Republic Phase III Lore, Planetary Liberation Tactics, Jedi Resistance Movements, Nihil Occupation Forces, Lightsaber Warfare

  • Total Books: 5

Item Condition Details

All books in this lot are in Brand New / Unread Condition

  • Storage: Maintained in a smoke-free, climate-controlled collector environment entirely away from direct sunlight.

Specifications

Feature Detail
Publisher Dark Horse Comics
Era Modern Age Star Wars (The High Republic Phase III, 2024–2025)
Count 5 Comics Total
Condition Brand New / Unread

 

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