Star Wars: Ahsoka #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeStar Wars: Ahsoka #6, titled 'Far, Far Away,' delivers the comic-page translation of one of the most anticipated payoffs in the post-Disney acquisition era of Star Wars storytelling: the in-canon return of Grand Admiral Thrawn — last seen vanishing with Ezra Bridger at the end of Star Wars Rebels — now depicted in sequential art for the first time in the modern canon. The issue also renders Sabine Wren's emotionally charged reunion with Ezra Bridger in comic form, a reunion fans of the Rebels animated series had awaited for years. As the sixth chapter of Ahsoka Tano's first-ever solo Marvel Comics series, it sits at the dramatic midpoint of the miniseries where plot threads that the whole eight-issue run was building toward finally converge on the planet Peridea.
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The entire Star Wars: Ahsoka miniseries was announced by Marvel in February 2024 and launched that July, part of an ongoing editorial strategy of adapting Disney+ live-action Star Wars series into comics — a pipeline that had previously yielded The Mandalorian and Obi-Wan Kenobi adaptations. Writer Rodney Barnes and artist Georges Jeanty were the same core team that had adapted both seasons of The Mandalorian for Marvel, giving the Ahsoka series a proven creative continuity; Steven Cummings alternated with Jeanty on illustration duties across the run, with Jeanty handling issue #6 specifically. Editor Mark Paniccia shepherded the project at Marvel, and Barnes has spoken publicly about the honor of bringing such a layered character to the comics page.
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- Issue title: 'Far, Far Away' — adapts Season 1, Episode 6 of the Disney+ series Ahsoka, released December 18, 2024, with a February 2025 cover date.
- Written by Rodney Barnes; interior pencils by Georges Jeanty; inks by Dexter Vines; colors by Rachelle Rosenberg; published by Marvel Comics.
- This issue delivers the in-canon comics debut of Grand Admiral Thrawn's return to the known galaxy, mirroring his long-anticipated live-action reappearance in the TV source episode.
- Sabine Wren and Ezra Bridger's reunion — separated since the finale of Star Wars Rebels — is depicted in comic form for the first time in current Star Wars canon.
- The story is set on Peridea, the ancient Nightsister homeworld located in a distant galaxy beyond the known Star Wars universe, establishing that extragalactic setting in the Marvel canon comics.
- Star Wars: Ahsoka is Ahsoka Tano's first-ever solo comic series at Marvel Comics, marking a milestone for a character who debuted in animation in 2008 and only graduated to live-action in 2020.
- The complete eight-issue miniseries was subsequently collected as the trade paperback Star Wars: Ahsoka — Season One, published by Marvel on May 6, 2025.
- Three variant covers were available for issue #6: a 1:10 Brian Matyas Concept Art Variant, a 1:25 Ramón Rosanas Variant, an Aka Variant, and a Big Time Collectibles Takashi Okazaki Variant (and Virgin edition).
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Reprinted in Star Wars: Ahsoka - Season One #[nn] (2025)
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