Omnibuses, art books, Thrawn, The Mandalorian, and Star Wars comics from every era.
A movie art book, a making of set for original trilogy fans, and a pop up book for Grogu fans of any age.
The Art of Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu
This is for Mandalorian fans. It is the official art book for The Mandalorian and Grogu film, the first Star Wars movie in theaters in seven years, directed by Jon Favreau. Phil Szostak wrote it and it goes behind the scenes of the production. If someone saw the film, they get to see how it was designed, which makes the book a good follow up.
Best for Mandalorian fans
Star Wars Insider Presents: Original Trilogy Box Set
This is for fans of the first three Star Wars films. The set holds three hardcover making of books, one each for A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi. They cover early script ideas, concept art, and costume design, and three exclusive art cards come along. A fan of the originals gets a look behind the scenes.
Best for Fans of the first three films
The Mandalorian: Adventures with Grogu pop-up
This is for kids and grown ups who love Grogu. It is a pop up storybook by Matthew Reinhart that retells Grogu's friendship with Din Djarin, starting with the job that made the Mandalorian his protector. Pop ups are a hit with younger kids, and adults like them too. It is a book that opens up, which makes it fun to unwrap.
Best for Kids and grown-ups who love Grogu
Omnibuses that collect whole eras in one book.
Doug Chiang Slipcase Set: The Cinematic Legacy
This is for the Star Wars fan you really need to impress. Doug Chiang is Lucasfilm's design chief, and this slipcased set has two volumes and 800 pages of his design art, with text by Alexandre Poncet and Gilles Penso. Chiang first worked with Lucasfilm on The Phantom Menace. Big and heavy, it is a gift that shows you put thought into it.
Best for The Star Wars fan you really need to impress
Star Wars Legends: The New Republic Omnibus Vol. 3
This big Legends omnibus runs 1,344 pages and picks up after the original movies. Kir Kanos, the last of the Emperor's Royal Guard, fights to stay alive, Boba Fett comes back, and Luke starts a new Jedi academy. Writers include Mike Richardson and Randy Stradley, with art by Paul Gulacy and P. Craig Russell. It's a lot of reading for someone who wants more after Return of the Jedi.
Best for The fan who read the old Dark Horse comics
Star Wars: Dark Droids Omnibus
This is for Star Wars comic readers. It collects the Dark Droids event, where horror spreads from droid to droid across the galaxy, hitting the Rebels and the Empire alike. Charles Soule and Marc Guggenheim are among the writers, and the book runs 1,320 pages. A reader who follows the comics gets the full storyline in one volume, which saves a lot of shelf hunting.
Best for Star Wars comic readers
Star Wars: Hidden Empire Omnibus
This 1,176 page omnibus wraps up the story that started in War of the Bounty Hunters and Crimson Reign. Qi'ra and Crimson Dawn make one last play against the Empire, with Darth Vader closing in, the Knights of Ren in the mix, and Doctor Aphra and the Bounty Hunters along for the ride. Charles Soule and Ethan Sacks write it. Pair it with Crimson Reign for a strong gift.
Best for The reader who finished Crimson Reign and wants the ending
Star Wars Legends: Legacy Omnibus Vol. 1
This 928 page omnibus collects Star Wars: Legacy #0, 0 1/2, 1 to 36, and 41 by John Ostrander and Jan Duursema. It's set long after the movies, when the Sith Lord Darth Krayt takes the throne and the Jedi are nearly gone. The hero is Cade Skywalker, a bounty hunter running from his family name. It's a good pick for someone who wants new characters with a familiar last name.
Best for The fan who wants something set way past the movies
Star Wars Legends: The Empire Omnibus Vol. 4
At 1,048 pages, this Legends omnibus closes out the Empire era right up to A New Hope. General Dodonna builds the rebel base on Yavin IV, Vader crosses paths with Leia and Darth Maul, and Biggs Darklighter becomes an X-wing ace. It also has comic versions of A New Hope and George Lucas's rough draft starring Annikin Starkiller. That rough draft alone makes it a fun gift.
Best for The fan who loves the original movie most
Star Wars Legends: Newspaper Strips Omnibus
This is for fans of the original trilogy. It collects Star Wars newspaper strips that began in 1979, with C-3PO narrating and Luke, Leia, and the rebels on new adventures. Russ Manning and Archie Goodwin worked on them, and Al Williamson drew the cover. Fans of the first movies get new adventures in the style of the era.
Best for Fans of the original trilogy
Library editions, art books, and the big collections.
Star Wars: Crimson Reign Omnibus
This 872 page omnibus collects the Crimson Reign crossover, written by Charles Soule. Lady Qi'ra and her Crimson Dawn group send two killers, Ochi of Bestoon and Deathstick, into the galaxy while Vader hunts anyone tied to them. Luke, Doctor Aphra, and a team of bounty hunters all get pulled in. It's the middle chapter of a three part story, so it pairs well with Hidden Empire.
Best for The fan who likes rebels, smugglers, and crime bosses
Star Wars: The High Republic Phase III - Trials Of The Jedi Omnibus
This 528 page omnibus finishes the High Republic comic series. A year after Starlight Beacon falls, Marchion Ro and the Nihil are winning, and Jedi Knight Keeve Trennis leads a last stand. Cavan Scott and Charles Soule write it, with art by Ario Anindito and others. It also has a story about Kelnacca, the Wookiee Jedi from The Acolyte. A good gift for someone who wants to see how it ends.
Best for The fan who followed the High Republic books
Star Wars: Poe Dameron Omnibus
This 784 page omnibus collects the Poe Dameron comics by Charles Soule and Robbie Thompson, with a lot of the art by Phil Noto. Leia sends Poe and Black Squadron on secret missions against the First Order, and the story leads right into The Force Awakens. There's a traitor hunt, a villain named Agent Terex, and a side mission with C-3PO. It's an easy gift for a Poe fan.
Best for The fan who likes the sequel trilogy pilots
Star Wars: Doctor Aphra - Friends And Enemies Omnibus
This 472 page omnibus follows Doctor Aphra and Sana Starros, written by Alyssa Wong and Justina Ireland with art by Minkyu Jung and others. Sana tries to save Aphra from the Spark Eternal, Aphra makes a risky deal for power, and Sana visits her family's home. It's funny and a little messy, like Aphra herself. Good for someone who already likes these two.
Best for The fan who loves Star Wars rogues more than Jedi
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - A Visual Archive
This is for prequel fans. It is a visual archive of The Phantom Menace with behind the scenes photography, concept art, and filmmaking stories from the production. It also looks at how the film connects to later Star Wars shows like The Clone Wars and Rebels. The prequels have a loyal fan base, and this gives them a fresh look at a film they know well.
Best for Prequel fans
Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Library Edition Volume 1
This oversized 280 page hardcover collects 12 short Star Wars comics from across the timeline. You get Luke, Leia, Anakin, Rey, Boba Fett, the Bad Batch, and more, including Yoda and Mace Windu fighting Count Dooku in the Clone Wars. Writers include Michael Moreci, Cecil Castellucci, and Amanda Deibert. The short stories make it easy to pick up and put down, which helps with younger readers too.
Best for The fan who likes a bit of everything
Star Wars: Galactic Tales of Terror Library Edition
This 240 page hardcover gathers three anthologies of scary Star Wars stories, all written by Cavan Scott. One is told to Jabba over his rancor pit, one is set in the Death Star ruins on Kef Bir, and one takes place on Ryloth. Expect phantom droids, ice planet serpents, and Imperial zombies. Artists include Soo Lee, Vincenzo Riccardi, Fico Ossio, and Nick Brokenshire.
Best for The fan who loves Star Wars and Halloween
Treasury editions, epic collections, and art books.
This 224 page hardcover is the art book for Star Wars Outlaws, the open world game set between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. It's packed with concept art and notes from the people at Massive Entertainment who made it, covering Kay Vess, her buddy Nix, the gangs, and the places she visits. Anyone who sank hours into the game will enjoy flipping through it.
Best for The gamer who played Star Wars Outlaws
Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: The Original Marvel Years - Droids & Ewoks
This 536 page collection gathers the classic Ewoks and Droids comics, written for kids and fun for adults too. Wicket, Teebo, and Princess Kneesaa have adventures on Endor, and C-3PO and R2-D2 look for a new master before they meet the rebels. There's even a retelling of the first movie from the droids' side. Art includes work by Warren Kremer, with a cover by Ernie Colon.
Best for The kid who loves R2-D2 and Wicket
Star Wars: The Mandalorian - Seasons One & Two
This 544 page paperback has the comic versions of the first two seasons of The Mandalorian, written by Rodney Barnes with art by Georges Jeanty and Steven Cummings. Mando finds the Child, breaks his deal, and goes on the run, with Boba Fett showing up along the way. It follows the show closely, so it's an easy gift for someone who loved watching it.
Best for The fan who watched The Mandalorian with the kids
The Art of Star Wars: A New Hope--The Manga Volume 1
This 184 page hardcover rebuilds the original art boards from Hisao Tamaki's 1997 manga version of A New Hope. It has a new translation taken straight from the lettering on those boards, and it reads right to left like most manga. It's the first of two volumes. This one is for the collector who likes old art and odd pieces of Star Wars history.
Best for The fan who collects manga and classic Star Wars
Star Wars: Vader's Castle The Deluxe Library Collection
This 424 page oversized hardcover collects all the Vader's Castle stories by Cavan Scott, with art by Francesco Francavilla, Derek Charm, and others. Rebels hiding in Vader's castle on Mustafar trade scary stories about Obi-Wan, Han, Chewie, and the Ewoks. It also includes Shadow of Vader's Castle, which this book says hasn't been reprinted anywhere else. It's spooky fun for teens and adults.
Best for The fan who wants Star Wars with a horror twist
The Art of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
This oversized 240 page hardcover is the art book for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the second game in Cal Kestis's story. It collects concept art and comments from the team at Respawn, from early designs to final looks at the heroes, villains, places, ships, and weapons. It's a nice gift for a gamer who also likes to see how things get made.
Best for The gamer who has been following Cal Kestis
Star Wars Modern Era Epic Collection: Skywalker Strikes
This 488 page collection is the start of Marvel's modern Star Wars comics, picking up right after the Death Star blows up. Jason Aaron and Kieron Gillen write it, with John Cassaday on art. Luke meets Vader face to face, runs into Boba Fett, and ends up in an arena, while Han and Leia deal with someone from Han's past. It collects Star Wars #1 to 14, Vader Down, and Darth Vader #13 to 15.
Best for The fan who wants to start reading Star Wars comics
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Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: The Empire Vol. 1 [New Printing]
This 432 page Legends collection starts right after Revenge of the Sith, when Palpatine takes over and Darth Vader hunts down the Jedi who are left. It collects Republic #78 to 80, the Purge stories, Darth Vader and the Lost Command #1 to 5, and Dark Times #1 to 5. John Ostrander writes much of it, with art by Luke Ross and others.
Best for The fan who wants more after Revenge of the Sith
This 320 page hardcover is a guide to LEGO Star Wars sets and minifigures over the theme's first 20 years. It's large format with lots of pictures, written by Andrew Becraft and Chris Malloy with the LEGO Star Wars team. It tells the story of the theme from the first ideas in the late 1990s up to sets for The Force Awakens and Rogue One. Kids and adult builders both enjoy it.
Best for The kid who builds every LEGO Star Wars set
Star Wars: The Mandalorian Cookbook
This is for the Star Wars fan who cooks. It has 70 recipes from and inspired by The Mandalorian, including dishes from the new Mandalorian and Grogu film. The book is out November 25. The recipes cover places and characters from the show, such as Greef Karga and Bo-Katan. It gives a fan something to make for a watch party or just dinner.
Best for The Star Wars fan who cooks
Star Wars: Visions Treasury Edition
This 120 page treasury edition has Star Wars comics by two Japanese creators. Takashi Okazaki goes back to the Ronin from his Visions short The Duel and shows who he was before. Peach Momoko tells her own story about a village cult that worships a dead Sith Lord. The art mixes Star Wars with Japanese styles, which makes it a good gift for anime and manga fans too.
Best for The fan who liked Star Wars: Visions
Star Wars: Boba Fett - Black, White & Red Treasury Edition
This 136 page treasury edition collects all four issues of Boba Fett: Black, White & Red. Writers include Benjamin Percy and Saladin Ahmed, with art by Chris Allen, Ramon Rosanas, and others. Fett chases a target hiding in a volcanic system, goes after the one bounty that got away, and hunts a killer after a murder in the Tarkin family. The black, white, and red art makes Fett look great.
Best for The fan who's into Boba Fett and bounty hunters
Millennium Falcon Jigsaw Puzzle and Trivia
This is a family gift for Star Wars fans. The puzzle has 1,000 pieces and is double sided, with the Millennium Falcon in color on one side and its schematics on the other. Trivia cards come in the box, so once the puzzle is done the family can quiz each other. It gives everyone something to do together over a holiday weekend.
Best for Family gift
Graphic novels and manga for stockings.
Star Wars: Tales from the Death Star
This 96 page hardcover has scary stories set in and around the ruins of the Death Star, written by Cavan Scott. Expect alien creatures, phantom ships, cursed objects, and angry spirits. The art comes from a group that includes Eric Powell, Soo Lee, Vincenzo Riccardi, Ingo Römling, and Juan Samu. It's short and fun, a good stocking stuffer for a fan who likes a little horror.
Best for The fan who wants a quick, spooky read
Star Wars: Darth Vader Vol. 1 - Vader
This 160 page paperback collects Darth Vader #1 to 6 by Kieron Gillen. It picks up after A New Hope and shows the war from Vader's side, as he chases revenge on the rebels and digs into the Emperor's secrets. Along the way he teams up with the weapons hunter Aphra and her battle droids, and Jabba and Boba Fett show up. It's a fun, easy start for a Vader fan.
Best for The fan who roots for the bad guy
Star Wars: The Prequel Trilogy Graphic Novel
This 208 page graphic novel retells Episodes I, II, and III in comic form. It follows Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan meeting young Anakin, then Anakin and Padmé, then the fall of the Jedi. Alessandro Ferrari writes it, with art by Matteo Piana and others. It sticks close to the movies, so it works for longtime fans and for kids seeing the story for the first time.
Best for The kid who grew up on the prequels
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Star Wars: Thrawn [New Printing]
This 152 page paperback is the comic version of Timothy Zahn's novel Thrawn, by Jody Houser and Luke Ross. It shows a young Thrawn finishing at the top of the Imperial Academy and rising fast with his aide Eli Vanto, while not everyone wants him to succeed. Arihnda Pryce rises at the same time. It collects Thrawn #1 to 6 and is a quick read.
Best for The fan who wants Thrawn's backstory
Star Wars: Thrawn (The Manga), Vol. 1
This 224 page book is the first volume of the official manga of Timothy Zahn's novel Thrawn, by Man Tsang. It starts with Thrawn among his own people, the Chiss, and follows his early rise as a military mind before the Empire finds him. It reads right to left like other manga. It's a fresh way into Thrawn for a fan who already loves the character.
Best for The manga reader who's a Thrawn fan
The Mandalorian: Season One (The Manga), Vol. 1
This 160 page book is the first volume of the official manga of The Mandalorian's first season, written by Yusuke Osawa. A bounty hunter takes a job to bring the Child to what is left of the Empire, then goes on the run to protect him instead. It reads right to left like other manga. A good pick for a younger reader who watched the show.
Best for The manga reader who loves Mando and the Child
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