Star Wars Volume 3 #21 Marvel Comics 2022 Shara Bey Stranded on a Star Destroyer
Step into a tense corner of the Star Wars galaxy with Star Wars Volume 3 from Marvel Comics, a 2022 release that centers on Shara Bey—Poe Dameron’s mother—as she battles to survive inside a colossal Star Destroyer. After a mission goes wrong aboard the warship Tarkin's Will, this ace Rebel pilot must outwit Commander Zahra and navigate the ship's labyrinthine corridors to stay alive. At 28 pages of full color, this standalone story delivers high-octane action and intimate character moments that enrich the broader Star Wars canon.
- Creative team delivering a tight, cinematic experience: Charles Soule writes a focused, character-driven arc with Ramon Rosanas handling art and the cover, supported by Marco Castiello on colors.
- A rare inside-the-Imperial perspective: Surviving aboard a Star Destroyer creates a claustrophobic, cat-and-mouse atmosphere that highlights Shara Bey’s ingenuity under pressure.
- Canon-enhancing moment: Links Shara Bey to the larger Rebel Alliance narrative and deepens the legacy of Poe Dameron without sacrificing standalone intensity.
- Compact, collectible format: 28 pages of vibrant, full-color storytelling, offered at a reader-friendly price of $3.99.
- Ideal for: Star Wars fans who crave character focus, collectors adding depth to the Star Wars Marvel line, and readers seeking fresh lore about Shara Bey and the era before the Resistance.
What makes this volume stand out is its blend of personal stakes and galaxy-spanning context. Shara Bey's survival instincts, the ominous atmosphere aboard the Star Destroyer, and Rosanas' dynamic panel work combine to produce a memorable chapter in the Star Wars saga—one that you can revisit as you explore other Marvel Star Wars titles or as a companion to stories about Poe Dameron and the legacy of the Rebel Alliance.
Add Star Wars Volume 3: Shara Bey Stranded on a Star Destroyer to your Marvel collection and experience a pulse-pounding chapter where a lone pilot fights for freedom inside the Empire’s most fearsome machines.