Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories--Codebreaker

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of Star Wars: The Force Awakens with this action-packed, all-ages adventure starring Poe Dameron and BB-8!

Ace X-wing pilot Poe Dameron and his droid companion BB-8 are sent on a covert mission to capture a rumored code-breaking device that the First Order has been using to crack Resistance communications. If the Resistance can steal this encryption machine for themselves, or at least destroy it, it would be a major win in the fight against the First Order.

But when Poe discovers that the "code-breaking technology" is actually a brilliant Munn girl being held captive, he's forced to go off-mission. Now, the Resistance pilot, his trusty astromech, and the young girl are on the run and in the crosshairs of an infamous TIE fighter pilot! Can Poe out-fly his enemy, or will the mission go down in flames?

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of Star Wars: The Force Awakens with this high-flying mini-series from author Ethan Sacks (Old Man Hawkeye, Star Wars: Bounty Hunters), Marc Yarza (Werewolf Frankenstein), and Jose Marzan Jr. (Captain America, X-Men)!

Collects Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories: Codebreaker #1-#4.

Author: Ethan Sacks
Publisher: Dark Horse Books
Published: 03/24/2026
Pages: 104
Binding Type: Paperback
ISBN13: 9781506742861
ISBN10: 1506742866
BISAC Categories:
- Comics & Graphic Novels | Media Tie-In
- Comics & Graphic Novels | Science Fiction | General

About the Author
Ethan Sacks is best known in comics as the writer of Marvel's Old Man Hawkeye, Silver Surfer, Old Man Quill, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, Star Wars: Rise of the Skywalker: Allegiance and Star Wars: Bounty Hunters. In the three years since he broke into the industry, Sacks has also written Kiss Zombies for Dynamite Entertainment and an acclaimed non-fiction series, Covid Chronicles, depicting personal accounts from the frontlines of the pandemic for AWA Studios and NBC News. Before his career change, Ethan was a 20-year veteran at the New York Daily News, covering film and geek culture, in which he interviewed everyone from Affleck to Zhang Ziyi. His biggest scoop was Marvel's decision to kill off Captain America, an exclusive picked up by 4,000 outlets around the world.