Faithfully bringing events from the series’ defining installment to the comics page, read along as Luke Skywalker confronts the legacy of the Jedi; Han, Leia, and Chewie struggle to evade the Empire, encountering danger at every turn; and Vader pursues the Rebellion with greater determination than ever before. Plus, emerges from the shadows a certain 900-year-old Jedi Master does.

Mole Man teams up the Chupacabra creatures to battle the Fantastic Four.

The Teenage Atom alongside his former wife Jean Loring speak to the warden on behalf of Risk to gain the minors freedom. The two heroes then visit the leader of the Dark Nemesis in order to learn the location of the only free member Scorcher, as Risk gets a vision of Scorcher much to his and the Atom's surprise.While the two interrogate Axis, Scorcher infiltrates the prison using the eye of a security officer she had murder to by pass the retina scans.She then manages to free Axis, removing the helmet restoring the access to telepathic powers. The Atom and Risk then grab the helmet and set out to capture the two villains. Following the rest of the team being freed Axis grows suspicious over the Titans being here on the day they are set free and attempts to invade her mind. She however is stopped by Risk putting the helmet on, as Ray confronts Scorcher revealing she could be related to Risk as one of the nine alien children.Vault then uses his cold powers to lower the temperature of the room to absolute zero incapacitating Atom and Risk but not before Scorcher imbues the two with enough heat to survive.  Scorcher then meets back up with the rest of her team, as they ponder their next mission.

Prologue: "The Haunting of Keyhouse.” Sam Lesser may be dead and gone, but Dodge still has uses for him, and in the first chill days of October, will make contact with him again. The dead know things the living may not, and Sam's restless spirit has had time to discover the thing Dodge wants to know most of all... where to find the key to the black door. The third storyline in the Eisner-nominated series begins here!

In the issue, the Meeseeks are n search for the meaning of life. Silly readers, we should know that we can’t ask Meeseeks these kinds of questions, it will lead to so really bad places. The R&M specials have done gangbusters for Oni, as this follows specials for characters like Sleepy Gary, Pickle Rick, and more. Hell, they are as good if not better than most of the issues of the regular series.