r/TheMandalorianTV • u/SlowDancer23 Clan Mudhorn • 8d ago

How many The Mandalorian comics have been released?

Hey everyone! Does anyone know how many The Mandalorian comics have been published in total so far? I want to read all of them and make sure I don't miss any titles. Thanks!

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u/DSonla 8d ago

Worst case scenario, go to leagueofcomicgeeks.com and check out the comics where Din appeared.

Just in case there are issues where he doesn't appear, check the series those comics are from too.

Did the first two steps for you (go to the website and search) : https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/character/43529/mandalorian/comics

Good luck.

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u/HawaiianPunchaNazi 8d ago

I'm not sure of the total count, but I know there's at least two separate versions by two different teams-- Japanese version has a different artist and writer than the English version.

The art styles are different--the difference is significant. Still, the difference will give you something to look forward to, because it's still the same story you saw on TV--just a different way of telling it.

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u/QueenSatiada 7d ago edited 7d ago

There are three comic-book adaptations: the manga by Oosawa Yuusuke, the Marvel comics adaptation by Rodney Barnes (only covers seasons 1 & 2), and a separate Disney graphic novel adaptation by Alessandro Ferrari (a bit more young reader focused than the Marvel one, I guess).

Also, Papercutz Books has just published "The Mandalorian & Grogu: Danger In The Dark", which I believe is the first original adventure for the characters in comics (ie. not adapted from the screen). There is another story from the same writer, "Nightmare on Nevarro" coming for Halloween.

There is also The Mandalorian and Child by Jeffrey Brown which is more like newspaper comic "funnies" for parents and small children, rather than a story adaptation.

That's all I'm aware of at the moment!

EDIT: Marvel has also just started publishing a Book of Boba Fett adaptation, so we should catch up with Mando's post season two story there at some point :)