Brian Wood

Rebel leader Mon Mothma gives separate missions to Princess Leia and Han Solo, hoping to reveal a spy and resupply the Alliance.

As the war enters its final weeks Matty Roth is given a golden opportunity to report once again from the DMZ, not as a network lackey but as an unbiased observer for the court of world opinion, to ensure both sides stay honest. He is determined to do right by the city where he once failed miserably.

"When Matty Roth first landed in the DMZ, he was handed the exclusive opportunity to document the city under siege. Instead he's allowed himself to fall in with politicians and opportunists, warlords, and mercenaries. With the final battle about to begin, this is his last chance to do right by the residents of the city he's grown to love"--P. [4] of cover.

Rookie journalist Matty Roth stumbles across a crashed helicopter and its long-dead pilots and gets a glimpse of possible salvation, or at least the first step down that road, when he returns their dog tags to their next of kin.

The three infamous Rebels have separated, but fate brings the trio back together for a last stand against the Empire.

As Matty Roth, aspiring photojournalist, continues his to report on the struggle of the civilians caught in this no-man's-land during the Second American Civil War, he encounters a new complication--Parco Delgado, a political rebel participating in the first election in the DMZ.

Conclusion of the series about Matty Roth, aspiring photojournalist, who continues his to report on the struggle of the civilians caught in this no-man's-land during the Second American Civil War. Nothing will be the same again because the unimaginable can indeed happen on American soil.

The Rebel Alliance searches for a new home base while Han Solo goes on a reconnaissance mission to the heart of the Empire.

"Don't miss these new stories of conflicted teens grappling with love, loss and the joy of finding their way in life while dealing with their unexpected super-powers"--Publisher's web site.

"A blistering take on media control in a repressive future America! DMZ and The Massive creator Brian Wood launched an all-out assault on the comics medium in 1997 with Channel Zero, an influential, forward-thinking series that combined art, politics, and graphic design in a unique way. Touching on themes of freedom of expression, hacking, cutting-edge media manipulation, and police surveillance, it remains as relevant today as it did back then" --...