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Enormous Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Leak Reveals Characters, New Vehicles
This is your first of many warnings. There are enormous spoilers in the images in the gallery below. If you don’t want to know anything about Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, turn back now.
OK, this is warning number two. Nine page spreads from the upcoming Official Visual Story Guide for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story popped up today via publisher Edelweiss. The images contain extensive character details, information on new ships, and other tidbits we’re pretty sure Disney and LucasFilm weren’t ready to reveal.
And here it is. This is your final warning. Don’t scroll down or click on the images below if you want to maintain any element of surprise.
The images below tell us what we can expect from the Rebellion and Imperial fleets. They also name the characters and give us some back story and motivation. Note that the images are marked "not final," so some of the elements might change. We suspect that the big beats aren't likely to undergo significant alteration, though.
If you want to wait for this to hit store shelves, you can look for it on January 24, 2017. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story will be in theaters on December 16.
[Source: Edelweiss via Making Star Wars]
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