Star Wars: Doctor Aphra Omnibus Vol. 1

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Marvel Comics' November 2023 Full Solicits & Solicitations on bleedingcool.com (archived from the original on August 24, 2023)

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Breaking Ultimate Universe News at New York Comic Con! Children of the Vault! | CBH Live! October 20, 2023Star Wars: DOCTOR APHRA 23 on Penguin Random House Comics (archived from the original on May 8, 2022) Chelli Aphra is an archaeologist. You might think this means uncovering precious artifacts for the sake of preservation and knowledge but you’d be wrong. With an interest in droids, weapons, and Jedi artifacts she’s just looking for credits. When her talents attract the attention of Darth Vader it sets her life and that of two killer robots on a path that sees her kidnapping rebels, imprisoned in imperial jail, fighting for her life with a droid that wishes to kill her, and even going to the Emperor himself. To save her own skin Aphra is ready to betray anyone which always begs the question, what sort of crazy trouble will she be in next? No one is safe from the prime directive in her life [to save her own skin] and, even as the betrayals become the expected norm of each episode, it’s still fun to discover the particular manner of mischief Doctor Aphra has cooked. Worst Among Equals Aphra and her deranged murderbot are fixed with a couple of explosive devices that force them to work together while broadcasting their flight to all the bounty hunters on their trail

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Marvel Comics' October 2020 comic book solicitations and covers on GamesRadar+ ( July 23, 2020) (archived from the original) From 2015 to 2016, Aphra appeared in Star Wars: Vader Down, a six-issue crossover comic miniseries which includes its own debut issue, issues #13–15 of Darth Vader, and issues #13–14 of the Star Wars comic series. [3] [12] Concurrent with the Darth Vader series, in 2016 Aphra also appeared in the Rebel Jail arc of the Star Wars comic, which comprises Star Wars issues #16–19. [12] Doctor Aphra (2016–2019) [ edit ] UPDATING: Winners at the 31st Annual GLAAD Media Awards by GLAAD on GLAAD ( July 30, 2020) (archived from the original on July 30, 2020)Of all the characters I've created for other people's universes, she's by far the most successful one ... She's kind of fun but at the same time, there's a really dark heart to her ... All those weird kind of contradictions to her, I think they're quite appealing. At the same time, she's got a very core thing people can get. She's quite complicated and not complicated at all. With Luke or Leia, they've got that core archetype you get, you get what they're like. You get that with Aphra but at the same time, there's an underlying ... all this weird, twisted stuff in there that kind of gets under people's skin." [7]

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Upcoming September 2021 Marvel Comics revealed on Newsarama (archived from the original on June 24, 2021) Kieron Gillen (Author), Simon Spurrier (Author), Jason Aaron (Author), Kev Walker (Illustrator), Salvador Larroca (Illustrator), Andrea Broccardo (Illustrator), Emilio Laiso (Illustrator), Wilton Santos (Illustrator), Caspar Wjingaard (Illustrator), Elsa Charretier (Illustrator), Mike Deodato Jr. (Illustrator), Leinil Francis Yu (Illustrator), Marco Checchetto (Illustrator) Newsarama Staff (December 16, 2014). "Marvel Comics Full March 2015 Solicitations". Newsarama . Retrieved December 16, 2014.

All in all, this omnibus reminds us that in times of war and oppression, we all have different roles that we fill. Whether some are a part of the problem, actively fighting against it or standing on the side lines, everyone has a role. Aphra’s role is a bit murky at best because she doesn’t become vulnerable with many of the characters within the story. Perhaps this is why so many people love her – she is the most relatable. During this very real life time of confusion and uprising, we have to ask ourselves – where do we fit in in the struggle for freedom? It can be hard to take on the world’s problems as an individual and I believe that is where Aphra gets it right. Does it save your life to be self-serving or is it worth the risk to sacrifice yours for the betterment of society?

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MARVEL To Resume New Comics Releases May 27, Announce Schedule Through July 8 on Newsarama.com ( May 1, 2020) (archived from the original on May 19, 2020) The Screaming Citadel My favorite story arc here, sees Aphra trying to sell Luke to a Vampire Queen in a haunted city. Leia and Han come to the rescue but get themselves in trouble Doctor Aphra was a playable character in the 2017 player versus player real-time strategy mobile game, Star Wars: Force Arena, developed by Netmarble Games and published by Lucasfilm. [32] Impact and reception [ edit ] Star Wars: Darth Vader by Kieron Gillen & Salvador Larroca Omnibus is a hardcover compilation that collects all 25 issues of the 2015 Marvel comics series, Star Wars: Darth Vader, written by Kieron Gillen with art by Salvador Larroca. It also contains the annual written by Gillen with art by Leinil Francis Yu. Three issues written by Jason Aaron for the Star Wars: Vader Down crossover are also included: Vader Down, Part I and Star Wars issues 13–14. Marvel Comics December solicitations and covers revealed on Newsarama (archived from the original on September 15, 2022)Upcoming October 2021 Marvel Comics revealed: "The unthinkable has happened" on Newsarama (archived from the original on July 23, 2021) a b c d e Schedeen, Jesse (December 7, 2016). " Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #1 Review". IGN . Retrieved June 4, 2019.