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Doctor Aphra

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra Volume One (Review)

Written by Tom Kelly, August 13, 2017

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra Volume One:  Aphra Written by Kieron Gillen Publisher:  Marvel Comics Trade Paperback, 2017 The purchase of both the LucasFilm production company and American comic book publisher Marvel Comics by entertainment conglomerate Disney has allowed for some cross-pollination of creative work.  From 2015, Marvel Comics have  commenced publishing various series and mini-series

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Per Aspera Ad Astra: Doctor Aphra #1 (review)

Written by Neil Raymundo, December 8, 2016

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #1 Marvel Comics, December 07, 2016 Writer: Kieron Gillen “Doctor Aphra” #1 marks the start of a new ongoing series from American publisher Marvel Comics’ line of “Star Wars” comic books (facilitated by multinational entertainment company Disney’s ownership of both Marvel Comics and Lucasfilms Ltd, the latter being the corporate vehicle

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