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| X-Wing Rogue Squadron:
The Rebel Opposition |
| COMIC BOOK SERIES (1995) |
| Michael A. Stackpole, Mike
Baron, Allen Nunis, Andy Mushynsky et al. |
| Dark Horse Comics |
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Synopsis:
This story was originally
published as X-Wing Rogue Squadron #1-4: The Rebel
Opposition by Dark Horse Comics:
- Issues 1, 2, 3 & 4:
Wedge Antilles is a combat-hardened X-Wing
pilot, one of the only fliers to survive the
missions against both Death Stars. After those two
assignments and his post as leader of Rogue
Squadron, you'd think he'd seen everything. But when
he heads a rescue and retrieval for a downed man on
the planet Mrisst, he finds something he'd never
expected: a culture that hates the Empire and hates
the Alliance even more!
When Rogue Squadron leader Wedge Antilles is downed
in a bloody battle against Imperial All-Terrain
Scout Transports, he is forced to form an uneasy
alliance with the Cilpari natives, whose dislike for
the Rebels is only dwarfed by their hatred for the
Empire. Wedge must regroup Rogue Squadron before the
Cilpari alliance is shattered, and rejoin the battle
to save the galaxy!
Tycho Celchu has infiltrated the Imperial Forces.
Now he can communicate vital strategic information
that will give the Rebellion an upper hand! But when
he's pressed to lead a raid on his old Rogue
Squadron teammates, he must choose between saving
his comrades and serving the cause.
Tycho Celchu must make the hardest decision of his
lifetime: choosing between saving his friends and
supporting his cause. Disguised as an Imperial
fighter pilot, Rogue Squadron flyer Tycho Celchu has
successfully infiltrated the Imperial troops. But
success turns sour when his TIE fighter unit
encounters Wedge Antilles and Rogue Squadron! If he
abandons his post with the Imperial fighters, he
abandons the cause of the New Republic; but if he
stands his ground, he risks killing his comrades.
Either way this Rebel plays, he plays a losing
game...
Synopsis taken
from Dark Horse Comics, www.darkhorse.com.
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Chronology:
This story occurs approximately one month after Return
of the Jedi, four years after the Battle of Yavin. |
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Related Stories (in
chronological order):
The following novels are sequels to
the above stories, and are set from 6 years after the
Battle of Yavin during the period of The
New Republic, in chronological order:
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