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| X-Wing Rogue Squadron:
The Warrior Princess |
| GRAPHIC NOVEL (1998) |
| Michael A. Stackpole,
Scott Tolson, John Nadeau, Jordi Ensign et al. |
| Dark Horse Comics |
| Also published as Comic
Book Series |
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Synopsis:
This story was originally
published as X-Wing Rogue Squadron #13-16: The
Warrior Princess by Dark Horse Comics:
- Issues 13, 14, 15 & 16:
The squadron's roster has contained Corellian
heroes and Alderaanian fighter aces, but when the
royal court of Eiattu comes to reclaim their
princess from the ranks of Rogue Squadron, it's a
surprise to everyone: especially the princess!
When the royal court of Eiattu came to Rogue
Squadron to collect their princess -- Plourr Ilo,
who was unaware of her heritage, they did so to help
put an end to their planet's internal rebellion.
They reasoned that a strong figurehead might pull
the people together, what they couldn't know was
that a strong-willed princess might have her own
view of how things should be run.
Crown, crown, who's got the crown? Plourr Ilo has
reluctantly taken it on, but finds being a princess
can be even rougher than being a warrior. Her
brother instead wants to destroy the crown,
not knowing that his own lover intends to claim, not
only the crown, but the planet for herself! And as
the different factions battle it out, the Empire
waits in the wings, waiting to claim whatever
remains. But standing in their way is the fabled
Rogue Squadron and they've decided to take out the
Empire, one TIE fighter at a time!
This man making a bid for the throne of the Royal
Citadel of Eiattu, this man who would lead the
Peoples' Liberation Battalion to rule this world,
claims to be the brother of the current ruler,
Princess Plourr. But Plourr knows, with great
certainty, that this cannot be. To reveal the truth
might destroy his power, but it could, in turn,
destroy her as well.
Synopsis taken
from Dark Horse Comics, www.darkhorse.com.
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Chronology:
This story occurs approximately four and a half 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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