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Star Wars Legends: Comics
Star Wars: Aurra's Song
Aurra's Song is a comic set shortly before The Phantom Menace. It was part of the Dark Horse Presents Annual 2000: Girls Rule!.
Aurra Sing is on board a Consular-class cruiser, and she has been captured by a former Anzati assassin, Torgo Tahn. The two reminisce about their past and Tahn brags about how he lured her on board. When he is sufficiently distracted, Sing breaks out of her bindings and slips them onto Tahn, revealing that she set up the whole thing, and that his Anzati friends would be interested in seeing him again.
This story, originally black and white, was printed in color in Star Wars Omnibus: Rise of the Sith.
Aurra Sing is on board a Consular-class cruiser, and she has been captured by a former Anzati assassin, Torgo Tahn. The two reminisce about their past and Tahn brags about how he lured her on board. When he is sufficiently distracted, Sing breaks out of her bindings and slips them onto Tahn, revealing that she set up the whole thing, and that his Anzati friends would be interested in seeing him again.
This story, originally black and white, was printed in color in Star Wars Omnibus: Rise of the Sith.
12 pages, Unknown Binding
Published June 21, 2000
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Dean Motter
176 books30 followersDean R. Motter is an illustrator, designer and writer who worked for many years in Toronto, Canada, New York City, and Atlanta. Motter is best known as the creator and designer of Mister X, one of the most influential "new-wave" comics of the 1980s.
Dean then took up the Creative Services Art Director's post at Time Warner/DC Comics, where he oversaw the corporate and licensing designs of America’s most beloved comic book characters such as Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman. In his off-hours he went on to create and design the highly acclaimed, retro-futuristic comic book series, Terminal City-- and its sequels, Aerial Graffiti. and Electropolis.
Dean then took up the Creative Services Art Director's post at Time Warner/DC Comics, where he oversaw the corporate and licensing designs of America’s most beloved comic book characters such as Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman. In his off-hours he went on to create and design the highly acclaimed, retro-futuristic comic book series, Terminal City-- and its sequels, Aerial Graffiti. and Electropolis.
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