Doctor Aphra 29

Doctor Aphra 29 is the twenty-ninth issue of the canon comic book series Star Wars: Doctor Aphra. The issue was written by Simon Spurrier, illustrated by Emilio Laiso, and published on February 27, 2019 by Marvel Comics. The issue contains the story "Worst Among Equals Part IV," in which the Galactic Empire's Coalition for Progress becomes involved with the disruption caused by Doctor Aphra and Triple-Zero on Milvayne.

Publisher's summaryEdit

"WORST AMONG EQUALS" PART 4 Rogue archaeologist DOCTOR APHRA continues her race against time – and total bodily explosion – with only professional murder droid TRIPLE-ZERO for company. Facing firing squads, harpoon-flinging reptiles and – worst of all – really bad traffic, they have no idea they're being watched by the deadliest Imperial threat of all: The Coalition for Progress! Face the unmitigated terror of the EMPIRE'S public relations division…

Plot summaryEdit

WORST AMONG EQUALS
Part IV

Doctor Aphra is on the run! Implanted with a proximity
bomb, she's forced to stay close to her nemesis,
Triple-Zero, or they will both face an explosive death. And
only one specialist on Milvayne can safely remove the
bombs before the timer runs out!

It's all part of a grand experiment by Doctor Cornelius
Evazan, who watches their every move through a live feed
broadcasting from Triple-Zero's eyes. And now Evazan has
expanded the feed to transmit across every screen on the
planet.

And Evazan isn't the only one who wants Aphra and
Triple-Zero dead. A resurrected former Milvayne cop, Tam
Posla, and Triple-Zero's old counterpart, the evil,
reconstructed killer droid BeeTee-One, are after them,
not to mention the hunters Winloss and Nokk. Allies are in
short supply…especially after Aphra's newest friend, the
young orphan Vulaada, betrayed them....

MediaEdit

EditionsEdit

UPC 759606086290; February 27, 2019; Marvel Comics^[1]
- 02911; Cover A; Ashley Witter
- 02921; Cover B; Kevin Nowlan

Cover galleryEdit

AppearancesEdit

By type

Characters	Creatures	Droid models	Events	Locations
Organizations and titles	Sentient species	Vehicles and vessels	Weapons and technology	Miscellanea

Characters

0-0-0
Chelli Lona Aphra
BT-1
Cornelius Evazan (Indirect mention only)
Vulaada Klam (Indirect mention only)
M'lindi
Nokk
Okma (First appearance)
Tam Posla
Prexo (Mentioned only)
Darth Sidious (Mentioned only)
Unidentified border officer (Appears on screen)
Pitina Mar-Mas Voor (First appearance) (Appears in hologram)
Winloss

Creatures

Ape (Mentioned only)
Fungus
- Gundravian hookspore
Rat (Mentioned only)
Reptile

Droid models

Events

Imperial Era
- Chase on Milvayne

Locations

Milvayne
- Milvayne City
  - Fuelstop (First appearance)
  - Underworld

Organizations and titles

Aphra family
Archaeologist
Bounty hunter
Deserter
Doctor
Galactic Empire
- Coalition for Progress (First pictured)
  - Chair (Appears in hologram)
- Galactic Emperor (Mentioned only)
- Imperial Military
  - Imperial Navy
  - Stormtrooper (Mentioned only)
- Imperial Officer Corps
  - Imperial officer
Inspector (Mentioned only)
Law enforcement agency
- Milvayne Authority
- Police officer
Minister (Appears in hologram)
Officer
- Captain
Pilot (Mentioned only)
Professor (Mentioned only)
Spy (Mentioned only)

Sentient species

Human
- Cyborg
Hutt (Mentioned only)
Trandoshan

Vehicles and vessels

Repulsorcraft
Starship
- Freighter
- IGV-55 surveillance vessel
  - Enduring Pride (First appearance)
- Winloss and Nokk's starship

Weapons and technology

Armor
- Helmet
Blaster
- Blaster pistol (Cover only)
  - Heavy blaster pistol (Cover only)
    - DL-44 heavy blaster pistol (Cover only)
- Blaster rifle
Bomb (Mentioned only)
- Proximity bomb (Indirect mention only)
Camera
Computer (Mentioned only)
Cybernetics
- AJ^6 cyborg construct
- Spider rig
Datapad
Droid
Ejector seat
Engine
Hologram
Ion-net (Mentioned only)
Jetpack
Railgun
Repair rig (First appearance)
Vr'gedian tranquilizer harpoon

Miscellanea

Brain
Bridge
City
Clothing
- Imperial military uniforms
  - Rank insignia plaque
Death
Division
Eye
Flagship
The Force
The galaxy
- Galaxy
Klick
Laser
Money (Mentioned only)
Personality matrix (Mentioned only)
- Triple-Zero protocol personality matrix (Mentioned only)
Planet
Poison (Mentioned only)
Propaganda
Skylane
Star system
Stomach
Tattoo
- Electro-tattoo
Time
- Standard day
- Standard hour
- Standard minute

CollectionsEdit

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra Vol. 5 — Worst Among Equals

Notes and referencesEdit

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↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Star Wars: Doctor Aphra (2016) #29 on Marvel Comics' official website (backup link)
↑ Doctor Aphra 2 has a flashback sequence taken 18 years before the event of the story, in which Chelli Lona Aphra told her father that her mother had just died. Star Wars: Galactic Atlas states the Galactic Empire was founded in 19 BBY. According to Doctor Aphra 32, Lona Aphra left the Second Moon of Thrinittik with Chelli when the Empire was existing and also stated that they lived on the planet for 2 years before Lona's death, which means that Lona had to die during or after 17 BBY. Davits Draven died during the Assault on the Mako-Ta Space Docks, which according to Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition, was one year after the mission to steal the Death Star plans. As Star Wars: Galactic Atlas dates the mission to 0 BBY, the assault must have occurred in 1 ABY. Doctor Aphra 2 took place between Star Wars 30, which takes place in around 0 ABY and Star Wars 50. It cannot have taken place in 0 ABY, as Lona would have died in 18 BBY. If the comic took place in 1 ABY, it would mean that Lona died in 17 BBY, fulfilling the above information. Additionally, Doctor Aphra 32 also has a flashback sequence depicting Lona Aphra's death 18 years prior to the events of the comic. As this comic takes place between Doctor Aphra 2 and Doctor Aphra 32, this must also take place around 1 ABY.

External linksEdit

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra (2016) #29 on Marvel Comics' official website (backup link)

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra

Trade paperbacks
Aphra:	1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6
The Screaming Citadel:	7 · 8
The Enormous Profit:	9 · 10 · 11 · 12 · 13
Remastered:	14 · 15 · 16 · 17 · 18 · 19
The Catastrophe Con:	20 · 21 · 22 · 23 · 24 · 25
Worst Among Equals:	26 · 27 · 28 · 29 · 30 · 31
Unspeakable Rebel Superweapon:	32 · 33 · 34 · 35 · 36
A Rogue's End:	37 · 38 · 39 · 40
1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · The Screaming Citadel
Other
Annual 1 · Annual 2 · Annual 3 · Hardcover 1

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[Marvel-0] 1.0 ^1.1 Star Wars: Doctor Aphra (2016) #29 on Marvel Comics' official website (backup link)

[Date_note-1] Doctor Aphra 2 has a flashback sequence taken 18 years before the event of the story, in which Chelli Lona Aphra told her father that her mother had just died. Star Wars: Galactic Atlas states the Galactic Empire was founded in 19 BBY. According to Doctor Aphra 32, Lona Aphra left the Second Moon of Thrinittik with Chelli when the Empire was existing and also stated that they lived on the planet for 2 years before Lona's death, which means that Lona had to die during or after 17 BBY. Davits Draven died during the Assault on the Mako-Ta Space Docks, which according to Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition, was one year after the mission to steal the Death Star plans. As Star Wars: Galactic Atlas dates the mission to 0 BBY, the assault must have occurred in 1 ABY. Doctor Aphra 2 took place between Star Wars 30, which takes place in around 0 ABY and Star Wars 50. It cannot have taken place in 0 ABY, as Lona would have died in 18 BBY. If the comic took place in 1 ABY, it would mean that Lona died in 17 BBY, fulfilling the above information. Additionally, Doctor Aphra 32 also has a flashback sequence depicting Lona Aphra's death 18 years prior to the events of the comic. As this comic takes place between Doctor Aphra 2 and Doctor Aphra 32, this must also take place around 1 ABY.

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