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A Star Wars: Sana Starros #2 Micro-Review – Family Connections


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TITLE: Star Wars: Sana Starros #2
AUTHOR: Justina Ireland
ARTISTS: Pere Perez,  Dono Sanchez-Almara (Colorist), Travis Lanham (Letterer). Cover by Ken Lashley & Juan Fernandez.
RELEASED: March 8, 2023

By Rob Siebert
Fanboy Wonder

This issue ties Sana to her ancestor Avon Starros, who we’ve seen in some of the High Republic books. That’s not a coincidence, as Justina Ireland has written her.

I appreciate that Thea Starros, Sana’s grandmother, is in this story. It feels like we don’t see a lot of characters like her in Star Wars. Meaning in terms of both her age and her general look.

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Thomas Mat is a passionate automotive journalist with a keen eye for the stories behind the machines. With years of experience covering the latest industry news, vehicle launches, and driving trends, he brings both technical insight and accessible storytelling to Primary Ignition. Thomas has a special interest in performance engineering and the future of mobility, offering readers an informed perspective on where the automobile world is headed.

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