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* AbusiveParents: George R. Binks absolutely ''despises'' his son Jar Jar. While [[JerkassHasAPoint understandable]] due to Jar Jar's actions endangering himself and others, that still gives him no excuse to scream at, hit, and strangle his own son. At one point, he even encourages his son to swim for help when the family is trapped on an island, ''knowing he would drown''.

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* Fanboy: During the pre-panel story for ''Sandstorm,'' Chris Cerasi, an editor for Lucasfilm, inserts himself into the comic for a chance to meet Princess Leia and positively gushes over her when he meets her.
** Unfortunately, Leia seems none too interested as she is currently stuck lounging in front of Jabba in her slave outfit, but perks up when Chris says he'll do ''anything'' for her. It then cuts to Chris taking Leia's place on Jabba's throne.


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*HeroWorshipper: During the pre-panel story for ''Sandstorm,'' Chris Cerasi, an editor for Lucasfilm, inserts himself into the comic for a chance to meet Princess Leia and positively gushes over her when he meets her.
** Unfortunately, Leia seems none too interested as she is currently stuck lounging in front of Jabba in her slave outfit, but perks up when Chris says he'll do ''anything'' for her. It then cuts to Chris taking Leia's place on Jabba's throne
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* Fanboy: During the pre-panel story for ''Sandstorm,'' Chris Cerasi, an editor for Lucasfilm, inserts himself into the comic for a chance to meet Princess Leia and positively gushes over her when he meets her.
** Unfortunately, Leia seems none too interested as she is currently stuck lounging in front of Jabba in her slave outfit, but perks up when Chris says he'll do ''anything'' for her. It then cuts to Chris taking Leia's place on Jabba's throne.
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* DeadpanSnaker: Nima'tar, Jabba's twi'lek slave dancer in the story ''The One that Got Away'', is this in spades. In particular, a panel that shows her being forced to give Jabba a sponge bath is captioned "They say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. They have no idea what they're talking about."

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* DeadpanSnaker: DeadpanSnarker: Nima'tar, Jabba's twi'lek slave dancer in the story ''The One that That Got Away'', is this in spades. In particular, a panel that shows her being forced to give Jabba a sponge bath is captioned "They say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. They have no idea what they're talking about."
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* DeadpanSnaker: Nima'tar, Jabba's twi'lek slave dancer in the story ''The One that Got Away'', is this in spades. In particular, a panel that shows her being forced to give Jabba a sponge bath is captioned "They say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. They have no idea what they're talking about."
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** "Into the Great Unknown", the famous [[spoiler: [[Creator/HarrisonFord Indiana Jones discovers Han Solo]]'s skeleton]] story.

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** "Into the Great Unknown", the famous story where [[spoiler: [[Creator/HarrisonFord Indiana Jones discovers Han Solo]]'s skeleton]] story.skeleton and, after getting spooked over how strangely familiar it feels, decides to leave things be]].
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* NoOSHACompliance: Discussed in "A Death Star Is Born". Emperor Palpatine is all too quick to point out the dire and glaring lack of safety rails around the battle station's walkways, many of which are built over very deep, very fatal chasms. He reminds his retinue that he has to walk on those bridges himself and at his age, he's just not as balanced as he once was. Upon being told the budgetary issues preventing this fix, he concedes that he'll just have to be careful and have Vader with him at all times whenever he's on board.
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* EvilerThanThou: During their fight in "Resurrection", Maul boasts that he can easily defeat Vader because his hate is stronger. When he loses, he demands to know what Vader could possibly hate enough to muster the strength to win. Vader's answer: [[spoiler: "Myself."]]

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* EvilerThanThou: During their fight in "Resurrection", Maul boasts that he can easily defeat Vader because his hate is stronger. When he loses, he demands to know what Vader could possibly hate enough to muster the strength to win. Vader's answer: [[spoiler: [[spoiler:[[HisOwnWorstEnemy "Myself."]]"]]]]

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* DrivenToSuicide: After being stranded on a deserted island thanks to his son Jar-Jar's antics, as well as being forced to put up with those same antics while waiting for rescue, George R. Binks puts his blaster to his head. [[spoiler:It turns into a BungledSuicide when his wife tried to talk him out of it, though he pulled the trigger when she mentions Jar-Jar.]]

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After being stranded on a deserted island thanks to his son Jar-Jar's antics, as well as being forced to put up with those same antics while waiting for rescue, George R. Binks puts his blaster to his head. [[spoiler:It turns into a BungledSuicide when his wife tried to talk him out of it, though he pulled the trigger when she mentions Jar-Jar.]]]]
** In one story, after Vader beats him and the Jedi younglings he was meant to protect are killed, a Jedi kills himself with his own lightsaber.
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-->'''Domo:''' Shoot me now, UR-1. Shoot. Me. '''''Now.'''''\\

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-->'''Domo:''' Shoot me now, UR-1. Shoot. Me. '''''Now.'''''\\'''''
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: In "Nerf Herder":
-->'''Domo:''' Shoot me now, UR-1. Shoot. Me. '''''Now.'''''\\
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* NotSoDifferent: After defeating an assassin who transformed himself into a monstrous killing machine for the sake of avenging himself against the Empire, Darth Vader wonders if they were that different after all.

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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoDifferentRemark: After defeating an assassin who transformed himself into a monstrous killing machine for the sake of avenging himself against the Empire, Darth Vader wonders if they were that different after all.

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** "Into the Great Unknown", the famous [[spoiler: [[Creator/HarrisonFord Indiana Jones discovers Han Solo]]'s skeleton]] story.
** "Force Fiction", in which Mace Windu and Yoda have a conversation in a diner, is a WholePlotReference to the diner scene in ''Film/PulpFiction'', which also features Creator/SamuelLJackson.
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* BilingualBonus: In "Force Fiction", the restaurant menu is written in the Trade Federation Basic alphabet. If deciphered, it reveals a message saying that the time spent deciphering could have spent on more production activities such as going for a walk or "telling that special someone how much you love them", and another message telling the writer's family how much he loves them.

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* BilingualBonus: In "Force Fiction", the restaurant menu is written in the Trade Federation Basic alphabet. If deciphered, it reveals a message saying that the time spent deciphering could have spent on more production productive activities such as going for a walk or "telling that special someone how much you love them", and another message telling the writer's family how much he loves them.
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* BilingualBonus: In "Force Fiction", the restaurant menu is written in the Trade Federation Basic alphabet. If deciphered, it reveals a message saying that the time spent deciphering could have spent on more production activities such as going for a walk or "telling that special someone how much you love them", and another message telling the writer's family how much he loves them.
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* DisappearedDad: One tale has Boba Fett revealed as having had a wife and child whom he was separated from in the past. This was later [[Literature/LegacyOfTheForce expanded upon]], showing that he was exiled for murdering his wife's rapist and their marriage then fell apart, with Fett estranged from her along with their daughter (who hated him). Fett later revealed he'd always felt guilty for abandoning his daughter, and tried to make up for it by bonding with his granddaughter (after his daughter died).
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* {{Retirony}}: Jedi Padawan Obs Kaj develops IJustWantToBeNormal feelings during the Clone Wars and decides to leaves the order after one last mission. spoiler:That mission turns out to be a trap set to collect Jedi bounties, and Obs dies.]]

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* {{Retirony}}: Jedi Padawan Obs Kaj develops IJustWantToBeNormal feelings during the Clone Wars and decides to leaves the order after one last mission. spoiler:That [[spoiler:That mission turns out to be a trap set to collect Jedi bounties, and Obs dies.]]
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* {{Retirony}}: Jedi Padawan Obs Kaj develops IJustWantToBeNormal feelings during the Clone Wars and decides to leaves the order after one last mission. spoiler:That mission turns out to be a trap set to collect Jedi bounties, and Obs dies.]]

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* CueTheFlyingPigs: In "Force Fiction", two Jedi Masters debate whether Anakin Skywalker should be allowed to become a Jedi. Just after one says it will happen "when banthas fly", their conversation is interrupted by the arrival of a group of robbers on a repulsorlift skiff designed in such a way that resembles a bantha.

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* CueTheFlyingPigs: In "Force Fiction", two Jedi Masters debate Yoda and Mace Windu are debating whether Anakin Skywalker should be allowed to become a Jedi. Just after one Yoda says it will happen "when banthas fly", their conversation is interrupted by the arrival of a group of robbers on a repulsorlift skiff designed in such a way that resembles a bantha.


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* PragmaticVillain: Briefly demonstrated by the Emperor in "A Death Star is Born" when he asks about the possibility of including railings on the internal bridges, observing that he's ruthless but he does have to walk on the bridges himself and isn't as well-balanced as he used to be. When informed that such an addition would require a significant budget increase, he decides to just be careful and have Vader at his side at all times when he visits the station.
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* Darth Nihilus wiping out a multitude of the Jedi and taking Visas Marr as his apprentice in a prequel to VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublicII.

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* Darth Nihilus wiping out a multitude of the Jedi and taking Visas Marr as his apprentice in a prequel to VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublicII.
''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublicIITheSithLords''.
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* AmazonBrigade: While it's by no means a brigade, Leia does get assigned to one of these on an undercover recovery mission in "Lucky Stars".
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* AntiHero: Among various other examples, Villie fits this when turning in an alien princess, and her bodyguard, who hired him to smuggle them off-world, only to later kill the guards to their cell, under the basis that being captives, nobody will be looking for said princess and bodyguard.
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* AscendedExtra: From Issue #7, Boba's ex-wife Sintas and their then-unnamed daughter were brought into canon by AllThereInTheManual (which also named their kid as Ailyn and gave their last names as Vel), with appearances from Sintas in ''Literature/LegacyOfTheForce'' and ''ComicBook/StarWarsBloodTies''. Ailyn would also be {{retcon}}ned as having been "Boba" the whole time in ''Literature/YoungJediKnights'' book series, and Mirta Gev from ''Literature/LegacyOfTheForce'' would also be revealed to be Ailyn's daughter.
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* DrivenToSuicide: After being stranded on a deserted island thanks to his son Jar-Jar's antics, as well as being forced to put up with those same antics while waiting for rescue, George R. Binks puts his blaster to his head. [[spoiler:It turns into a BungledSuicide when his wife tried to talk him out of it, though he pulled the trigger when she mentions Jar-Jar.]]
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* Franchise/IndianaJones discovering the remains of Han Solo after his death in crash landing on Earth.

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* Franchise/IndianaJones discovering the remains of Han Solo after his death in a crash landing on Earth.
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* TheSocialDarwinist: In "Extinction" from the first volume, Darth Vader says to the Dark Woman when she comments about the Jedi being almost extinct that it's how things work in nature-weaker species make way for stronger ones. She counters that some species though are hardier than he thinks and thrive in out of the way places before returning (like the Jedi).
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* AscendedFanboy: Towards the end of the comic's run restrictions on the kinds of authors who could write for the comic were loosened, allowing less experienced but big-name fans the opportunity to write for the series. This included author Nathan P. Butler, known for his giant ''Star Wars Timeline Gold'' project in the fandom, who wrote the story "Equals & Opposites" for Issue #21.
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* AscendedFanboy: Towards the end of the comic's run restrictions on the kinds of authors who could write for the comic were loosened, allowing less experienced but big-name fans the opportunity to write for the series. This included author Nathan P. Butler, known for his giant ''Star Wars Timeline Gold'' project in the fandom, who wrote the story "Equals & Opposites" for Issue #21.
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* DeliberateInjuryGambit: How Darth Vader ends the duel in "Resurrection".


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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: In "Apocalypse Endor", the story of a former stormtrooper with PTSD is told with a bunch of parallels to the Vietnam War, with the Ewoks as the Viet Cong.


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* GreenEyedMonster: In "A Wookiee Scorned!", Chewie starts feeling jealous because Han is spending more time with Leia than with him. He forgives Han after he describes Leia as the only woman he's ever "loved as much as I love you", and Leia after she promises never to come between them. Then Han starts feeling jealous over how much time Chewie is spending with Leia...


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* IntercontinuityCrossover: "Into the Great Unknown", in which [[spoiler:Han Solo]] lands on a remote planet and crosses the path of [[spoiler:Indiana Jones]].

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