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* WeUsedToBeFriends: Kallus and Jovan, the latter having gone rogue.
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* ''Learning Patience'' (February 2015) - Ezra must conquer his impatience to help the Ghost escape an Imperial attack.
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* ''Learning Patience'' (February 2015) - Ezra must conquer his impatience to help the Ghost ''Ghost'' escape an Imperial attack.
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* DelicateAndSickly: Mindiz, along with many other Tarkintown citizens, in ''Sabotaged Supplies''. It gets alleviated once Zeb gets the cure.
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* IllGirl: Mindiz, along with many other Tarkintown citizens, in ''Sabotaged Supplies''. It gets alleviated once Zeb gets the cure.
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* ''No Sympathy'' (January 2016) - Two recently-rebelled officers, including a former protege under Kallus, attempt to flee the world of Thrad while the aforementioned agent hunts them down.
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* ''No Sympathy'' (January 2016) - Two recently-rebelled recently rebelled officers, including a former protege under Kallus, attempt to flee the world of Thrad while the aforementioned agent hunts them down.
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** "Kallus' Hunt" could qualify, since Jovan gets arrested and Kallus doesn't care, though the former's reasons for going rogue were do due to embezzlement rather than rebelling.
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** For Aresko and Grint, one kind-of success isn't going to outweigh the rest of your failures.
** Reann is reluctant about deserting the Empire because she's worried about what's going to happen to her family and what they will say after she leaves.
** ...which ends up being what Rake's family has to deal with in the aftermath of "The Antilles Extraction" episode.
** For Aresko and Grint, one kind-of success isn't going to outweigh the rest of your failures.
** Reann is reluctant about deserting the Empire because she's worried about what's going to happen to her family and what they will say after she leaves.
** ...which ends up being what Rake's family has to deal with in the aftermath of "The Antilles Extraction" episode.
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** For Aresko and Grint, one kind-of success isn't going to outweigh the rest of your failures.
** Reann is reluctant about deserting the Empire because she's worried about what's going to happen to her family and what they will say after she leaves.
** ...which ends up being what Rake's family has to deal with in the aftermath of "The Antilles Extraction" episode.
** For Aresko and Grint, one kind-of success isn't going to outweigh the rest of your failures.
** Reann is reluctant about deserting the Empire because she's worried about what's going to happen to her family and what they will say after she leaves.
** ...which ends up being what Rake's family has to deal with in the aftermath of "The Antilles Extraction" episode.
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While the events of the comic are not essential to the show, they are indeed canon. Senator Nadea Tural would later appear in ''[[ComicBook/MarvelStarWars2015 Marvel Star Wars]]'', "The Thune Cargo" takes place on a world previously featured in ''Literature/AdventuresInWildSpace'', and so forth.
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While the events of the comic are not essential to the show, they are indeed canon. Senator Nadea Tural would later appear in ''[[ComicBook/MarvelStarWars2015 Marvel Star Wars]]'', ''ComicBook/StarWarsMarvel2015'', "The Thune Cargo" takes place on a world previously featured in ''Literature/AdventuresInWildSpace'', and so forth.
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* HeelRealization: After being defended by the crew even after she insulted them for being [[YouRebelScum rebels with no faith in the Empire]] in ''Senate Perspective'', Senator Tural parts ways with them, needing time to think. By "No Sympathy", she's now willing to covertly help other turncoats escape to other rebel cells. [[HeelFaceDoorSlam She gets found out in]] [[ComicBook/MarvelStarWars2015 Annual #1]] and [[DownerEnding dies along with several other rebel-sympathetic senators]].
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* HeelRealization: After being defended by the crew even after she insulted them for being [[YouRebelScum rebels with no faith in the Empire]] in ''Senate Perspective'', Senator Tural parts ways with them, needing time to think. By "No Sympathy", she's now willing to covertly help other turncoats escape to other rebel cells. [[HeelFaceDoorSlam She gets found out in]] [[ComicBook/MarvelStarWars2015 [[ComicBook/StarWarsMarvel2015 Annual #1]] and [[DownerEnding dies along with several other rebel-sympathetic senators]].
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* BadBoss: Crime Lord Skraik in "The Size of the Fight", who used a Gundark he dubbed Gigi to frighten his gang into working for him without pay. His cruelty was not limited to his men. He'd often use an electric prod to control Gigi as well.
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* BadBoss: Crime Lord Skraik in "The Size of the Fight", who used a Gundark he dubbed Gigi [[FluffyTheTerrible Gigi]] to frighten his gang into working for him without pay. His cruelty was not limited to his men. He'd often use an electric prod to control Gigi as well.
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* BlackTieInfiltration: While working a con-job on the luxury train ''Exas Jewell'' in "Off the Rails". Lando poses as the train's designer. [[AccidentalHero Though Lando manages to save the passengers of the train from a gang of pirates]], one of the passengers reveals to him that she knew he was an impostor the whole time.
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* BlackTieInfiltration: While working a con-job on the luxury train ''Exas Jewell'' in "Off the Rails". Rails", Lando poses as the train's designer. [[AccidentalHero Though Lando manages to save the passengers of the train from a gang of pirates]], one of the passengers reveals to him that she knew he was an impostor the whole time.
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* BlackTieInfiltration: While working a con-job on the luxury train ''Exas Jewell'' in "Off the Rails". Lando poses as the train's designer. [[AccidentalHero Though Lando manages to save the passengers of the train from a gang of pirates]], one of the passengers reveals to him that she knew he was an impostor the whole time.
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* BadBoss: Crime Lord Skraik in ''The Size of the Fight'', who used a Gundark he dubbed Gigi to frighten his gang into working for him without pay. His cruelty was not limited to his men. He'd often use an electric prod to control Gigi as well.
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* BadBoss: Crime Lord Skraik in ''The "The Size of the Fight'', Fight", who used a Gundark he dubbed Gigi to frighten his gang into working for him without pay. His cruelty was not limited to his men. He'd often use an electric prod to control Gigi as well.
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* BadBoss: Crime Lord Skraik, Skraik in ''The Size of the Fight'', who used a Gundark he dubbed Gigi to frighten his gang into working for him without pay. His cruelty was not limited to his men. He'd often use an electric prod to control Gigi as well.
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* ''The Wrong Crowd'' (April 12, 2017)
* ''Off the Rails'' (May 10, 2017)
* ''To Thy Metal Heart Be True'' (June 7, 2017)
* ''Sons of the Sky'' (July 5, 2017)
* ''Final Round'' (August 2, 2017)
* ''A Youth Unpromising'' (August 30, 2017)
* ''Fifth and Final'' (October 25, 2017)
* ''Never Far Behind'' (December 20, 2017)
* ''Off the Rails'' (May 10, 2017)
* ''To Thy Metal Heart Be True'' (June 7, 2017)
* ''Sons of the Sky'' (July 5, 2017)
* ''Final Round'' (August 2, 2017)
* ''A Youth Unpromising'' (August 30, 2017)
* ''Fifth and Final'' (October 25, 2017)
* ''Never Far Behind'' (December 20, 2017)
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* ''The Wrong Crowd'' (April 12, 2017)
* ''Off the Rails'' (May10, 2017)
* ''To Thy Metal Heart Be True'' (June7, 2017)
* ''Sons of the Sky'' (July5, 2017)
* ''Final Round'' (August2, 2017)
* ''A Youth Unpromising'' (August30, 2017)
* ''Fifth and Final'' (October25, 2017)
* ''Never Far Behind'' (December20, 2017)
* ''Off the Rails'' (May
* ''To Thy Metal Heart Be True'' (June
* ''Sons of the Sky'' (July
* ''Final Round'' (August
* ''A Youth Unpromising'' (August
* ''Fifth and Final'' (October
* ''Never Far Behind'' (December
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* "Always Bet On Chop" (October 2016)[[note]]Starting with this issue, these are the German release dates.[[/note]] - Chopper gets mixed up in a gladiatorial battle.
* "A Second Chance" (November 2016) - Sabine goes into another rescue mission to save another friend from Imperial clutches.
* "The Ballad of 264" (December 2016) - A look into the life of 264 as he tries to be a hero after leaving his life as an Imperial droid. However, things don't go as well as he expected.
* "The Line of Duty" (January 2017) - Ezra, Reann, and Mizel attempt to contact Commander Ryden's rebels on the forest world of Kinrah but must fight their way against Stormtroopers.
* "A Time to Survive" (February 2017) - Ezra is separated from the crew during a mission and re-encounters Wullfwarro, Kitwarr, and their group of Wookiees.
* "Too Late to Change" (March 2017) - Ketsu Onyo encounters a family of three while hunting a bounty for Black Sun.
* "The Size of the Fight" (April 2017) - Zeb defends short bat/mice-like people from a killer monster.
* "A Second Chance" (November 2016) - Sabine goes into another rescue mission to save another friend from Imperial clutches.
* "The Ballad of 264" (December 2016) - A look into the life of 264 as he tries to be a hero after leaving his life as an Imperial droid. However, things don't go as well as he expected.
* "The Line of Duty" (January 2017) - Ezra, Reann, and Mizel attempt to contact Commander Ryden's rebels on the forest world of Kinrah but must fight their way against Stormtroopers.
* "A Time to Survive" (February 2017) - Ezra is separated from the crew during a mission and re-encounters Wullfwarro, Kitwarr, and their group of Wookiees.
* "Too Late to Change" (March 2017) - Ketsu Onyo encounters a family of three while hunting a bounty for Black Sun.
* "The Size of the Fight" (April 2017) - Zeb defends short bat/mice-like people from a killer monster.
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* "Always ''Always Bet On Chop" Chop' (October 2016)[[note]]Starting with this issue, these are the German release dates.[[/note]] - Chopper gets mixed up in a gladiatorial battle.
*"A ''A Second Chance" Chance'' (November 2016) - Sabine goes into another rescue mission to save another friend from Imperial clutches.
*"The ''The Ballad of 264" 264'' (December 2016) - A look into the life of 264 as he tries to be a hero after leaving his life as an Imperial droid. However, things don't go as well as he expected.
*"The ''The Line of Duty" Duty'' (January 2017) - Ezra, Reann, and Mizel attempt to contact Commander Ryden's rebels on the forest world of Kinrah but must fight their way against Stormtroopers.
*"A ''A Time to Survive" Survive'' (February 2017) - Ezra is separated from the crew during a mission and re-encounters Wullfwarro, Kitwarr, and their group of Wookiees.
*"Too ''Too Late to Change" Change'' (March 2017) - Ketsu Onyo encounters a family of three while hunting a bounty for Black Sun.
*"The ''The Size of the Fight" Fight'' (April 2017) - Zeb defends short bat/mice-like people from a killer monster.monster.
* ''The Wrong Crowd'' (April 12, 2017)
* ''Off the Rails'' (May 10, 2017)
* ''To Thy Metal Heart Be True'' (June 7, 2017)
* ''Sons of the Sky'' (July 5, 2017)
* ''Final Round'' (August 2, 2017)
* ''A Youth Unpromising'' (August 30, 2017)
* ''Fifth and Final'' (October 25, 2017)
* ''Never Far Behind'' (December 20, 2017)
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* ''The Wrong Crowd'' (April 12, 2017)
* ''Off the Rails'' (May 10, 2017)
* ''To Thy Metal Heart Be True'' (June 7, 2017)
* ''Sons of the Sky'' (July 5, 2017)
* ''Final Round'' (August 2, 2017)
* ''A Youth Unpromising'' (August 30, 2017)
* ''Fifth and Final'' (October 25, 2017)
* ''Never Far Behind'' (December 20, 2017)
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* SternChase: Mentioned in "Ocean Rescue" that Sabine was chased by the Imperials on Mandalore after she deserted from the academy. Implied to have been through a FugitiveArc.
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* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: Inverted for [[HeelFaceTurn Swain]]. She realized that the Empire wasn't worth serving and protecting if it wouldn't do the same for its own people, but [[EvilMentor Kallus]] believes she foolishly threw her life and future away.
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* RealityEnsues:
** For Aresko and Grint, one kind-of success isn't going to outweigh the rest of your failures.
** Reann is reluctant about deserting the Empire because she's worried about what's going to happen to her family and what they will say after she leaves.
** ...which ends up being what Rake's family has to deal with in the aftermath of "The Antilles Extraction" episode.
** For Aresko and Grint, one kind-of success isn't going to outweigh the rest of your failures.
** Reann is reluctant about deserting the Empire because she's worried about what's going to happen to her family and what they will say after she leaves.
** ...which ends up being what Rake's family has to deal with in the aftermath of "The Antilles Extraction" episode.
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** Sabine has a bad history with large bodies of water, apparently something related to her [[DarkAndTroubledPast days in the Academy]].
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%%** At the end of "Becoming Hunted", Zeb recounts how on Lasan, a friend of his back in their youth went alone into a cave and was attacked by a creature, but his older brother trailed him and [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificed himself]] so that he could get away. Zeb hopes that one day he can repay his friend for teaching him about courage...
* {{Greed}}:Apparently why Apparently, Jovan became wanted for treason.is in trouble because he embezzled.
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** Sabine's friendship with [[CoolOldGuy Janard]] bring to mind another CoolOldGuy from Mandalore that she'll befriend... that guy being Rau.
** Ketsu telling Sabine that Black Sun imprisoned Ojo so she can free him and later refusing to go through with killing a former Black Sun hitman that quit to take care of his family foreshadows [[spoiler:her HeelFaceTurn in ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsForcesOfDestiny Forces of Destiny]]'']].
** Ketsu telling Sabine that Black Sun imprisoned Ojo so she can free him and later refusing to go through with killing a former Black Sun hitman that quit to take care of his family foreshadows [[spoiler:her HeelFaceTurn in ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsForcesOfDestiny Forces of Destiny]]'']].
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The ''Star Wars Rebels Magazine'' was a magazine published by Titan Magazines(US) and (US), Egmont UK (UK).(UK), and Panini (mainland Europe). It featured known information about ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'', contained short comics featuring characters from the show, and gave out some details about them.
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The ''Star Wars Rebels Magazine'' was a magazine published by Titan Magazines (US) and Egmont UK (UK). It featured known information about ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'', contained short comics featuring characters from the show, and gave out some details about them.
While the events of the comic are not essential to the show, they are indeed canon. Senator Nadea Tural would later appear in ''[[ComicBook/MarvelStarWars2015 Marvel Star Wars]]'', "The Thune Cargo" takes place on a world previously featured in ''Literature/AdventuresInWildSpace'', and so forth.
As of December 2016, [[https://www.reddit.com/r/starwarsrebels/comments/5jmdl0/sad_to_see_star_wars_rebels_titan_magazine/ the magazines were announced to be cancelled and replaced with a new magazine series in 2017.]]
New issues were released every four weeks.
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* ''Ring Race'' (January 2015) - The ''Ghost'' crew compete in a race against a vicious crime lord.
* ''Learning Patience'' (February 2015) - Ezra must conquer his impatience to help the Ghost escape an Imperial attack.
* ''The fake Jedi'' (March 2015) %The capitalization mistake was in the actual title, please leave intact% - Kanan finds himself on the planet Vyndal, where the people claim to be protected by a Jedi.
* ''Kallus' Hunt'' (April 2015) - Kallus must chase down an old friend gone rogue before he can get off of Lothal.
* ''Return of the Slavers'' (May 2015) - Sabine gets captured by Zygerrian slaver [=MaDall=] and must teach the slaves to rise up against all tyranny.
* ''Eyes on the Prize'' (June 2015) - Ezra gets hunted down by bounty hunters.
* ''Sabotaged Supplies'' (July 2015) - After discovering that the supplies given to Tarkintown were contaminated, Zeb must retrieve the cure before it's too late. But first, he'll have to confront Kallus.
* ''Ezra's Vision'' (August 2015) - Ezra has a vision of him attacking Zeb. When it seems that there is a traitor in their midst, the crew must figure out who is who before they can get too excited...
* ''Senate Perspective'' (September 2015) - Imperial Senator Nadea Tural finds herself discovering a new perspective on the conflict when she gets 'captured' by the Ghost crew.
* ''Becoming Hunted'' (October 2015) - Zeb helps a group of hunters escape from the same creatures the latter had been hunting.
* ''Assessment'' (November 2015) - Aresko and Grint must prove themselves to visiting Assessor Potalla.
* ''Ocean Rescue'' (December 2015) - Sabine and Ahsoka perform a mission to an underwater Imperial facility to rescue an old friend of the former, who also previously had some history with ocean missions in the past.
* ''Secret of Sienar'' (December 2015 (New Year's Release)) - Zeb and Kanan travel to Absanz on a recon mission to discover what secrets the Sienar Fleet Systems factory could hold.
* ''No Sympathy'' (January 2016) - Two recently-rebelled officers, including a former protege under Kallus, attempt to flee the world of Thrad while the aforementioned agent hunts them down.
* ''A Day's Duty'' (February 2016) - Mizel, a young but clumsy and in-confident mechanic in Phoenix Squadron, must pull himself together when the Squadron gets a problem during a fleet battle.
* ''Ice Breaking'' (March 2016) - Kanan and Ezra confront the Inquisitors on an ice planet and must learn how to use the environment to their advantage.
* ''Vulnerable Areas'' (April 2015) - While helping a rebel cell on Imvur, Rex and Kanan get attacked by Imperial walkers.
* ''Academy Cadets'' (May 2016) - The Ghost crew receives an SOS from an Imperial ship of cadets Imvur-bound. The rebels will help anyone in need, enemy or not, but compassion doesn't change the risk of letting these Imperial officers in the making on board the ''Ghost''... at least, not completely.
* ''Escaping the Scrapheap'' (June 2016)
* ''The Gangsters of Galzez'' (August 2016)
* ''Puffer Problems'' (September 2016)
* ''The Thune Cargo'' (November 2016)
* "Always Bet On Chop" (October 2016)[[note]]Starting with this issue, these are the German release dates.[[/note]] - Chopper gets mixed up in a gladiatorial battle.
* "A Second Chance" (November 2016) - Sabine goes into another rescue mission to save another friend from Imperial clutches.
* "The Ballad of 264" (December 2016) - A look into the life of 264 as he tries to be a hero after leaving his life as an Imperial droid. However, things don't go as well as he expected.
* "The Line of Duty" (January 2017) - Ezra, Reann, and Mizel attempt to contact Commander Ryden's rebels on the forest world of Kinrah but must fight their way against Stormtroopers.
* "A Time to Survive" (February 2017) - Ezra is separated from the crew during a mission and re-encounters Wullfwarro, Kitwarr, and their group of Wookiees.
* "Too Late to Change" (March 2017) - Ketsu Onyo encounters a family of three while hunting a bounty for Black Sun.
* "The Size of the Fight" (April 2017) - Zeb defends short bat/mice-like people from a killer monster.
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!!Tropes in these comics include:
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: Inverted for [[HeelFaceTurn Swain]]. She realized that the Empire wasn't worth serving and protecting if it wouldn't do the same for its own people, but [[EvilMentor Kallus]] believes she foolishly threw her life and future away.
* CallBack:
** Jovan's escape attempt in "Kallus' Hunt" receives a mention in "Assessment" as an example of the Lothal Garrison's incompetence.
** Tural's experience with the ''Ghost'' crew in "Senate Perspective" is what drives her to help turncoats in "No Sympathy".
** The cadet unit in "Academy Cadets" were being transferred to Imvur. The comic before, "Vulnerable Areas", took place there with a local rebel cell.
* CassandraTruth:
** Tural initially refuses to listen to Hera and the crew's claims that the Senate is just a bunch of [[PuppetKing figureheads]] for the Emperor. It takes [[NiceJobFixingItVillain another Imperial officer]] to tell her roughly the same thing for her to realize the truth.
* ContinuityNod:
** Zare gets brought up to talk with Potalla concerning Aresko and Grint on the events of "Breaking Ranks". She also wishes him well on his transfer to Arkanis, which he mentions in to Ezra in "Vision of Hope".
** "The Thune Cargo" takes place on Thune, first seen in ''Literature/AdventuresInWildSpace''.
* DayInTheLife: Pretty much. The comics tell stories of the characters from ''Rebels'' that don't contribute a whole lot to the show's storyline, but they do detail the 'regular' shenanigans they get into offscreen.
* DownerEnding:
** "Kallus' Hunt" could qualify, since Jovan gets arrested and Kallus doesn't care, though the former's reasons for going rogue were do to embezzlement rather than rebelling.
** In "Assessment", it's just another day of rebelling for [[ButForMeItWasTuesday Sabine, Chopper, and Zeb,]] but when it seems that Aresko and Grint have gotten Assessor Potalla's approval, she later reports to [[KnightOfCerebus Tarkin]] of their incompetence, leading to the [[OffWithHisHead events]] of "Call to Action".
** "Ocean Rescue" ends with Janard [[ShaggyDogStory dying anyway]].
** "No Sympathy" ends with Swain, Cogon, and Beneda getting arrested and prepared for interrogation.
* EvilMentor: Kallus to [[HeelFaceTurn Swain]].
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Sabine has a bad history with large bodies of water, apparently something related to her [[DarkAndTroubledPast days in the Academy]].
** Kallus having to turn in two of his rogue friends becomes [[{{Irony}} ironic]] when [[spoiler:he ends up having a HeelFaceTurn and becomes dedicated to helping rebel sympathizers escape the Empire.]]
%%** At the end of "Becoming Hunted", Zeb recounts how on Lasan, a friend of his back in their youth went alone into a cave and was attacked by a creature, but his older brother trailed him and [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificed himself]] so that he could get away. Zeb hopes that one day he can repay his friend for teaching him about courage...
* {{Greed}}: Apparently why Jovan became wanted for treason.
* HeelFaceDoorSlam: Swain and Cogon in "No Sympathy" were disgusted by the Empire's actions ever since "Call to Action", not wanting to hurt people. They get arrested before they can get to the Klonoid rebel cell.
* HeelRealization: After being defended by the crew even after she insulted them for being [[YouRebelScum rebels with no faith in the Empire]] in ''Senate Perspective'', Senator Tural parts ways with them, needing time to think. By "No Sympathy", she's now willing to covertly help other turncoats escape to other rebel cells. [[HeelFaceDoorSlam She gets found out in]] [[ComicBook/MarvelStarWars2015 Annual #1]] and [[DownerEnding dies along with several other rebel-sympathetic senators]].
* HeroicSacrifice:
** One of the hunters in "Becoming Hunted" does this so that Zeb and the others can escape.
* HiddenDepths: '''[[ThoseTwoGuys Aresko and Grint]]''' frame Dunum and get him arrested. Doesn't stop Potalla from giving them a [[DownerEnding bad report]] [[CallForward though]].
* IllGirl: Mindiz, along with many other Tarkintown citizens, in ''Sabotaged Supplies''. It gets alleviated once Zeb gets the cure.
* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: [[AudienceSurrogate Mizel was inspired]] by the ''Ghost'' crew, specifically the Jedi boy Ezra. When he runs off to join Phoenix Squadron, he reacts accordingly when he first meets Ezra.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: When Tural pleads with Earll to have the rebels be put on trial by the Senate rather than executed right then and there, Earll tells her to back off, saying that the Senate has no jurisdiction in the Outer Rim, especially concerning matters of treason. [[HeelRealization Tural]] ends up pulling away Earll's blaster and saves the crew.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: In "No Sympathy", Kallus pulls out his ''bo-rifle'' in ''staff mode'' with intent to use it on ''his ex-student''. Nevermind that the bo-rifle contains a whopping [[ShockAndAwe 11,000 bolts]] that only species like Lasat can at least be exhausted from. [[RedHerring Luckily, he never actually uses it in their fight.]]
* OncePerEpisode: At least one new character is introduced per issue.
* PoisonAndCureGambit: Kallus contaminates the supplies in ''Sabotaged Supplies'', knowing that the rebels would steal them for Tarkintown and would have to return to the Imperial Complex to retrieve the cure, with Imperial forces ready to confront them.
* SurpassedTheTeacher: Swain manages to best '''Kallus''' in single combat. She only loses because she wasn't expecting him to [[NothingUpMySleeve pull out a stun blaster from under his cuirass]]. [[DisappointedInYou Kallus chides her for this]].
* VillainEpisode: "Kallus's Hunt" and "No Sympathy" are both Kallus-centric comics. "Assessment" as well for [[ThoseTwoGuys Aresko and Grint]].
* WeUsedToBeFriends: Kallus and Jovan, the latter having gone rogue.
While the events of the comic are not essential to the show, they are indeed canon. Senator Nadea Tural would later appear in ''[[ComicBook/MarvelStarWars2015 Marvel Star Wars]]'', "The Thune Cargo" takes place on a world previously featured in ''Literature/AdventuresInWildSpace'', and so forth.
As of December 2016, [[https://www.reddit.com/r/starwarsrebels/comments/5jmdl0/sad_to_see_star_wars_rebels_titan_magazine/ the magazines were announced to be cancelled and replaced with a new magazine series in 2017.]]
New issues were released every four weeks.
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* ''Ring Race'' (January 2015) - The ''Ghost'' crew compete in a race against a vicious crime lord.
* ''Learning Patience'' (February 2015) - Ezra must conquer his impatience to help the Ghost escape an Imperial attack.
* ''The fake Jedi'' (March 2015) %The capitalization mistake was in the actual title, please leave intact% - Kanan finds himself on the planet Vyndal, where the people claim to be protected by a Jedi.
* ''Kallus' Hunt'' (April 2015) - Kallus must chase down an old friend gone rogue before he can get off of Lothal.
* ''Return of the Slavers'' (May 2015) - Sabine gets captured by Zygerrian slaver [=MaDall=] and must teach the slaves to rise up against all tyranny.
* ''Eyes on the Prize'' (June 2015) - Ezra gets hunted down by bounty hunters.
* ''Sabotaged Supplies'' (July 2015) - After discovering that the supplies given to Tarkintown were contaminated, Zeb must retrieve the cure before it's too late. But first, he'll have to confront Kallus.
* ''Ezra's Vision'' (August 2015) - Ezra has a vision of him attacking Zeb. When it seems that there is a traitor in their midst, the crew must figure out who is who before they can get too excited...
* ''Senate Perspective'' (September 2015) - Imperial Senator Nadea Tural finds herself discovering a new perspective on the conflict when she gets 'captured' by the Ghost crew.
* ''Becoming Hunted'' (October 2015) - Zeb helps a group of hunters escape from the same creatures the latter had been hunting.
* ''Assessment'' (November 2015) - Aresko and Grint must prove themselves to visiting Assessor Potalla.
* ''Ocean Rescue'' (December 2015) - Sabine and Ahsoka perform a mission to an underwater Imperial facility to rescue an old friend of the former, who also previously had some history with ocean missions in the past.
* ''Secret of Sienar'' (December 2015 (New Year's Release)) - Zeb and Kanan travel to Absanz on a recon mission to discover what secrets the Sienar Fleet Systems factory could hold.
* ''No Sympathy'' (January 2016) - Two recently-rebelled officers, including a former protege under Kallus, attempt to flee the world of Thrad while the aforementioned agent hunts them down.
* ''A Day's Duty'' (February 2016) - Mizel, a young but clumsy and in-confident mechanic in Phoenix Squadron, must pull himself together when the Squadron gets a problem during a fleet battle.
* ''Ice Breaking'' (March 2016) - Kanan and Ezra confront the Inquisitors on an ice planet and must learn how to use the environment to their advantage.
* ''Vulnerable Areas'' (April 2015) - While helping a rebel cell on Imvur, Rex and Kanan get attacked by Imperial walkers.
* ''Academy Cadets'' (May 2016) - The Ghost crew receives an SOS from an Imperial ship of cadets Imvur-bound. The rebels will help anyone in need, enemy or not, but compassion doesn't change the risk of letting these Imperial officers in the making on board the ''Ghost''... at least, not completely.
* ''Escaping the Scrapheap'' (June 2016)
* ''The Gangsters of Galzez'' (August 2016)
* ''Puffer Problems'' (September 2016)
* ''The Thune Cargo'' (November 2016)
* "Always Bet On Chop" (October 2016)[[note]]Starting with this issue, these are the German release dates.[[/note]] - Chopper gets mixed up in a gladiatorial battle.
* "A Second Chance" (November 2016) - Sabine goes into another rescue mission to save another friend from Imperial clutches.
* "The Ballad of 264" (December 2016) - A look into the life of 264 as he tries to be a hero after leaving his life as an Imperial droid. However, things don't go as well as he expected.
* "The Line of Duty" (January 2017) - Ezra, Reann, and Mizel attempt to contact Commander Ryden's rebels on the forest world of Kinrah but must fight their way against Stormtroopers.
* "A Time to Survive" (February 2017) - Ezra is separated from the crew during a mission and re-encounters Wullfwarro, Kitwarr, and their group of Wookiees.
* "Too Late to Change" (March 2017) - Ketsu Onyo encounters a family of three while hunting a bounty for Black Sun.
* "The Size of the Fight" (April 2017) - Zeb defends short bat/mice-like people from a killer monster.
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!!Tropes in these comics include:
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: Inverted for [[HeelFaceTurn Swain]]. She realized that the Empire wasn't worth serving and protecting if it wouldn't do the same for its own people, but [[EvilMentor Kallus]] believes she foolishly threw her life and future away.
* CallBack:
** Jovan's escape attempt in "Kallus' Hunt" receives a mention in "Assessment" as an example of the Lothal Garrison's incompetence.
** Tural's experience with the ''Ghost'' crew in "Senate Perspective" is what drives her to help turncoats in "No Sympathy".
** The cadet unit in "Academy Cadets" were being transferred to Imvur. The comic before, "Vulnerable Areas", took place there with a local rebel cell.
* CassandraTruth:
** Tural initially refuses to listen to Hera and the crew's claims that the Senate is just a bunch of [[PuppetKing figureheads]] for the Emperor. It takes [[NiceJobFixingItVillain another Imperial officer]] to tell her roughly the same thing for her to realize the truth.
* ContinuityNod:
** Zare gets brought up to talk with Potalla concerning Aresko and Grint on the events of "Breaking Ranks". She also wishes him well on his transfer to Arkanis, which he mentions in to Ezra in "Vision of Hope".
** "The Thune Cargo" takes place on Thune, first seen in ''Literature/AdventuresInWildSpace''.
* DayInTheLife: Pretty much. The comics tell stories of the characters from ''Rebels'' that don't contribute a whole lot to the show's storyline, but they do detail the 'regular' shenanigans they get into offscreen.
* DownerEnding:
** "Kallus' Hunt" could qualify, since Jovan gets arrested and Kallus doesn't care, though the former's reasons for going rogue were do to embezzlement rather than rebelling.
** In "Assessment", it's just another day of rebelling for [[ButForMeItWasTuesday Sabine, Chopper, and Zeb,]] but when it seems that Aresko and Grint have gotten Assessor Potalla's approval, she later reports to [[KnightOfCerebus Tarkin]] of their incompetence, leading to the [[OffWithHisHead events]] of "Call to Action".
** "Ocean Rescue" ends with Janard [[ShaggyDogStory dying anyway]].
** "No Sympathy" ends with Swain, Cogon, and Beneda getting arrested and prepared for interrogation.
* EvilMentor: Kallus to [[HeelFaceTurn Swain]].
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Sabine has a bad history with large bodies of water, apparently something related to her [[DarkAndTroubledPast days in the Academy]].
** Kallus having to turn in two of his rogue friends becomes [[{{Irony}} ironic]] when [[spoiler:he ends up having a HeelFaceTurn and becomes dedicated to helping rebel sympathizers escape the Empire.]]
%%** At the end of "Becoming Hunted", Zeb recounts how on Lasan, a friend of his back in their youth went alone into a cave and was attacked by a creature, but his older brother trailed him and [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificed himself]] so that he could get away. Zeb hopes that one day he can repay his friend for teaching him about courage...
* {{Greed}}: Apparently why Jovan became wanted for treason.
* HeelFaceDoorSlam: Swain and Cogon in "No Sympathy" were disgusted by the Empire's actions ever since "Call to Action", not wanting to hurt people. They get arrested before they can get to the Klonoid rebel cell.
* HeelRealization: After being defended by the crew even after she insulted them for being [[YouRebelScum rebels with no faith in the Empire]] in ''Senate Perspective'', Senator Tural parts ways with them, needing time to think. By "No Sympathy", she's now willing to covertly help other turncoats escape to other rebel cells. [[HeelFaceDoorSlam She gets found out in]] [[ComicBook/MarvelStarWars2015 Annual #1]] and [[DownerEnding dies along with several other rebel-sympathetic senators]].
* HeroicSacrifice:
** One of the hunters in "Becoming Hunted" does this so that Zeb and the others can escape.
* HiddenDepths: '''[[ThoseTwoGuys Aresko and Grint]]''' frame Dunum and get him arrested. Doesn't stop Potalla from giving them a [[DownerEnding bad report]] [[CallForward though]].
* IllGirl: Mindiz, along with many other Tarkintown citizens, in ''Sabotaged Supplies''. It gets alleviated once Zeb gets the cure.
* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: [[AudienceSurrogate Mizel was inspired]] by the ''Ghost'' crew, specifically the Jedi boy Ezra. When he runs off to join Phoenix Squadron, he reacts accordingly when he first meets Ezra.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: When Tural pleads with Earll to have the rebels be put on trial by the Senate rather than executed right then and there, Earll tells her to back off, saying that the Senate has no jurisdiction in the Outer Rim, especially concerning matters of treason. [[HeelRealization Tural]] ends up pulling away Earll's blaster and saves the crew.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: In "No Sympathy", Kallus pulls out his ''bo-rifle'' in ''staff mode'' with intent to use it on ''his ex-student''. Nevermind that the bo-rifle contains a whopping [[ShockAndAwe 11,000 bolts]] that only species like Lasat can at least be exhausted from. [[RedHerring Luckily, he never actually uses it in their fight.]]
* OncePerEpisode: At least one new character is introduced per issue.
* PoisonAndCureGambit: Kallus contaminates the supplies in ''Sabotaged Supplies'', knowing that the rebels would steal them for Tarkintown and would have to return to the Imperial Complex to retrieve the cure, with Imperial forces ready to confront them.
* SurpassedTheTeacher: Swain manages to best '''Kallus''' in single combat. She only loses because she wasn't expecting him to [[NothingUpMySleeve pull out a stun blaster from under his cuirass]]. [[DisappointedInYou Kallus chides her for this]].
* VillainEpisode: "Kallus's Hunt" and "No Sympathy" are both Kallus-centric comics. "Assessment" as well for [[ThoseTwoGuys Aresko and Grint]].
* WeUsedToBeFriends: Kallus and Jovan, the latter having gone rogue.
