#douglas wheatley

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Star Wars: Dark Times #4 by Douglas Wheatley

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He didn’t strap in

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Star Wars: Dark Times #12 Cover Art by Douglas Wheatley

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Douglas Wheatley

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Happy Clone Wars Friday!

This week’s theme: Masters and Apprentices!

The RotS comic adaptation again goes further that the movie in terms of laying out the familial dynamic between Anakin and the other Jedi. Keep trying, Padme!

Also, “I’m not moody!” is a funnier version of “There is no conflict [within me]!” from RotJ.

I wrote a bit more here about whether Anakin and Obi-Wan think of each other as father and son or as brothers. This panel and other moments in the movies lead me to think that Padme considered Obi-Wan as a more of a paternal figure to her husband. In TPM, Obi-Wan was one of the adults and Anakin was another kid even younger than herself. In AotC, Obi-Wan is the authority figure who would disapprove of her relationship. In RotS, when she is scared, she wants to go to Obi-Wan for his wisdom and guidance. Even in ANH, when Padme’s point of view lives on most strongly with her kids, Obi-Wan is more of a grandfatherly figure.

“Revenge of the Sith,” Trade Paperback. Dark Horse. March 16, 2005. Writer: Miles Lane. Penciller and Inker: Doug Wheatley. Colorist: Chris Chuckry.

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Bomo Greenbark was a Nosaurian scout who fought with the Seperatists on his homeworld, New Plympto. Fighting the Empire alongside Jedi Master Dass Jennir following Order 66, Greenbark joined the crew of a smuggling ship to find his daughter, who was sold into slavery. Greenbark was tough and committed to his cause.

Source: Dark Times 5: The Path to Nowhere (Art: Douglas Wheatley; 2007)

First Appearance: Republic 79: Into the Unknown, Part 1 (2005)

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Alicent Hightower, Larys Strong and Criston Cole plot, as depicted by Douglas Wheatley in Fire and Blood.

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Avatar: Tsu'tey's Path #1 (2019)

Art by: Doug Wheatley