
Marvel’s ongoing Star Wars comic series illustrates the dramatic journey of the Rebellion as it advances toward a decisive victory against the Empire and the restoration of the Galactic Republic. This significant turning point unfolds during the Battle of Jakku, where the commitment of early Rebellion members is poignantly referenced, evoking nostalgic connections to Star Wars Rebels.
In Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku – Last Stand #4, crafted by the creative team of Alex Segura, Jethro Morales, Jim Campbell, and Joe Caramagna, readers can spot the iconic ship, The Ghost, piloted by Hera Syndulla, as it takes on TIE Fighters amidst the chaos of the battle.





Previously, the third issue referenced Phoenix Squadron’s involvement in this pivotal confrontation. Phoenix Squadron debuted in Star Wars Rebels as one of the Rebellion’s foundational cells, making these allusions a fitting conclusion to the animated saga.
Hera Syndulla: From Rebellion’s Dawn to Twilight
Hera Syndulla’s Rise from Humble Origins to Renown General

Born to General Cham Syndulla, Hera’s childhood was marred by the devastation wrought by the Clone Wars. After the Empire subjugated her home planet, Ryloth, Hera took to the skies as a pilot. It was here she established a Rebel cell alongside her astromech droid, Chopper, and Kanan Jarrus, her romantic partner. Hera’s leadership skills soon garnered the attention of Bail Organa, who united various Rebel factions, appointing her as Phoenix Leader of the Phoenix Squadron. Under her command, this squad
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