Aphra is the only comics original Star Wars character to get her own ongoing， and this series shows exactly why she deserves it。 Of all the Star Wars characters， she may be the most human， brilliant and awful in equal measure。 It does an admirable job of showing her slow growth without losing sight of her appeal， while much like Vader's first ongoing did with her， introducing vibrant new characters to the world。 Her dynamics with Triple Zero， Vader， Tolvan。。。 they all leap off the page。 These ar Aphra is the only comics original Star Wars character to get her own ongoing， and this series shows exactly why she deserves it。 Of all the Star Wars characters， she may be the most human， brilliant and awful in equal measure。 It does an admirable job of showing her slow growth without losing sight of her appeal， while much like Vader's first ongoing did with her， introducing vibrant new characters to the world。 Her dynamics with Triple Zero， Vader， Tolvan。。。 they all leap off the page。 These are complex， messy relationships with heart at the core unmatched by anything else in Star Wars。The thing that keeps it a 4。5 instead of a straight 5 is the inconsistent art。 Sometimes it's spectacular， like Lasio's work on the title。 Other times it fails to stand out at all， or worse， is even hard on the eyes。 The constant rotation of artists keeps it from establishing as solid a visual identity as its written one。 That small quibble aside， however， Aphra stands among characters like Vader， Ahsoka， and Maul as one of the most fully realized characters in the canon， and you're missing out if you don't delve into her。 。。。more