The Star war universe is a far-flung world in space inclusive of all genders, even LGBTQIA+. The universe is a multi-layered tapestry of planets where heroism, adventure, and intergalactic or inter-planetary conflicts arise. Whether it be quirky species, technologies, or cultures, all woven with each other with the force of destiny. It is a place where timeless epic tales of good versus evil, light versus dark, and Jedi versus Sith exist.
Starting from the deserts of Tatooine to the forest of Endor, whether it be the bustling metropolises of Coruscant or the frozen wastes of Hoth, every one of them holds a deep-rooted history and is covered in the thick mist of mythology and storytelling. Many Star Wars elements like the starship Millennium Falcon, Darth Vader, the iconic villain in cinematic history, or the massive Death Star have captured the imagination of fans all around.
Also Read-Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Review
As you all know, Star Wars Universe is full of screwball characters, from the lovely and multi-tasking droids to fearsome Sith Lords, our resourceful Luke Skywalker, and farm boy turned Jedi Knight. These bonkers never fail to entertain their fans of all ages. For the people who like to dwell in the universe of Star Wars, something incredible is on the way. So the Star Wars nerds bucke up for great surprises coming ahead.
Star Wars Universe is coming up with a stunning brand-new cover
Marvel Comics and Lucasfilm announced a new collaboration of Star Wars Pride edition covers which will include a special take on the series title’ with an official Star Wars Pride emblem. This year’s pride covers have more captures of LGBTQIA+ characters.
In the celebration of Pride Month, Marvel Comics has revealed a set of breathtaking new Star Wars covers depicting LGBTQIA+ characters. The new characters will be in the upcoming comics. Fan favorite characters, including Doctor Aphra and Sabé, are taking the cover page. It includes exquisite pieces of art by various artists in commemoration of June’s Pride Month.
As expanse and vibrant as the Star Wars Universe, its characters are too in every form. The universe has genders of every sort, be it gay, bisexual, trans, nonbinary, pansexual, etc. All of them have been introduced in the film and the comic. Doctor Aphra, the criminal archaeologist who worked beside Darth Vader before backstabbing him, is a lesbian. Lando Calrissian from the Star War movie Solo: A Star Wars Story was confirmed to be a pansexual as Donald Glover’s version of the character suggests having a romance with a droid.
Also Read-Who Is Snoke In Star Wars? The Supreme Leader of the First Order
Who are in the new Star Wars Pride covers?
Fans may view dramatic and inciting artwork of Doctor Aphra, Sana Starros, and others across seven magnificent variant covers with an intriguing trade dress adorned with vibrant rainbow bursts and a special Star Wars progress emblem. These covers bring the vibe of Pride Month to your local comic shop drawn by an extraordinary array of acclaimed LGBTQIA+ artists.
Also Read-Star Wars Acolyte: Everything We Know So Far
- The first poster stars Doctor Aphra from Paulina Ganucheau.
- The second cover features Larma D’Arcy and his wife, Wrobie Tyce, a Resistance Pilot from JJ Kirby.
- Star Wars Pride cover also introduced covers for Star Wars: Bounty Hunter that has T’onga and his wife Losha, the bounty hunters by Jan Bazaldua.
- Pride cover for Star Wars: Han Solo & Chewbacca flaunts Lula Talisola and Zeen Mrala from the High Republic Era by Javier Garron
- Star Wars: The Mandalorian Pride cover by Phil Jimenez displays the intelligence agent of Resistance spy Vi Moradi.
- Star Wars: Obi-Wan Pride cover is from Derek Charm. It stars Doctor Aphra’s archaeologist enemy Kho Phon Farrus who is non-binary.
- Kel Zama showcases the last Pride cover of Star Wars: Darth Vader, Handmaidens of Padme, Sabé, Saché, and Yané.
The Star Wars Pride covers to give some of the best and most well-deserved exposures of LGBTQ+ characters in the Star Wars world. The cover was marvelously designed by Marvel Comics, Lucasfilm, and artists. It was a lovely nice touch to give the Star Wars Pride characters their own Pride logo. Readers who want to get hands-on Star Wars Pride covers will have to kick their heels until June since they will be released throughout Pride month and into August.
Also Read-Who Is Snoke In Star Wars? The Supreme Leader of the First Order
