"Single Cell" is a 12-page comic story that appeared in Star Wars Tales 7 and was collected in Star Wars Tales Volume 2. The story was written by Haden Blackman, penciled by Jan Duursema, inked by Ray Kryssing, lettered by Steve Dutro and colored by Dave McCaig. It takes place six weeks before the Invasion of Naboo in 32 BBY.
Plot summary
Aboard the Trade Federation battleship Stockade, the incarcerated Feeorin Nym recounts the story of how he got there to his Neimoidian cellmate.
In orbit around Maramere in the Havoc, Nym, Kole and Jinkins waited for the mercenary Vana Sage and her "buyers," a group of bounty hunters, to trade experimental weapons for Stygium crystals.
Once on board the space station, Nym and his crew met the buyers to exchange goods. When Nym revealed that he had buried the power cells for the weapons as a safeguard, a fight ensued between the crew of the Havoc and the bounty hunters.
Under the threat of droidekas, Sage captured the crew, sent Kole and Jinkins to Maramere in an escape pod, and took the Havoc as payment for delivering Nym to the Trade Federation.
Back in the cell, Merick and Bavo arrive to rescue Nym, who vows revenge on Vana Sage.
Continuity
The events of Single Cell have been brought into Legends continuity via references in The New Essential Guide to Characters and The New Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology.
Media
Collected in
- Star Wars Tales 7
- Star Wars Tales Volume 2
- Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: The Menace Revealed Vol. 4
Appearances
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Notes and references
- ↑
Star Wars Tales (1999) #7 on Marvel Comics' official website (backup link)
- ↑ "Single Cell" takes place six weeks prior to the Battle of Naboo, which The New Essential Chronology dates to 32 BBY.