Poe Dameron #3
Poe Dameron #3 – Comic Book Review & Breakdown
đ Genre:
Science Fiction, Space Opera, Action, Adventure
đ§đ Main Characters:
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Poe Dameron – Elite Resistance pilot and commander of Black Squadron
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Agent Terex – Ruthless First Order operative
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BB-8 – Poe’s loyal astromech droid
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Black Squadron – A select group of Resistance pilots under Poe’s command
đ️ Writer:
Charles Soule – Known for his work on Darth Vader, She-Hulk, and Star Wars: Light of the Jedi, Soule brings emotional weight and fast-paced storytelling to the galaxy far, far away.
đš Artist:
Phil Noto – With a distinctive, painterly art style, Noto gives each panel cinematic depth and captures the tension of space combat beautifully.
đ§đŒ Editor Details:
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Editor: Jordan D. White – A longtime editor of Star Wars comics under Marvel, known for his sharp story oversight and continuity management.
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Assistant Editor: Heather Antos – Supported the creative team with developmental edits and Star Wars lore guidance.
đą Publisher and Brand:
Marvel Comics – Published under the Star Wars line post-Disney acquisition, which integrates closely with the official canon.
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Release Year:
2016
đ Brief Plot Summary
As Poe Dameron and his elite squadron continue their mission to locate Lor San Tekka, their pursuit leads them to a remote world hiding a mysterious egg of unknown origin. But the First Order, led by the cunning Agent Terex, has finally caught up to them and springs a deadly ambush.
With their backs against the wall, Poe and his team must fight their way out while the enigmatic egg begins to hatch—revealing a shocking surprise that could impact the Resistance's entire mission. đ„đ„
đ Notable Arcs or Storylines
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The Search for Lor San Tekka Arc – This issue continues the multi-part arc focusing on Poe’s quest to find the explorer who holds secrets critical to the Resistance.
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Rise of Terex – Agent Terex emerges as a formidable villain, reminiscent of classic Imperial officers but layered with personal ambition and dangerous unpredictability.
đ§ Fan Theories or Interpretations
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Some fans speculate that the egg and its contents may be linked to ancient Force-sensitive species, possibly tying into The High Republic or deeper lore.
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Agent Terex’s flamboyant style and unorthodox tactics have led some to interpret him as a mirror image of Poe—both men shaped by war but fighting for opposite sides of the conflict.
⭐ Review Summary
Art: Phil Noto’s visuals shine once again, delivering moody atmospheres, sharp facial expressions, and thrilling dogfight sequences. His muted color palette enhances the gritty realism of the Star Wars universe. đš✨
Story: Charles Soule crafts a narrative that balances tension, mystery, and humor. Poe’s leadership is put to the test, and the pacing keeps the stakes high throughout the issue. The subplot with the egg adds an intriguing sci-fi twist that sets this story apart from standard space battles.
Character Depth: Poe’s charisma and tactical brilliance are center stage, while Terex continues to grow into a compelling antagonist with hints of personal backstory and complex motivations.
Final Verdict:
A gripping issue that combines tight storytelling, vivid art, and expanding mythology—Poe Dameron #3 is a must-read for Star Wars fans. đđ©️
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