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1. tvtropes.org › ComicBook › StarWarsMarvel2015Star Wars (Marvel 2015) (Comic Book) - TV Tropes

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   Star Wars is a 2015 Marvel Comics series set in the eponymous fictional universe, and the first series to be officially written by Marvel Comics since the series written in the seventies and eighties.

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   Star Wars comic books may refer to: Star Wars (Marvel 1977): Star Wars comic book series by Marvel Comics from 1977 to 1986, set in Star Wars Legends continuity. Star Wars (Marvel 2015): Ongoing Star Wars comic book series by Marvel Comics since 2015, set in Disney 's rebooted Star Wars Expanded Universe. Star Wars (Dark Horse): Star Wars comic ...

3. tvtropes.org › ComicBook › StarWarsMarvel1977Star Wars (Marvel 1977) (Comic Book) - TV Tropes

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   The original 1977-1986 series returned for a one-off issue 108 in May of 2019, serving as one of the few Legends stories (along with tie-in media and Star Wars: The Old Republic) to be published after the 2014 reboot. Marvel Star Wars exhibited the following tropes beyond those in the movies:

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5. www.reddit.com › 8j0t1a › star_wars_vs_marvelStar Wars Vs Marvel : r/StarWars - Reddit

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   Just a quick bit about myself, I am a Star Wars and Marvel movie fan, I am not into all the comics/cannon/legend. I am just comparing the movies. There are no spoilers either. I just watched Marvel Infinity War (great movie) and got me thinking about these two franchises. Both are owned by Disney but have their own movie making company.

6. www.reddit.com › r › whowouldwinStar Wars universe vs marvel universe : r/whowouldwin - Reddit

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   I'm sure there is some subset of the Marvel multiverse that Star Wars could defeat. However the overall power levels of the characters are just not generally comparable, Marvel is way, way above Star Wars in power.

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   During Walt Simonson and David Michelinie's run on Star Wars (Marvel 1977), the two came up with an idea for a plot where the Empire would build a second Death Star. Lucasfilm vetoed the idea and refused to give an explanation in order to avoid spoiling the plot of Return of the Jedi .

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   Does Marvel's 'reality warpers' still have a power level?

   • Still has nothing on dozens of Marvel's reality warpers. Its not bashing Star Wars in any way--they just haven't had to get as absurd with power creep yet. The power level of so many Marvel characters is honestly a testament to writers having too much freedom to wild, for too long, too many times.

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   Should romance tropes be left behind in Star Wars?

   • There are also tropes better suited for the novels (Romance genre tropes haven’t really worked in Star Wars films but have hit in novels like Lost Stars ). I took a look at some common and a few new tropes in Star Wars and gave my verdict on if they should stay as a storytelling device or be left behind:

   Star Wars Canon Tropes: What Can Stay and What Can Go?

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   Who would stand a chance if Marvel stomps a Star Wars character?

   • Marvel stomps. Only Star Wars characters who would stand a chance (but not really) are Luke, Yoda, Palpatine, Rey, Vader, the Mortis gods, and yeah that’s about it (that I know of.) Man this a spite thread of universal proportions.

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   Was Darth Vader redeemed?

   • Darth Vader was redeemed before we got more context on Anakin Skywalker from the Prequels and The Clone Wars. Anakin/Darth Vader’s story is one of tragedy, from birth to death of always living a life in service of someone else and sacrificing meaningful relationships along the way; however, every major decision he makes is decidedly selfish.

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   What's so special about Marvel's Empire?

   • The only noteworthy thing about the Empire is size. Compared to the other big galactic civilizations in Marvel, the Empire is a bit backward both in tech and superpowers. Even the strongest Force users aren’t that remarkable against mid-tier Marvel superbeings.

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9. creditsandcanon.com › 2021/03/22 › star-wars-canonStar Wars Canon Tropes: What Can Stay and What Can Go?

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   Mar 22, 2021 · Star Wars has reused many popular tropes throughout all of its content and there is a reason for the most part: they work well in the universe and play out great on a theater (or TV) screen. There are also tropes better suited for the novels (Romance genre tropes haven’t really worked in Star Wars films but have hit in novels like Lost Stars ).