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Queen Sonja #1

Jan 2010 · Dynamite Entertainment · 19.99 USD
📊 ~13,841 copies sold its debut month
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Queen Sonja #1 (2010, Dynamite Entertainment) kicks off with the warrior queen tracking down thieves who stole from Lady Rosenda—only to discover they’re three sisters fleeing the brutal occupation of their homeland, Sogaria, by the Emoran empire. Written by Joshua Ortega and illustrated by Mel Rubi, with colors by Vinicius Andrade and letters by Simon Bowland, the issue plunges into a tense ambush and a grim slave camp, where Sonja’s resolve hardens as she vows to dismantle the empire’s cruelty. The striking cover by Lucio Parrillo captures her fierce determination.

Contains 5 stories
Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery
Red SonjaLady RosendaMelea

In "null," Queen Sonja takes on a dangerous mission for Lady Rosenda, tracking down a stolen trove of valuables from ruthless raiders. With the legendary Sword of Aurora as her reward, Sonja must navigate treacherous terrain and deadly foes—where every step could mean victory or ruin.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery
Red SonjaMeleaSuvaraElannaEmperor Cornelius IIGovernor Skalia

In "null," Queen Sonja follows the trail of thieves who stole from Lady Rosenda—only to discover they’re three sisters fleeing the brutal occupation of their homeland, Sogaria, by the Emoran empire. As Sonja journeys with them to reclaim the lost treasure, the trio is ambushed and captured, leading to a harrowing escape from a vast Emoran slave camp where Sonja vows to dismantle the empire’s cruelty.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery
Red SonjaMeleaSuvaraElanna (death)AntoniusEmperor Cornelius IIGovernor SkaliaLoquestroKaliostriSolas (cameo)

In "null," Sonja leads her growing band of freed slaves in a bold assault on Issenni, the capital of Sogaria, seizing the city from Governor Skalia. With the people rallying behind her and a fragile new order forming, she turns to Elanna, the last of the royal line, urging her to prepare for queenship—only for the moment to shatter when an arrow strikes the girl down.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery
Red SonjaMeleaSuvaraElanna (dead)JanayAntoniusTalaniEmperor Cornelius IIGovernor Skalia (death)LoquestroKaliostriSolas

In "null," Queen Sonja stands triumphant after securing the city of Issenni from Skalia, only to find herself crowned in the wake of the intended queen’s death. With the emperor’s shadow growing ever longer, Sonja must now navigate the treacherous politics of a throne she never sought—while the empire prepares to reclaim Sogaria.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery
Red SonjaMeleaSuvaraJanayAntoniusEmperor Cornelius II (death)Loquestro (death)KaliostriSolas

In "null," Queen Sonja leads her forces in a fierce defense of Issenni against the relentless undead army of Loquestro, proving once again her strength and resolve. As victory is claimed and peace is restored, Sonja remains on the throne, but power shifts elsewhere—Antonius, once a betrayer, rises to become emperor after Cornelius's sudden death.

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Full credits

artist, inker Mel Rubi
letterer Simon Bowland
cover pencils, inks Lucio Parrillo

Reprints

↩ Reprints Queen Sonja #1 (2009), Queen Sonja #1 (2009), Queen Sonja #1 (2009), Queen Sonja #2 (2009), Queen Sonja #2 (2009), Queen Sonja #2 (2009), Queen Sonja #3 (2010), Queen Sonja #3 (2010), Queen Sonja #3 (2010), Queen Sonja #4 (2010), Queen Sonja #4 (2010), Queen Sonja #4 (2010), Queen Sonja #5 (2010), Queen Sonja #5 (2010), Queen Sonja #5 (2010)

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