Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for June 19, 2022

If only, but then that would completely change the whole series.

So little known that I certainly didn’t know.

Yeah, not according to the show that’s currently telling the story.

But then he blew it when she put the sugar in his tea and he said

Use the fork, Leia!

Appropriate true fact (the best kind): Tarth Vadder means thirsty father in Welsh and Dutch.

Haven’t seen the latest Obi-Wan Kenobi series yet I see.

“Happy Father’s Day, Dad.”

Oh great. More retcons eh.

Well, so far in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series on Disney+, little Leia has proven to be just as insufferable as little orphan Ani was when he was a snotling. Like father like daughter I suppose.

Happy Father’s Day to all you Dads! :)

“I find your lack of flavor disturbing…”

That must be the Wookie she’d rather kiss.

Princess Leia has gone to the Dark side.

Oh he’s a terrific father now, but just wait until little Leia asks him to play in the sandbox.

I see the connection of the toon. But, I thought that Luke, Leia and mother were whisked away when the kids were still babies.

I onder how he could not sense her being his daughter when she was a prisoner on the Death Star. He could feel Luke from light-years away.

If he was a father, I wonder where his wife Ella is?

In an alternate reality, I’d have Padme become Darth…

he had her tortured and interrogated !!

Excellent

What father wouldn’t want to torture his daughter’s boyfriend?

So the hovering droid that followed Vader in the Deathstar prison cell was to make Leia high and happy?

Was he? … Really? … Remember the drug induced interrogation on the first Death Star? :/

He spoiled her…treated her like a princess.

Absolutely right … NOT CANONICAL … Still, we must poke fun … ;)

“Vader’s Little Princess.” Jeffrey Brown, Chronicle Books 2013.

What makes a, “Terrific Girl Dad”? 1. Torture your daughter, 2. Blow-up her home planet, 3. Cut off her brother’s hand! (Great Dad!!!)

While not plausible compared to the official storyline from “Star Wars Episode 3: The Revenge of the Sith”, this is both hilarious and adorable.

Gosh, spoiler alert, please!

(Joking! But, it does make me wonder what the time and cultural prevalence limits on “spoiler alert” are. My son is 4, so he’s a little too young to see the movies, but by the time he’s old enough to see them, he’ll probably have learned about the Vader/Luke/Leia connection. I’m hoping that he doesn’t, just for the sake of the dramatic reveal!)