How Did Sana Starros Rise to Become One of the Top Smugglers in the Galaxy?

Here's the five things you need to know about Sana Starros and how she became one of the top smugglers in the Star Wars galaxy. 1. Part of the Starros lineage: Born on Nar Shaddaa, Sana is part of a family tree that includes ancestors Ghirra Starros and Hosnian Prime senator Avon Starros. 2. Claimed to be Han Solo's wife: In the Star Wars comic series, Sana claimed she was married to Han Solo, which she revealed at a cantina on Tatooine. She found him in the Monsula Nebula with Princess Leia, but eventually admitted their marriage was staged as a cover to steal from a crime lord. 3. On-and-off relationship with Doctor Aphra: Sana and Doctor Aphra were in a relationship while attending the University of Bar’leth, but Aphra left her without explanation. They would meet again when Leia hired Sana to look for Luke Skywalker and Aphra was hired by Vader. They would work together on various dangerous missions, including attending a dangerous auction organized by Q'ira of Crimson Dawn. 4. One of the best smugglers in the business: Sana Starros is one of the top smugglers in the galaxy and has shown her skills in negotiations and double-crossing her way to profits. She sold the same crates of Imperial-issued blasters to both the Krawg pirates and the Empire, and even pulled a fast one on Jabba the Hutt. 5. Encounter with Crimson Dawn: Starros and Doctor Aphra were hired by Domina Tagge to attend a dangerous auction organized by Q'ira of Crimson Dawn, one of the galaxy's most dangerous criminal organizations. Despite the risks, Starros and Aphra attempted to capitalize on the mission and steal valuables, but barely escaped with their lives. OUR SOCIALS: Twitter: https://twitter.com/FatherSonGalaxy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fathersongalaxy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FatherSonGalaxy Website: https://fathersongalaxy.com/ Media Kit: https://fathersongalaxy.com/media-kit-2/ Spreadshop (Merchandise) https://fathersongalaxy.myspreadshop.com