Honor and Duty, Part 1
Attribution
Writer	John Ostrander
Penciller	C.P. Smith
Inker	Jasen Rodriguez
Letterer	Brad Anderson Joe Wayne
Colorist	Brad Anderson Joe Wayne
Cover artist	Steve Firchow
Publication information
Publisher	Dark Horse Comics
Publication date	October 6, 2002
Pages	32
General information
Era	Rise of the Empire era
Timeline	24 BBY
Series	Star Wars: Republic
Issue number	46
Preceded by	Star Wars: Republic 45: Rite of Passage, Part 4
Followed by	Star Wars: Republic 47: Honor and Duty, Part 2

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Honor and Duty, Part 1 is the forty-sixth issue in the Star Wars: Republic series of comics. It was published on October 6, 2002 by Dark Horse Comics.

Publisher's summaryEdit

An important Senate vote is imminent, and a Senator from a small system is suddenly in possession of two things he never expected to have: the power of a "swing" vote, and a death threat! At the insistence of the Supreme Chancellor, Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi and his Padawan Anakin Skywalker are ordered to help protect the Senator -- along with the Senator's regular team of Senate Guards. Ordinarily, four stalwart protectors would be more than enough to ensure the Senator's safety, but as the Jedi and the Guards discover, this situation is far from ordinary... Star Wars: Republic, and its sister title Star Wars: Empire, are now the flagships for Star Wars continuity comics!

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Behind the scenesEdit

This is the first issue to have the title Star Wars: Republic rather than just Star Wars.

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