I like the interactive timeline linked in the article, but the excellent Lost Stars is already missing in this line-up. Probably more too, are there different publishers involved now?
I like the interactive timeline linked in the article, but the excellent Lost Stars is already missing in this line-up. Probably more too, are there different publishers involved now?
I heard a lot of this one in the past year. Since a heavy Kindle list, I want to wonder if it is necessary to read the previous parts in this trilogy to fully enjoy this book?
Will somebody say “I have a bad feeling about this”?
I rather recognize them from a recent Darth Vader comic as Cylo’s research base.
Could you guys also make an article with the elements The Force Awakens borrowed from A New Hope? :’)
Anyone think that the bodies they are standing between are Luke’s padawans? Would make the shot (even included in trailer) very morbid looking back.
This shot however was *SPOILER********** in rey’s force vision.
I think they will explain it with from an angle like the Invasion of Normandy. Meaningless pointless area on itself, but decisive in rebels plans.
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* “Kanan and Captain Rex rescuing Ezra” (who actually saved himself), come-on Germain, at least make an effort.
All I’ll say is that if we tweeted during our spider and mite courtship follow-ups, our promotor would be pissed for not paying attention and would not accept our measurements. Good on her!
A pre-recorded message from ol’ Palps or of the lookalike actor mentioned in Aftermath, I wondered.
in #4 we see the production of droid types with the exact same head.
Droid (source: #4)
In #4 we now learn that this thing is just a droid type with a screen for a head. Unsure of the face in the screen is really Palpatine or the aforementioned lookalike actor.
‘The first book’ mentioned is probably A New Dawn, I figure.
This reaction, this face. John Boyega is going to be an excellent actor and a great SW fit.
Mouse droid’s back!
You missed another recall, possibly the best in this comic!
Like, many Star Wars audiobooks come to mind, not only because the original music can shape the universe, but the sound effects (pawpaw) and voice acting duplication of some iconic actor voices is often really great.