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Jul. 3rd, 2012 12:34 pmOne of the kidnappers had drawn his blaster and was lining it up on a badly dressed and clearly insane figure that had appeared from nowhere and was running straight at him. -Mara Jade, observing Luke, whose idea of a disguise was gray trousers, a blue tunic, a yellow sash, and a poncho with a hood.
Luke Skywalker shouldn't be allowed to dress himself. I've shown a little of that before but, well... here's more, gleaned from a number of comics.
( No, none of this is seen as bad in-story. )
Luke Skywalker shouldn't be allowed to dress himself. I've shown a little of that before but, well... here's more, gleaned from a number of comics.
( No, none of this is seen as bad in-story. )
Ok, my personal golden rule about Star Wars is "post stuff about Star Wars only if it's cool".
This is cool, courtesy of ComicsAlliance.com.
The Force is strong with this one.
( Bad ass, this is. )
This is cool, courtesy of ComicsAlliance.com.
The Force is strong with this one.
( Bad ass, this is. )
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Jun. 22nd, 2011 12:00 pm
I found this short comic on Pixiv, a Japanese-language fanart site. I have no idea what's going on here, but it made me laugh.
( Anakin is jealous of Han. ...I think. )
So mature, Anakin.
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May. 17th, 2011 09:56 pmOne panel from "The Return of Ben Kenobi", a newspaper comic which was collected in "Classic Star Wars: The Rebel Storm".
I am sharing it because this is, quite possibly, the most... spectacular canon outfit Luke Skywalker has ever worn.
( I am not kidding. )
And, okay, three panels from "The Iskalon Effect", since it has Luke and Leia wearing matching low-cut tops.
( Not kidding about this, either. )
He has actually been mocked for his lack of fashion sense in canon, I think.
I am sharing it because this is, quite possibly, the most... spectacular canon outfit Luke Skywalker has ever worn.
( I am not kidding. )
And, okay, three panels from "The Iskalon Effect", since it has Luke and Leia wearing matching low-cut tops.
( Not kidding about this, either. )
He has actually been mocked for his lack of fashion sense in canon, I think.
Why Luke Is Not A Diplomat
May. 6th, 2011 10:40 pmAbout two pages from Star Wars 73, Lahsbane.
( I'm beginning to think you guys aren't taking this seriously. )
( I'm beginning to think you guys aren't taking this seriously. )
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May. 4th, 2011 09:02 pm"The Day After the Death Star" is a Marvel UK comic, drawn by Carmine Infantino. It's 49 pages, but since most of those are only one or two panels, it's not as long as it sounds. Thirteen pages.

It's also the comic where we see Chewie get his medal.
( And where Luke fails big time. )
And it must be said: May the Fourth be with you.

It's also the comic where we see Chewie get his medal.
( And where Luke fails big time. )
And it must be said: May the Fourth be with you.
Marvel Star Wars 95: "No Zeltrons"
May. 1st, 2011 11:49 amAs promised: gay Zeltrons redesign Leia's dress.
A lot of these are partial pages. It adds up to about five pages out of twenty-two.

( Read more... )
A lot of these are partial pages. It adds up to about five pages out of twenty-two.

( Read more... )
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Apr. 20th, 2011 10:04 amI've been reading Marvel Star Wars. It's much better than I expected it to be, especially past the first few issues. It's just fun.
Also, Leia is a troll. Part of a page from Star Wars Annual 1: The Long Hunt/A Duel of Eagles. After that is five pages from another issue.
( Like what you see? )
Also, Leia is a troll. Part of a page from Star Wars Annual 1: The Long Hunt/A Duel of Eagles. After that is five pages from another issue.
( Like what you see? )
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Mar. 25th, 2011 01:49 amTwo pages from Luke Skywalker and the Treasure of the Dragonsnakes. I ask you one question, s_d.
Master Yoda: great troll, or Greatest Troll?
( Fall, you did. )
Master Yoda: great troll, or Greatest Troll?
( Fall, you did. )
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Mar. 19th, 2011 02:53 pmA single page from Shadows of the Empire: Evolution, a five-part miniseries.
( Hey! How did that rancor get in here! )
I'm pretty meh on that mini, but I like that page.
( Hey! How did that rancor get in here! )
I'm pretty meh on that mini, but I like that page.
Splinter of the Mind's Eye
Mar. 13th, 2011 05:32 pmSplinter of the Mind's Eye was written in 1978, after Star Wars/A New Hope and before The Empire Strikes Back. Rumor has it that when Allen Dean Foster wrote it, it was as a sequel to Star Wars, and would be filmed as such if the movie didn't do well. With a limited budget in mind, it was set entirely on one very foggy planet, and wouldn't include much in the way of space battles or anything at all involving Han Solo. Of course, in the days before Lucas decided that Luke and Leia were siblings, taking out that part of the love triangle leads to an amazing degree of UST which neither party acts much on - in fact, both of them are certain that they shouldn't act on it. Luke provides a reason - he's a farm boy, she's a princess - and Leia doesn't.
The comic came out in 1995. I scanned it from Star Wars Omnibus: Early Victories. This is 20 pages out of 96, chosen rather shamelessly more for shots of Luke in his absurd "miner's uniform" than anything else.

( 'There must be at least 200 of them...' 'So let's get down there and start getting acquainted!' )
I enjoyed both the book and the comic. There are brow-raising parts in both, and it's not worldshaking, but I don't regret reading either. If you liked this, try taking a look!
The comic came out in 1995. I scanned it from Star Wars Omnibus: Early Victories. This is 20 pages out of 96, chosen rather shamelessly more for shots of Luke in his absurd "miner's uniform" than anything else.

( 'There must be at least 200 of them...' 'So let's get down there and start getting acquainted!' )
I enjoyed both the book and the comic. There are brow-raising parts in both, and it's not worldshaking, but I don't regret reading either. If you liked this, try taking a look!
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Mar. 2nd, 2011 11:45 pmJust one panel from the comic adaptation of Splinter of the Mind's Eye.

He's supposed to be wearing a stolen miner's uniform. Uh-huh.

He's supposed to be wearing a stolen miner's uniform. Uh-huh.
