Star Wars: The Rise of Kylo Ren #2
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"These are the moments where the fate of the Force, the fate of the galaxy, and the balance of the Force, all these things are on the scales being weighed. And this book, if we do it right, should be building and building and building to a moment where Ben makes a choice and you understand why he does it and you realize he had no choice, even though he thinks he’s making one. That’s what the story’s supposed to be. That’s what happened to Anakin. If we do our job right, it will feel utterly inevitable and also utterly preventable, which is the tragedy of the whole story." -- Charles Soule
( Scans under the cut... )
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Recently published comics elaborate on Kylo's start of darkness, presenting details that honestly should have been covered by the movies. Below I present excerpts from The Rise of Kylo Ren #1 (first batch of pictures) and Snoke one-shot (second batch of pictures). I also discuss contents of other one-shots from Age of Resistance series, therefore spoilers apply. Also, spoilers to a crucial scene from The Force Awakens.
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Edit: Only too late did I see that most of those pages were already posted. Oh well. At least I hope my commentary adds something of value.
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Edit: Only too late did I see that most of those pages were already posted. Oh well. At least I hope my commentary adds something of value.
Star Wars: The Rise of Kylo Ren #1
Dec. 18th, 2019 11:00 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)

“Ben Solo is tragic. The potential of him from the day he was born, everyone around him saw or thought they saw what he could be. So he was put in all these different paths, and we've kind of seen how that's gone wrong in the films so far. This is a story about Ben Solo, understanding some of the choices he made." — Charles Soule
( Scans under the cut... )
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I figured it was time to make my first post and what better topic to post on than the latest comic to catch my attention: MacGyver

( Mac is, and always shall be... )

( Mac is, and always shall be... )
Farscape #22 solicit
Jun. 16th, 2011 08:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Among the many characters that were part of the TV show that I miss so terribly, none still pull on my heart like a certain lady of grace and power.
Boom-Studios has released their solicits for August 2011, and this one just gives me goose pimples at the possibilities (though it dares cross that fine line which can lead to retcon hell).
I just mention one name and most of the faithful will have their heart skip a beat and have a rush of goosepimples.
( Soft? Yes. Weak? No. )
Boom-Studios has released their solicits for August 2011, and this one just gives me goose pimples at the possibilities (though it dares cross that fine line which can lead to retcon hell).
I just mention one name and most of the faithful will have their heart skip a beat and have a rush of goosepimples.
( Soft? Yes. Weak? No. )
Farscape #23 - Now with more "frell me!"
Apr. 17th, 2011 07:56 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Issue number #23 came out this week. Not the most exciting, as chess pieces on the board kept moving, and lines in the sand were drawn as the Resistance made of surviving battle fleets began marshalling their strength to fight the invading Kkore.
Most of the stuff is pretty predictable, and I would not spend $$ on this issue, but rather on the upcoming issues, except that the Sebeacans have actually begun to take pages from John Crichton's play book.
( When you run out of ammunition. )
Most of the stuff is pretty predictable, and I would not spend $$ on this issue, but rather on the upcoming issues, except that the Sebeacans have actually begun to take pages from John Crichton's play book.
( When you run out of ammunition. )
Farscape #17
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The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
An oldie but a goodie as normally mortal adversaries unite against a common enemy.
Per last issue, a first strike has been made and an escape is under way.
The rest is just character interaction, and a candidate for "one perfect moment".
( Able to leap tall buildings... )
An oldie but a goodie as normally mortal adversaries unite against a common enemy.
Per last issue, a first strike has been made and an escape is under way.
The rest is just character interaction, and a candidate for "one perfect moment".
( Able to leap tall buildings... )