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It's like the Canon writers missed a basic handbook on how to run an empire, i.e. How do these Sith Lords run an Empire when everyone knows they're openly fighting? It's absurd! Legends always had Vader and Palpatine keep their feud behind the scenes, while presenting a show of unity in front of their troops and enemies. Vader and Palpatine openly fighting to the death every other week has gotten to the point that Piett now just easily goes over Vader's head to Palpatine and then gleefully watches the Emperor punish Vader by forcing him to singlehandedly destroy the entire Hutt fleet.

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That he just dismisses them all as criminal scum without recognizing them and their importance really undermines his character (not to mention the movie ESB itself). Depending on how long Luke was on Dagobah, Piett spent weeks if not months associating with the former and hunting the latter. I find it very hard to believe that Admiral Piett would not recognize Slave I and the Millennium Falcon on sight. Next stop, Leia and Q'ira's verbal catfight.В Cautiously optimistic as I've enjoyed these new comics more than SotE, but only barely. Hopefully, Crimson Reign and The Hidden Empire won't be as drawn out. I've already spoken at length about the problems I had with Vader and Luke's convo, but it's nothing the ol' headcanon/mental editing can't solve. It lasted far too long and halted the progress of the ongoing runs' to the point that I wanted it to end already so I can get back to Luke's journey. Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters (2021 - Present) Never betray a bounty hunter especially if itвЂ™s Boba Fett Years ago, Valance and Bossk joined Fett on a mission that went sideways in a bad way thanks to a violent betrayal by. The event probably should've been more similar to 'Vader Down' as far as structures go. It followed the standard MARVEL event formula of keeping everything important in the main story to keep it as self-contained as possible, which resulted in many issues where we got the same scene from a different view and the story barely progressed. The biggest problem though, was how drawn out the event was. The Knights of Ren showing up was naturally frustrating, but I can headcanon them as some weird cult called the Vikings of Ken or something. Bokku - or whatever he's called - attacking the Empire and expecting to walk away came across as walking the line between justified cockiness and stupidity, and I didn't buy Leia taking the Falcon for the reason she stated.

Arrogant jerk Piett was a refreshing departure from Fanon Piett. Boba Fett I also thought was done well, even though he was a bit talky. Luke's fear of Vader and self-doubt, Lando's conflict over the rebellion and Leia's anguish over losing Han were all done rather well. It's an overall solid story about the gang trying to rescue Han that I feel fits well with the films. The biggest crossover in STAR WARS history will continue raging through the pages of the WAR OF THE BOUNTY HUNTERS event miniseries and tie-in to STAR WARS, DOCTOR APHRA, DARTH VADER and BOUNTY HUNTERS through October.Well, in terms of Story, I don't have any significant problems with Charles Soule's mini-series.

With a last-page reveal that will blow this Death StarвЂ“sized story wide open, Issue #1 is just the beginning.

Good thing for them that the REBEL ALLIANCE, THE EMPIRE and every bounty hunter in the galaxy is standing in BobaвЂ™s way. For the thief, no corner of the galaxy is safe. From BOBA FETT! The notorious bounty hunter will not stop until he gets whatвЂ™s rightfully his. Tom Groneman Appearing in 'Part 1: Most Wanted'ДЄT WAR FOR THE GREATEST PRIZE OF ALL: HAN SOLO!

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