Star Wars Legacy #29
With his bounty-hunter pals and a team of Imperial Knights, Cade Skywalker plans to assassinate the Sith Emperor Darth Krayt. The first step in their scheme requires a risky attack on a remote Imperial outpost in hopes of drawing Krayt away from Coruscant.
But even if that works, members of the team are divided in their feelings about their "secret weapon"--Celeste Morne, an ancient Jedi Knight of the Old Republic who is in possession of--and possibly possessed by--the powerful Muur Talisman.
As we plunge into the final chapters of the yearlong "Vector" crossover, the power of the Talisman threatens to shake the galaxy to its foundations!
Writer: John Ostrander
Penciller: Jan Duursema
Inker Dan Parsons
Colorist Brad Anderson
Size: 40 Pages
Price: $2.99
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haven't read the other parts except for this title. Is it odd to like everything about a book except for the main character? Cade's kind of a toolbox to me but I love this updated world they are telling the stories in.
Posted by Kimbo on 10/28/08 at 02:27 PM
I agree. Cade can be really irritating, but the world is fasinating. He is really only interesting when he is embracing the darkness (in my opinion).
I really enjoy the Imperial Knights. The idea is interesting and the execution has been good, so far. The role they play going forward is worth paying attention to.
Posted by stuclach on 10/28/08 at 07:28 PM
The Imperial Knights are one of my favorite aspects as well. They just finished up that Legacy of the Force book series and set up the status quo to lead towards this Legacy era pretty nicely. Though it did confirm for me that if I was a Skywalker I would never ever have a child, they're guaranteed to become evil at age 19.
Posted by Kimbo on 10/28/08 at 10:11 PM
I am pretty certain that every child will become evil by age 19. I was evil by 15 and my 4 year old is well on her way.
I read all 9 (!!) Legacy of the Force books and don't really think all that highly of them. They were interesting, but it felt (to me) like they just treaded water for the middle 4 (or so) books.
The sequences with Cade interacting with Luke are interesting, but should be even better than they are.
Posted by stuclach on 10/29/08 at 08:44 AM
What is your opinion on the "vector" crossover to this point?
In my opinion it has been interesting, but seemingly pointless. I have seen very little to indicate there will be any long term consequences.
Posted by stuclach on 10/28/08 at 08:53 AM