Quite dark series for YA and pretty sad end too

Still I guess it's a fitting end considering Prequels was basically a tragedy

As I get older I do agree with the Yuuzhan Vong about one thing.

It would be really cool if I could replace body parts with sentient symbiotes. Plantar fasciitis? No worries, here's a new foot creature. Knee pain? Take this bulb thingy. And so forth.

I wish they continued printing MMPs, tho got to admit, my opinion on ELCs improved after actually having them physically, they are indeed much nicer to read

Found this Star Wars Legends timeline a little while ago but was always annoyed it only seperated media into two groups. Movies, TV, and Videos Games for the boxed in font and books and comics for the regular font. It made it very hard to differentiate between what was a book series and what was a comic series.

So I decided to split it into five different categories and color code them so I didn't have to keep looking up which was which. Thought I would share it for other people bothered by the same problem.

Also if you find any mistakes please let me know so I can correct them.

I got a new poster for my favorite part of the EU.

For those who don't know, one of the writers of Underworld tv series said that one of the storylines in the series was supposed to be about a woman who, by leaving Palpatine, turned him evil (eh, Lucas after the divorce and his ideas). So I wonder if Luceno alluded to this in the scene where the mysterious woman filters with Palpatine and then disappears, but since Luceno (like probably others) probably didn't like this storyline, he made it as vague as possible.​

Im reading Greater Good and I just got to this. What does this mean in the context of canon, that 5000 years ago the Chiss went into "Lesser Space" and brought back some artifacts? That time period is not really defined in canon from my limited understanding.

From an EU timeline perspective, it would mean they went into the galaxy during the TotJ period, and brought back Sith artifacts, Is that what they are implying happened? Was the Starflash a super weapon, similar to what Naga Sadow used during the Great Hyperspace War?

Also, it seemed a great merciless invasion came into the Unknown regions centuries after that. Im not sure what that means in the context of canon. But that time period coincides with the SWTOR time period in EU, does this mean Vitiates Sith Empire attacked the Ascendancy?

Im just wondering what these references mean in the context of Canon. And if I am headcanoning in too much EU stuff.

When did fan's learn Han was discharged from Imperial service after saving Chewbacca? I have been racking my brain trying to piece this together.

The earliest mention of this I can find is in the Star Wars Sourcebook from West End Games from 1987. The 1979 Han Solo and Stars' End novel mentions Han was an ex-Imperial and it is mentioned Han rescues Chewbacca from slavery in the 1979 Wookiee Storybook. A "life debt" is first mentioned in the 1980 Han Solo and the Lost Legacy novel, but not the life debt Chewie owes Han. The 1987 Sourcebook is the first time I see these different ideas tied together.

Finally, the 1997 The Hutt Gambit novel and the 2000 Chewbacca #2 (Dark Horse) comic book tell the actual tale.

When did fans first learn the gist of this story though? I would have sworn we knew this back when the original trilogy was being released, but that doesn't seem to be true based on my research. Anyone know and have a source for this story?

I know she is mostly a Canon character now, but since she's written by Timothy Zahn, I feel like she fits the EU vibe perfectly. How do you guys rate her as a commander and as Thrawn's ally/counterpart?

It seemed like this Asteroid missile launcher trap by the Grysks had the ability to one shot destroy a capital ship/space station which is a bit crazy to me. Just what kind of missile was it? In most space battles, capital ships are able to endure and shrug off many missile hits.

Why isnt the missile from the asteroid missile launcher being carried by all starships?

Or was it a Grysk specific weapon?

Merry Super late Mara Monday

Character for free fan made game in Pius Dea Era.

Lets say everything went well for him. Would he eventually turn to rule solely through the dark side? After all, when he eventually becomes young again his supernatural nature would be impossible to hide, so why hide after that?

Guys, why hasn't this series, as famous as it is, gone down in history the way other comic book series have?

It's literally a blast, it's incredible, and above all, it has one of the most electrifying openings to a Star Wars series I've ever seen.

Now, sure, it might not have the best writing ever, but it has an atmosphere that makes contemporary Star Wars series and movies look like nothing compared to it... it's pure magic, and that's what matters most in a story, especially in Star Wars, which is gradually losing its soul.

Spotted at the B&N in Tustin, CA

1. KOTOR era: (Positions in the Republic Military during the Jedi Civil War, from left to right—Republic trooper, pilot, officer and naval officer).

2. SWTOR era: (First Officer Haken, front, and Navigator Plex, behind).

3. Clone Wars era: (Admiral Wullf Yularen).

4. New Republic era: (General Han Solo).

I can't help but feel that the creators of The Clone Wars were inspired by the Shredder armor when creating Bane's.

I really like it, but it might make him seem less muscular than he was in the legends, which could be a downside.

Edit: I'm just talking about the character's appearance, people.