posted:I can rememeber checking UNJOH daily and feeling real fear when reading VP, SbS, etc.
CooperTFN posted:Happy to have fed your terror.
Two of the ships had tentlike hulls fashioned from some sort of diaphanous material, from which protruded a dozen or more lightning-forked arms, as if dendrites from an insect-spun nest. [...] One of them-a mesh tent pierced by crooked sticks-was hovering over the embassy grounds now.
Hendo255 posted:Well, I just got to read this (ran into Xicer in the process lol) Thought it was good, but was too fast paced. A LOT happened in very little time. Would have been better as 2 issues with a little more development of each scene. I guess they wanted to hit the ground running tho so I expect things to slow down. I hope they REALLY cover Finn's training thoroughly. So anyway, nobody was supposed to know the Vong were coming, then suddenly Luke is on the planet with evac shuttles and a pile of dead Vong? and at this point they should still be a little more difficult to kill because they don't know about the weak points in the crab armor. Also I can't say that I approve of making Finn a Prince and his father King of the planet. I see other's like it but I was looking forward to Finn becoming a new fixture in the Jedi order. Someone we can read about in FotJ maybe. Not someone who will eventually have to leave to lead his people like Tenel Ka did. Other minor points, Finn's mouth disappeared in a few panels and Luke should have asked "you can sense them?" instead of "you can see them?" other than that, my hopes are high for this series.
Trip posted:And the New Republic soldiers! Great armor design; I like how it ever-so-subtly recalls the ANH fleet trooper design while still being something brand new.
Manisphere posted:Confirmed for release on July 1st in The USA and July 2nd in Canada!
Trip posted:Wasn't bad. Didn't really blow me away, to be honest, but it's got potential. I'd say it's set shortly before, during, or shortly after the Agents of Chaos duology, although I'd have to double-check a couple things.
Trip posted:Wilson's art was pretty slick
Trip posted:Believe it or not, my chief (really, only) complaint is that Wilson's too good with the visual continuity-- he's obviously (and understandably) used existing Vong War art for reference, but the problem there is that most of it is a pretty terrible match to what's described in the books. I kinda wish he'd have started from scratch, using only the novels as a guide, especially after seeing how great his own designs (the slave ship, the NR troopers) are. Though he does draw a pretty great amphistaff.
Ackbar_Van_Gungan posted:Hendo255 posted:Well, I just got to read this (ran into Xicer in the process lol) Thought it was good, but was too fast paced. A LOT happened in very little time. Would have been better as 2 issues with a little more development of each scene. I guess they wanted to hit the ground running tho so I expect things to slow down. I hope they REALLY cover Finn's training thoroughly. So anyway, nobody was supposed to know the Vong were coming, then suddenly Luke is on the planet with evac shuttles and a pile of dead Vong? and at this point they should still be a little more difficult to kill because they don't know about the weak points in the crab armor. Also I can't say that I approve of making Finn a Prince and his father King of the planet. I see other's like it but I was looking forward to Finn becoming a new fixture in the Jedi order. Someone we can read about in FotJ maybe. Not someone who will eventually have to leave to lead his people like Tenel Ka did. Other minor points, Finn's mouth disappeared in a few panels and Luke should have asked "you can sense them?" instead of "you can see them?" other than that, my hopes are high for this series. This issue had to walk a fine line between intriguing new readers and satisfying people that have read the entire NJO novel line. Invasion was sold out in my LCS besides the pull boxes. That never happens with SW comics. As a result, it might have seemed a little meh for the Star Wars ubergeeks like us TFNers. Everyone else is playing catch up while we are ready for the advanced class. -The Rebel Gngan