BROWNHORNET posted:I don't like how Finn, with little Jedi training, is thrust into the middle of events and gets along so famously with some of the major players of the NJO. I think it might've made more sense to just have Finn already be a Jedi that is torn between his duties and his home planet than making him a rookie, with a serious case of Gary Stuism. I found his sister more interesting though I think she's got a bit of Mary Sue in her. And it was cool seeing the Vong in a comic book, but I think I've got my fill of Finn's adventures. At least with Cade and Zayne they tried to be a little different with the main character, but Finn being a prince and all, it just felt like been there, done that.
The2ndQuest posted:I was confused about one scene though- where Leia is mind-tricking the smuggler. She mind tricks him to say "Agreed." then she asks "What was that?" and he says "Thank you.". Was there a missing word bubble/line of dialogue of the bug saying something under his breath after he responds to the mind trick? Cause that exchange just doesn't make any sense to me otherwise.
Manisphere posted:The cameos also aren't grabbing me like I thought they would. Perhaps it's because I know how it turns out for all of them. I'm not really sure what I was expecting from the Skywalker/Solos but I'm not definitely not engrossed by them in this first arc. I did like the Dulac twist. I think it reminded me more of the NJO novels than anything else.
Manisphere posted:The cameos also aren't grabbing me like I thought they would. Perhaps it's because I know how it turns out for all of them. I'm not really sure what I was expecting from the Skywalker/Solos but I'm not definitely not engrossed by them in this first arc.
Manisphere posted:The cameos also aren't grabbing me like I thought they would. Perhaps it's because I know how it turns out for all of them.
CurlyWookie posted:Manisphere posted:The cameos also aren't grabbing me like I thought they would. Perhaps it's because I know how it turns out for all of them. How can you guys subscribe to this? That's like saying Ultimate Spider-man sucks because you already know the story, or the PT sucked because you already knew Anakin and Obi Wan's fate, or you can't read Bat-man because he stars in like five comic books so they obviouly aren't going to kill him off in the one you're reading. Heck, Tom Taylor has barely even mentioned Chewie dying, just enough for the reader to understand the family discord. So far I think the Solos have been great. They family dynamic of the era is spot on. And they are the secondary characters, not the leads. Don't bring the background to the foreground. Really, only the Galfridian family fate matters.