Lit Books Comics A/V One Sentence or Less -- ANDOR (SEASON 1)

Jax must search for a MacGuffin, which leads him to gain incredible power, which he immediately looses.

 

Technically, that's inaccurate to the book.

 

The most inaccurately-titled Star Wars book since Jedi Trial.

 

Todd the Jedi wins.

At the risk of being accused of scraping the bottom of the barrel, I'm going to try something a bit different, and see how it goes. Feel free to voice any objections in the form of death threats.



You heard me.

 

Evidently this is more popular here than its subject.

Also this was a bad choice and you should feel bad.

 

I was going to do the Essential Atlas, but then I figured that if I'm going to go down that road, I might as well go all the way. If everyone hates this, I won't do it again... at least not until I'm actually at the bottom of the barrel.

 

Sourcebook.

(Yes, that's my entry and I'm sticking to it.)

 

I know I'm not the only one who loves this thing

 

The starting point for all the "Alderaan had no planetary shield" arguments.

 

The story of the Emperor's return from the kingdom of Death, Lukes fall to the Dark Side and redemption, and Leia's ascention to Jedi Knighthood, all without the mediocre watercolor art.

 

All the drama of Dark Empire, now in thrilling textbook form.

 

WEG does the hard work the actual authors won't, and makes DE and TTT fit with each other.

 

Hey now, Dark Empire threw in a mention of Jacen and Jaina.

 

Well, it's really more backstory to the comic than recapitulation of the comic's story, and it's illustrated with Cam Kennedy's art. So . . .

 

Do you remember Adepts Gwellib Ap-Llewff; that guy that only appear on one page; if not, no problem because the Dark Empire Sourcebook have still given him a backstory and game statistics

 

Trying to make sense of Dark Empire since 1993.

 

The art is far more limited than the comic. Another bonus is proportionally far less Boba Fett.

 

I think this turned out as well all expected. Frankly, I'd be a bit offended here if anyone but GrandAdmiralJello won.

So you don't want source books?



Enjoy the alternative. Call me when you're begging to write summaries of Cracken's Rebel Field Guide.

 

That cover art is the best thing about this book; and the art isn't even the cover of the actual book.

 

Why was not that cover used? It is actuallyrather good, unlike to other one
Also: Lando need to take Han and by him some new clothes

 

A group of senior citizens must stop a pair of evil invalids attempting to access a relic.