Comics Poe Dameron #1-6: Black Squadron, Lockdown (6/6 released) & SaBBotage

The same line also mentions him having visited Arthon, which is from his level in Lego TFA. Though given how long he was with the egg cult, I guess that means that level would have to be at least two years prior to TFA.

 

FWIW, still loving this series.

 

Yeah this final issue of the arc was a hellova lot of fun with tons of really well done moments. Even Terrex's determinaton to blow the X-Wings out of the sky and final conversation with Phasma were nifty.

I guess cloaking devices in canon actually disguise the visual spectrum too. The ways I remember it, the cloaking devices as described in Legends (specifically Dark Force Rising) were really just to hide signals and not actually like the classic invisibility cloak.

Oh and was the prisoner with the flying evil fairy thingies from the Lando series?

 

The Carrion Spike is actually a modified version of a stealth ship from TCW. It was capable of full on visual disguises however it was still detectable if one could lock onto its magnetic signature.

 

In Heir to the Empire, the interior cloak on the freighter manages to make it appear totally empty, and in The Last Command, the asteroids appear to be invisible as well as undetectable.

TIE Phantoms also, when cloaking, look like they're disappearing:

 

I find it interesting that one of the three big shot bosses of the prison (Kan Be) was a Kaminoan. Did the crimes that get him locked up some how involve cloning?

 

I'm thinking of getting this series. How would people rate it, and summarize it?

Is it out in one collection yet?

 

Out in individual trades, Volume 4 expected later in the year.

No sign of either OHC or Omnibus editions.

 

I'm reading this comic many years too late, but of the early 2015-2016 bunch, this series stands out when I thought it was going to be a snoozefest. The writing is clever. I like Poe again. Terex is immensely entertaining. I wish I had read this before TROS because I can't think of Snap as anything other than the tragic sidekick.

I'm guessing the twin monsters is a vague reference to Merlin and the prophecy of the two dragons? There's something similar there, but it's like the story didn't quite get it right... like that "aha, the battle of the demons signifies..." moment just wasn't there. They just fought and left. I guess Poe learned.... you should believe in cults?