Legacy #14: Claws of the Dragon, part 1 (of 6)

XoXaan = Zoh-Zaahn.

 

Eeek the author speaks! Any hints on the Yuuzhan Vong presence in relation? Is it possible to include a Kaleesh imperial knight in later issues?

(I remember you from Celebration IV, I drew a picture of Nei Rin BTW. There's a colored version I will post later)

 

Once again Jan and John you both make the most amazing stories.
I thought it particularly similar to Alema Rar hunting Jacen in Tempest. I have to say that Queen Jool was not what I expected. I was thinking more along the lines of a female Jabba or Durga. Since we're on the topic of 'visual cues', Jan when you use pencil drawings instead of inked drawings I assume they are used to show emphasis. Is this the reason? As in the case with Wolf Sazen's eyes on the last page of issue #14.
Yay! Another character from the Clone Wars returns, Chak. Of course now I'm dieing for issue #15. It'll be a great birthday gift, finding out the identity of the most unknown character since Darth Vader. What more could I ask for.....
JN
P.S. Jedi Rune stones are the coolest thing EVER!!!! And I thought the drunk Verpine was amusing as well.

 

For those who may have missed the latest news, here's two screenshots of Vader's secret protege:

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[image=http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n107/SithStarSlayer/SecretApprentice1.jpg]

I know. How cool is that?

 

Bueller... Bueller....?

Anybody got an answer for me on the TIE pilots?

-The Rebel Gungan

 

More of 'on' than 'ain'--but soft like 'ohn'.

So-- would Zo Zon be clearer.

Glad you all are liking the Underworld and 'Jools'. She does break the normal Hutt mold a bit, doesn't she? That scene was a total blast to draw. I think because it shows Cade in a different way than we've seen him before.

 

Jan, if you're still there, I just want to ask something:

Cade says to himself that he '...called [the Jedi Temple] home'. Would that make Coruscant his homeworld?

--HW

 

Cade just means that he spent a lot of his childhood on Coruscant in the Jedi Temple there. He also spent a great deal of time on Ossus in the Jedi Academy there. He was not born on Ossus or Coruscant.

 

Hmm...though I was originally against this theory the appearance of first K'Krukh and then Chak in this issue have me leaning toward Krayt being a character from the Republic comics.

 

Of course, Jan Duursema is clearly already the clone of Jan Dursema, whereabouts unknown!

 

Speaking of Marvel Star Wars, whatever became of the Nagai and the Tofs? Darth Nihil is a Nagai- I think- so that rules out the idea of the Vong wiping them out.

 

Well considering he was a Nagai warlord before he became a Sith, I'd say there's a good possibility that the both of those species were alive and fighting each other, amongst other things....

 

I won't tell if you don't. Your secret's safe with us, "Jan."

 

Jan

I don't know if I have been secretly banned or something but can you address the issue with the TIE pilots and there nicknames/call signs on Page 3/4 of the comic?

Am I reading something wrong or is there in an error in either Issue #14 or Issue #0

-The Rebel Gungan

 

Makes sense. The Jedi Order still worked closely with the Galactic Alliance government, so Kol (and by extension Cade) probably spent a good deal of time on Coruscant.

--Adm. Nick

 

I am sure you are not banned, Rebel Gungan so no worries there.

Pilot names for Skull Squadron--in order of appearance on the page (yeah, there was a name game mistake--pretty sure it was my fault they got messed up...)

Captain Gunn "Gunner" Yage
Brodie "Cannon" Coburn
Tev "Crasher" Rimon
Jae "Storm" Akura

 

Jan (since you seem to be the one around), is the organic aesthetic of the Sith (at least in their Lightsabers, Interrogation Droids, and C.O.L.D.'s [if those are Sith creations]) gonna be a plot point at any point, or is it largely gonna be a visual cue to not mix these Sith with old Sith?

Not asking for spoilers on the matter (as I'm sure you wouldn't reveal anyways [unless they were those Naxy-related 'spoilers' you love to share ]), just wondering if it'll be yet another juicy tidbit to look forward to.

 

The dialogue implied that Talon did it, when Cade said something to the effect of:
"If you killed him and wasted my time!"

But I have been wrong before.

 

Ok, thanks, I reread that page like 30 times trying to figure out who was who and getting really confused. For some reason, little thing like that really get to me, like if I can't understand how the characters are moving through a scene. I remember the battle scene in Bloodlines with Aurra Sing and the revolutionaries being really confusing.

But I don't mean to nitpick, overall Great Issue, Great Series, Great Work, can't wait to find out who Krayt is and the Obi-Wan secret!

-The Rebel Gungan