Comics Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith #19-25: Fortress Vader (7/7 Released)

Without a definitive timeframe it´s hard to say... but it´s funny, I keep picturing her stranded on Mon Cala, and done with working for the Sith. However, with the planet under the Empire´s control, she could be back to the Inquisitorius. Depends on her having a communication device to ask for a transport out of that cave, and on her willingness to go back to Vader and risk a bad reception...

 

We know she won't be the one who kills the Sixth Brother, despite her threats, so she either died there or got away or been executed by Vader for her failure. I can't imagine her getting back from Mon Cala and not trying to kill the Sixth Brother straight away.

 

the reason i asked is becuase it was confroim that she survived, so it made me wonder

 

I imagine she killed enough of her clone assailants to escape the chamber, but rather than return to the Empire while she was wounded and unable to carry out her vengeance, she fled to a dark corner of Mon Cala where she could receive medical treatment and recover her strength.

You're right that she won't be the one to kl Sixth Brother, but that doesn't preclude an attempt that ultimately fails for one reason or another. Either way, we haven't seen the last of Ninth Sister.

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I wonder if she will still be a part of the empire

 

I hope we haven't seen the last of her. She's the most developed character from all the newly introduced Inquisitors.

 

I too hope for more of the Ninth Sister. And the fact that we know she didn't exact vengance on the Sixth Brother makes her story more interesting - what happens next?

 

I am quite certain that she won't be.

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I don't know if it's just about being addicted to killing or the fact that the enemies of the Empire are endless. Maybe Vader is not addicted to killing, but he is certainly paranoid and the Inquisitors could be a possible future thread. Better to get rid of them after they fulfilled their purpose...

 

They still need them for Project Harvester. In a galaxy where Force sensitive children are born all the time, you need someone who takes care of it.

But we'll soon see what are Vader's intentions

 

the Inquisitors are still around in 3bby, so there would be no reason in the Darth Vader comic for Vader to just randomly kill Inquisitors in this comic series.

 

...Apparently my digital issue was initially missing the final page. (The physical copies had it.) Comixology updated to include it. Here it is:

Spoiler: Issue #19 Final Page

 

@Senpezeco i wonder which one is the theif

 

Darth Vader #20 preview.
http://www.multiversitycomics.com/previews/darth-vader-20/

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that last panel. We all know what's about to happen.

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Vader has a very good reason to not approve of attachment.
Though It does seem a bit of an overreaction to kill them for it.
I hope there is more too it.

 

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I found it stupid, if thats the only reason he started to attack them, it better be anther good reason then that

 

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I can buy him wanting to teach them a lesson for it.
Force their relationship to end.

But as I said, it's a bit ridiculous for him to outright kill them, and ultimately force them to betray the Empire out of spite.
Or perhaps what might be more accurately termed Jealousy.

 

The more I think about it the more I understand his desire to kill them (if that is in fact what he ends up doing). His emotions regarding his relationship and loss of Padme would still be extremely raw at this point and it's understandable he would lash out at anyone in his orbit that was displaying any semblance of "happy relationship". Only instead of getting all mopey about it he gets all slashy and stabby.

 

I think they've been doing Vader all wrong.

Vader is a cold fury.

He's not passionate, everything passionate in him died on Mustafar. There is only deadness until Luke.

 

I hope not.

Didn't Filoni even say that they were only able to do that because of the inherent "Force properties" of Malachor?

 

I think he said Malachor has less gravity, enabling the antigrav the lightsabers use to create the spinning to enable flight. Though I'm not sure about the specifics, we never see any of the Inquisitors be able to fly with their lightsabers outside of Malachor

 

As the sole fan of the spinning lightsaber and it's ability to fly, I declare the above theory to be unsubstantiated. It's not the first time I've heard it and despite an exhaustive search of the Internet, no sources have been found to confirm it.

On a side note, I'm so happy to see the return of my favourite lightsaber design.

 

You're not sole fan.