Lit The Essential Reader's Companion by Pablo Hidalgo.

Yoda: Dark Rendezvous. From Left to Right: Scout, Asajj, Whie Malreaux.

That illustration looks almost precisely how I imagined that scene. And lol at how Scout looks nothing like her other illustration in the same book.
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This is the first illustration in the book, and is available in virtually every preview. Still, I like how it emulates the cover of the 1976 Star Wars novelization.

Also, Amazon refuses to let me access the LotF or CW pages. Or most of the NR era.

 

Yoda Dark Rendevouz

 

Yoda: Dark Rendezvous.

 

I almost thought that was Anakin. Derp

 

If I were to guess, I'd say Yoda: Dark Rendezvous. Specifically the scene in the mansion on Vjun, where Whie and Scout are confronted by Ventress.

Edit: Beaten by...everyone else. lol

 

hmm next Celebration we all should wear generic white masks to cosplay costumes... maybe they will realize why.. but probably not

 

So apparently, Kemps was going to have a scene in Deceived where Sith were playing a ballgame with severed Jedi heads.

 

Yes the lack of anything remotely diverse is jarring

 

Oh hey, another caption whose picture got cut off apparently depicts Bane and Zannah preparing for their final duel.

EDIT: Thanks Jello!

 

Ahaha...Love the Triffids and Audrey II in the background.

 

You could always spend $200 on a Kindle Fire if you want color.

 

so no YJK illustrations beyond the already released group art? no LOTF/FOTJ Tenel Ka as Queenmother?

 

Another excerpt: Mortis was LFL's idea, not Denning. So we can at least stop ganking him for that.

 

It's as different of an art style as that of the two illustrators who worked on the Essential Guide to the Force, really.

 

No, there are no naked centaur girl pictures.

 

That's...odd. Does it say who at LFL suggested it?

 

Adding Mortis was Chee's idea because the Denningverse concocted a story that approached Mortis territory.

 

Dr. Steve Brule Not as far as I can tell, though it's just one of the quotes that came up in the sidebar when I searched "Abeloth".

I wonder if this book will make FotJ make more sense to someone who, like me, boycotted the series, and only read reviews here and plot summaries on the Wook.

 

back to Blame-Game? come on... let it rest. everybody blames everybody else and so we can blame nobody