March: THEME: Star Wars comic mini-series

[colls]

Mid-month check-in!
This is a themed month. The idea is to read any Star Wars book you'd like that can be applied to the theme. The material can be anything - adult, YA, comics, even story-centric games. <---(not applicable this month)

1. Have you started? If so, how's it going so far?

2. What other comic miniseries have you read?

3. What story or character focus would you like to see explored in comic format?


COMING UP NEXT
April: Brotherhood by Mike Chen

Comments

[colls]

I read Star Wars: Sana Starros by Justina Ireland with Pere Pérez (Illustrator)
And I love Love LOVE Sana Starros in this, I love the family and all its drama and love the art.
I love the hints/memories we got about Doctor Aphra as well (Sana's ex-girlfriend).

I liked it so much I was inspired to see what else my library Hoopla app had available and plan on reading Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures--The Complete Phase 1 by Daniel José Older with Harvey Tolibao (Illustrator) this coming week.

[cyberneticdryad]

1. I have started my read of Boba Fett: Blood Ties, and I'm very much enjoying it (plus I got a new phone background out of the deal)! Very Mando, which I expected nothing less and including a headbutt which I am always a fan of.

2. I don't think there are actually any other miniseries specifically that I've read. Most of my SW comic reading has been Old Republic focused (Knights of the Old Republic, Tales of the Jedi, etc.), and I admittedly never branched out when I was regularly reading comics. I would love to read more Mando content though (thus my choice this month), and I have a friend who has been trying to get me into the High Republic era, so may explore what my library has soon.

3. I would love to see more KotOR 2 characters explored in comics! I feel like they don't get anywhere near as much love as the original KotOR characters do in canon/Legends, though they have mostly been cameos. A prequel for Atton Rand in particular would get me so hyped.

(Also my hold for Brotherhood came available early, so will start reading that while I have access to it.)