I had been enamored with the idea toy photography for a very long time before I took it up as a hobby; the cover to that Small Scenes, Big Galaxy book always charmed the heck out of me when I saw it on my many wanderings through many bookstores. I never actually bought it, but…
And that’s how Mando and Wedge get out of their mess! Ten (full-length) installments of my Star Wars toy comic! Thanks for coming with me on this little adventure; I hope you enjoyed it about as much as I enjoyed making it! Now, I’m going to take a break from this story, and try out…
I know this is a poorly-timed interruption in the action of the comic! I was too busy this week to finish the full story, and I didn’t want to go radio-silent, so… Here’s a little joke that I thought up, that I found charming!
No surprise, we’re picking up right where we left off, in the last installment of the comic! I’ve made my Wedge-and-Mando teamup happen, but how will they get out of this pickle they’re trapped in? I know there’s way more than one Imperial probe droid in the galaxy, but wouldn’t it be kind of funny…
So, obviously, this strip throws you, the reader, a bit of a curve ball – the Mandalorian revealed at the end of the strip is Mando, of The Mandalorian show, rather than the heavy Mandalorian whose adventures we’ve been following the whole time! If you want a reason for this decision, it’s just that I…
Phasma’s already discarded one of her new recruits, and promoted another one! As far as I know, she didn’t kill the one that isn’t in this strip, which I think already makes her a better boss/supervisor/manager/commander than Darth Vader or Kylo Ren!
The entire story behind this strip is that I wanted to see how my Mandalorian would avoid a Star Destroyer and its TIE Fighter patrol. I’d say he did a pretty good job!
One of the things that I loved about The Mandalorian, at least in the first season, was that it existed more or less independently from the saga of the Skywalkers. Sure, there were references to other places and people we’ve seen and loved, but the events of a galactic civil war are bound to ripple…
Speaking of Rogue Squadron (as I did in this tale’s previous installment), it’s probably little surprise that I’ve always loved the space dogfights in Star Wars, so I’m thrilled to get to offer my own entry in those sequences today!
Like many boys who owned a Nintendo 64, I thought the Shadows of the Empire game was pretty awesome. Sure, it peaked really early with the Battle of Hoth level, and never really lived up to the promise of that first level, but Dash Rendar’s ship was awesome! So awesome that I had to incorporate…
