Hunter Prince

Since the Rogue Squadron comic began in '95, there has always been an ongoing Star Wars series on the shelf. Until now.

In the last few months, Marvel has quietly cancelled all four of their ongoing Star Wars series. "Doctor Aphra: Chaos Agent," the pre-Phantom Menace "Jedi Knights" series starring Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan, the Kylo Ren series "Legacy of Vader," and the post-Return of the Jedi "Star Wars" series have all been discontinued with nothing set to replace them.

On the slate, Marvel has some one-shots for the Rogue One 10th anniversary, a miniseries to promote the Maul tv show, and another miniseries to promote the rebranding of the DisneyWorld theme park to feature Original Trilogy characters instead of Sequel Trilogy characters.

Revan with Malak:

*sees that Bruce and Dick are the same age in the Absolute Universe*

As expected, Andor season two overwrites the first meeting between Cassian and K-2SO from the comic book.

How can there be two versions? Some have theorized that the comic is the official story the Alliance tells. I propose an alternative.

Here's a panel from the comic. In the far right, we see our first Noghri in Disney canon. (Prior even to Rukh's appearance in Rebels.) However, that's not what Noghri look like in Canon.

Canon Noghri:

Legends Noghri:

Obviously, the Cassian/K-2SO comic takes place in the pre-Disney Legends Coninuity. Meaning that Cassian and K-2SO exist in the old timeline. And since Kyle Katarn retrieves the Death Star plans in Legends, that means Cassian is still alive, and he probably survived the war and raised his son Throckmorton.

It really bugged me in season one of Andor how they say “he was IN Ferrix” instead of saying “he was ON Ferrix” like every other Star Wars property ever made. I think I finally understand why Tony Gilroy made this choice.

As Nicolas Cage taught us, “Before the Civil War, the states were all separate. People used to say ‘the United States are.’ It wasn’t until after the war ended that people started saying ‘the United States is.’ Under Lincoln, we became one nation.”