Star Wars: Vector

Kardass a écrit:Pire, que ce soit Jar Jar...

"After our relaunch in 2006 and the 30th anniversary this year, we were looking for something special to kick-off 2008," said editor Randy Stradley. "At first, a line-wide Star Wars crossover seemed like it might be beyond our reach, but after nearly a year's worth of back-and-forth discussions among our writers and artists, we came up with something really solid.

"Not only is it a big story that can span all of the eras we're dealing with, but the events which take place within each era will be important to that era."

Jacen Solo a écrit:En fait, Vector n'est pas tant une série à part entière qu'un arc dans chacune des quatre séries actuelles, les quatre étant reliés entre eux par le personnage commun.

Pour KotOR, il s'agira des tomes 25 à 28, de Janvier à Avril 2008 (donc juste après Knights of Suffering qui va bientôt commencer).
Pour Dark Times, il s'agira des tomes 11 et 12 (donc juste après Parallels qui va bientôt commencer).
Pour Rebellion, il s'agira des tomes 15 et 16 (donc juste après Small Victories qui commencera en Décembre).
Pour Legacy, il s'agira des tomes 29 à 32, donc on a encore deux arcs inconnus d'ici là...

Wes Anteras a écrit:Wait and See Benson : seulement ces derniers temps, on a chaque fois vu et mal vu tellement c'était peu crédible.

Benson800 a écrit:
L'histoire de Darth Krayt m'a bien plu, elle est totalement dans les cordes et entièrement crédible. Pour ce qui est de l'originalité, d'accord ce n'est pas le must, mais c'est tout de même intéressant et vaut plus qu'un "c'est nul".

J'ai pas dit que tu l'avais dit, hein, c'est seulement un exemple

A yearlong event with repercussions for every era and every hero in the Star Wars galaxy begins here!

Hot on the heels of the 30th anniversary of one of the most celebrated and revered storylines of all time, fans will have the first taste of what will be one of the biggest events to ever shake the Star Wars galaxy. Two years after Dark Horse ambitiously relaunched the entire Star Wars line of comics with the titles Knights of the Old Republic, Legacy, Rebellion, and Dark Times, comes the next chapter in the galaxy’s best comics.

Beginning in January 2008 with the popular Knights of the Old Republic title, Star Wars “Vector” will eclipse all four titles throughout the year, introducing new characters and tying the entire line together, This promises to be one of the biggest crossovers the world of comics has seen yet!

When a terrible vision reaching more than 4,000 years into the future alerts the secret Jedi Covenant to the importance of Taris, they activate an operative already on this planet overrun by Mandalorians. There, in the deadly Undercity, a monstrous, ancient threat is unleashed that plunges Zayne Carrick, the Padawan accused of killing his fellow students, into an adventure which will eventually span four thousand years and involve Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, and the principles of the Legacy series!

“After our relaunch in 2006 and the thirtieth anniversary this year, we were looking for something special to kick-off 2008,” said editor Randy Stradley. “At first, a line-wide Star Wars crossover seemed like it might be beyond our reach, but after nearly a year’s worth of back-and-forth discussions among our writers and artists, we came up with something really solid. Not only is it a big story that can span all of the eras we’re dealing with, but the events which take place within each era will be important to that era.”

For anyone who never knew where to start with Star Wars comics, “Vector” is the perfect introduction to the entire Star Wars line! For any serious Star Wars fan, “Vector” is the must-read event of 2008, with major happenings throughout the most important moments of the galaxy’s history. The “Vector” story begins in Knights of the Old Republic #25, this coming January.

The "Vector" storyline will appear in Knights of the Old Republic #25-28, Dark Times #11-12, Rebellion #15-16, and Legacy #29-32.

Dark Devaster a écrit:beaucoup d'effet et d'insistance mais rien de bien concret pour le moment... C'est pas suffisant pour faire taire mes apréhensions. Néanmoins, je dois avouer que le simple fait de vouloir faire une ligne directrice cohérente prompte à bien uniformiser le chaos de l'UE Star Wars est une bonne chose... sur le principe.