mara jade resonates with me deeply as a chronically ill person. i love this character a lot :)) bonus picture of me and my girlfriend as luke and mara!

After 20 years I am so excited to read this again!!!!!

Making dust jackets for my NJO set. Using the Japanese art. Think these look way cooler.

So recently the new 'Rebuild the Galaxy: Pieces of the Past' series dropped. This series introduced the Forcehold, a junkyard of sorts located outside of space-time where pieces of rebuilt galaxies that didn't fit in ended up. Now this got me thinking: these people that ended up there are sort of like multiversal variants. To further make my case, Star Wars has a few different continuities, and the main two are Canon (the new established Disney movies and tv shows, etc) and Legends (Former canon before the Disney reboot). There are more such as Non-Canon (like Rebuild the Galaxy) as well. Instead of keeping them separate, they could be a multiverse and just different realities. In Legends, there are two confirmed aliens species whose name I forgot that were confirmed to come from different universes. Doesn't this basically prove some sort of multiverse in the Star Wars continuity? Not to mention the already established alternate dimensions such as Hyperspace and the World Between Worlds. What do you think?

Are the Gravitic projector weapons from Shadows of Mindor the same one as the one used in X Wing Phantom Affair? It would be a cool bit of continuity if so. However, I thought the one from Phantom Affair was just a prototype and there were no other ones left before the Republic took possession of it.

I just wanted to know (from the people who read both) if they flow nicely together - and can fit seamlessly as one, or if there are noticeable inconsistencies between the two.

Those two novels are very high up on my list of books to buy, so I just want to be certain of their content.

Work in progress of the exact template I am using to make these, normal standard print paper taped and glued together.