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DuracellEnergizer said:
But Jedi mind tricks only work on the weak-minded ...
God, I hate that pic of Toby McF**fface or whoever he is....
DuracellEnergizer said:
But Jedi mind tricks only work on the weak-minded ...
God, I hate that pic of Toby McF**fface or whoever he is....
timdiggerm said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
the giant horned lizard.
Excuse me, I believe you mean the Reek?
It's not its fault if it didn't smell that good.
E GG G DE C *honk*
ToscheStation said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
But Jedi mind tricks only work on the weak-minded ...
God, I hate that pic of Toby McF**fface or whoever he is....
DuracellEnergizer said:
ToscheStation said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
But Jedi mind tricks only work on the weak-minded ...
God, I hate that pic of Toby McF**fface or whoever he is....
Third time around, and the sci-fi/fantasy nerd hero/crush still looks like a douche-bag....huh.
ToscheStation said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
ToscheStation said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
But Jedi mind tricks only work on the weak-minded ...
God, I hate that pic of Toby McF**fface or whoever he is....
Third time around, and the sci-fi/fantasy nerd hero/crush still looks like a douche-bag....huh.
Some cool TPM concept art that I found.
Oh no...Hipster Toby says: "I'm so cool!!!! DEAL WITH IT!!!!"
You guys are avoiding the letter of point four but not sticking to the spirit of it.
Creepy Tobey Maguire started it.
As someone who has skirted close to that rule myself I was merely posting a friendly reminder.
Bingowings said:
As someone who has skirted close to that rule myself I was merely posting a friendly reminder.
No problem. Thanks.
What happened to all the Rebel soldiers when Han & Co. are captured by the ewoks?
ray_afraid said:
What happened to all the Rebel soldiers when Han & Co. are captured by the ewoks?
They appear in some shots so one presumes they got captured too but the camera crew were so astonished by the antics of the Ewoks all we got was.
Bingowings said:
You guys are avoiding the letter of point four but not sticking to the spirit of it.
Yes, to Bingo you listen.
I keep forgetting about that rule. *d'oh*
Star Wars Tales ran a total of twenty-four issues. The first twenty were simply meant to showcase fun little stories -- they didn't have to conform with established continuity and often didn't. Starting with issue twenty-one, however, a new editor came on board and the series became a mere extension of the other Star Wars comic series running at the time -- a dumping ground, if you will -- with stories that, by-and-large, were meant to fit into pre-existing canon.
Now, this makes me wonder -- is the cancellation of the series so soon after the regime change a coincidence, or did the powers-that-be's unhealthy preoccupation with "canon" end up alienating the readers who liked the comic for what it was, not what they wanted it to be?
Are you sure about that? Wookieepedia says the comic ended in 2005...
Where were you in '77?
But why did it end, and so soon after exchanging editors? That's what I'm wondering.
Okay, I got you. I thought you were talking about Disney taking over. ;)
Where were you in '77?
DuracellEnergizer said:
Now, this makes me wonder -- is the cancellation of the series so soon after the regime change a coincidence, or did the powers-that-be's unhealthy preoccupation with "canon" end up alienating the readers who liked the comic for what it was, not what they wanted it to be?
You don't have to project our dislike of canon onto the general fandom for this to make sense. Disliking canon and liking a place for non-canon to exist are not the same. Tales provided a place for non-canon stories; that was what was great about it. You lose that, you lose what's great, you lose the audience. Again, just because the audience liked to read non-canon stories doesn't mean that they dislike canon, only that they liked having a place for non-canon.
Also, if the nuTales was a dumping ground, that may have something to do with it.
timdiggerm said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
Now, this makes me wonder -- is the cancellation of the series so soon after the regime change a coincidence, or did the powers-that-be's unhealthy preoccupation with "canon" end up alienating the readers who liked the comic for what it was, not what they wanted it to be?
You don't have to project our dislike of canon onto the general fandom for this to make sense. Disliking canon and liking a place for non-canon to exist are not the same. Tales provided a place for non-canon stories; that was what was great about it. You lose that, you lose what's great, you lose the audience. Again, just because the audience liked to read non-canon stories doesn't mean that they dislike canon, only that they liked having a place for non-canon.
I thought that was implied by what I said =\
Also, if the nuTales was a dumping ground, that may have something to do with it.
Some hyperbole aside, they did run a few stories that could have been featured in some of the other series they had going at the time.
DuracellEnergizer said:
timdiggerm said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
Now, this makes me wonder -- is the cancellation of the series so soon after the regime change a coincidence, or did the powers-that-be's unhealthy preoccupation with "canon" end up alienating the readers who liked the comic for what it was, not what they wanted it to be?
You don't have to project our dislike of canon onto the general fandom for this to make sense. Disliking canon and liking a place for non-canon to exist are not the same. Tales provided a place for non-canon stories; that was what was great about it. You lose that, you lose what's great, you lose the audience. Again, just because the audience liked to read non-canon stories doesn't mean that they dislike canon, only that they liked having a place for non-canon.
I thought that was implied by what I said =\
Oh, then I totally misunderstood. Sorry!
Things that don't belong in this thread:
-Canon
-EU
-nuAnything
Don't know if this has been posted before, but it made me laugh.
Where were you in '77?
Found this on reddit and knew it'd be appreciated here.