Prelude to Rebellion (issues 1-6)
A list of batshit insane things Ki-Adi-Mundi does in Prelude to Rebellion:
- Actively campaigns against his homeworld joining the Republic
- Actively campaigns against the use of modern technology on his homeworld
- Has five wives and seven daughters...
- ...whom he emotionally neglects, due to his disappointment at not having a son
- Repeatedly refers to his daughter's boyfriend as a "tech rat"
- Actively entreats his government for special treatment and immunity from the law
Outlander (issues 7-12)
Outlander is built around a single image, and it's a doozy: a Tusken raiding party led by a Tusken Jedi. Notable for the introduction of A'Sharad Hett, who is, erm, going places. Generally excellent.
Emissaries to Malastare (issues 13-18)
Notable for three things. One: Dark Horse realising that this series can't sustain six-part stories and bailing four parts in. Two: In a series notable for its rizz-less portrayal of the Jedi, there are some particularly rizz-less Jedi here. Three: Comedy attempts to establish significant lore about Mace Windu's home world (akk dogs appear here for the first time) while trying not to name said home world.
Twilight (issues 19-22)
Finally, some rizz! Villie and Quin both have it in spades. This series is now officially cooking.
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