In the movie, when Luke asks about how his father died, Obi-Wan pauses briefly. Back when this was only one movie, it was probably Kenobi going “Oh crap, I have to talk about the massacre.” Now that we have the prequels, however, it’s entirety possible he was doing EXACTLY what Linkara joked about at 25:28 . Also, Luke: How did my father die? Obi-wan: Uhhhhh… Qui-gon’s Force Ghost: He fell down some stairs. Obi-wan: He fell down some stairs.
It's a great example of when visual storytelling can save the established lore when retcons are involved. That pause could be viewed back in 1977-1980 as Obi-Wan being unsure if he should share that Vader killed his father. But 1980-2005 changed how people viewed that moment, as Obi-Wan being uncomfortable telling the absolute truth to Luke that Anakin is Vader, most likely to keep him safe from possibly falling to the Dark Side. But 2005-onward added-to/slightly-changed the scene as a way how to view it as Obi-Wan still feeling regret about his failure towards Anakin, even though he had managed to come to terms with it.
my cat we only adopted her about 6 months ago, then she had kittens so shes still getting used to us. the way she shows affection is climbing on the back of the couch and laying behind out heads leaning against us and purring softly. she only meows at us if we are standing in the kitchen.... cause that's where the ham is
"I think what made the movie so good, is that Lucas was so scared that it would be bad. I think he obsessed over Star Wars to the point that he was constantly refining it and getting outside opinions on it from peopel he respected until he got it where he wanted it to be and having good sense of having someone rewrite the dialogue that he knew was bad. Basically, Lucas never as afraid of a movie failing than he was in 1977". - SF Debris
@adamdavis1648 Securing cargo, binding prisoners, maneuvering in zero-G when the artificial gravity fails; never underestimate the versatility of a hook and fifty feet of rope.
@user-ic8yr7ku5o Diahann Carroll's song is another legitimately good thing (Bizarre Hologram projection notwithstanding). Then again, Diahann Carroll could sing the names in a phone book and still sound enchanting.
My favorite part of Darklighter is it establishes that Skywalker is actually a perfectly normal name for Tatooine. Last names on Tatooine are all just protagonist names, and I love it. At 28:09 interesting misread, It just saw hive of villainy but the line is so iconic that you read it as the movie version.
My Star Wars character's last name is Andaros :D I bring this up cause she grew up on Tatooine with her mother. Her father had to leave for Jedi business when she was four, and he wanted to take her with him cause she was Force Sensitive but her mother didn't like that kind of life. She thought it was too dangerous and wanted both him and her daughter to just live like normal people. So unfortunately he wasn't able to take her. Current story point right now is that she's looking for him. Also she's apprenticed under a Tythtonian Knight :D
Luke later asking ghost obi: now tell me how you fought him Obi: ok he said he and the emperor made peace to the universe and I said na ah and he said ya ha and we kept going with na ah ya ha until he said what he did was right from a certain point of view I said it was the dumbest thing a heard and said let's make it more interesting with lightsabers and we fought and we at the end force pushed each other so hard he fell to the lava I still am puzzled how he survived that (It happened in Lego star wars I am not kidding Lego is brutal)
Missed opportunity: Vader looking for the tapes Batman: Alfred! Get the bat space ship ready and bring me my lightsaber! I found out that Darth Vader prefers VHS over Beta! That son of a b*tch has a new enemy now!
40:50 In the movie he corners them and they have to fight back just like in the comic. The reinforcements are green-screened in for the Special Editions.
The comic seems to rely on the same version of A New Hope's script that eventually became the novelisation. I read that book many years ago and watching Lewis' video, I recognized several lines of narration in this comic, for example the simile about the Death Star becoming a giant tombstone.
"There is no death, there is only the OH GOD I WAS WRONG!! THERE IS DEATH AND IT'S INCREDIBLY PAINFUL!! THIS WAS A REALLY HORRIBLE IDEA!!" *sighs in relief."Thank the force that's over with. Where are my clothes?"
New headcanon: when Leia asked if Luke was short for a Stormtrooper, it was the first line of the world's clumsiest seduction attempt cause she figured "to hell with this if I see a ghost of a snowball's chance to rescue myself I'll take it"
I find it interesting how the movie made Vader a pilot during the trench run. Lucas could have easily had him on the base with Tarkin or move out, but I think even before he made the Anakin/Vader connection there was always meant to be a part of Vader that mirrored aspects of Luke's character.
"So whats the Expanded Universe explanation for this Jabba" Since you asked, he is Mosep Binneed, an accountant in charge of Jabba's finances, operating from Mos Eisley. According to the (excellent) novel Kenobi he would occasionally represent Jabba on official business and on those occasions be referred to as Jabba, since he was acting with his full authority.
That crack about plugging a jedi up as a powersource to blow up planets is especially funny to me because Darth Nihlus is a thing. The dude ATE PLANETS.
31:53 He's Jabba's 'accountant', a Nimbanel named Mossep Bineed... He occasionally represented Jabba's interests in negotiations either too dangeous or too boring for the crime lord to deal with himself.
The thing that bugs me about the explanation of luke calling R5 an R2 unit is that it's entirely in character for Luke to make that mistake. He's a moister farmer on a dead end rock of a planet. I doubt he knows or cares about droid classification
About the "immortal gods of the Sith" line, I remember reading that there was a Sith god named Typhojem. He's mentioned in "Book of Sith: Secrets from the Dark Side" as a thing the Sith used to worship, but it's never clarified as to whether he's real or not since he never appears in a story. They don't mention any other Sith gods, immortal or otherwise.
To expand, Typhojem was a god worshiped by the Sith-species, before the arrival of the exiled Dark Jedi, on Korriban. After the Dark Jedi arrived and took over, the Sith-species' priest cast, Kissai, awed by the power and skill they had in the Dark Side of the Force, declared the leader of the Dark Jedi, Ajunta Pall, as the physical manifestation of Typhojem.
@@AT4W I kinda figured that I mean, you've finished most of the other comics and honestly TTT is a sequel that really deals with the fallout of the Original Trilogy so it's best that will actually work out. BTW, REALLY looking forward to your Rise of Skywalker review too with the ending of said film being something I hope will be a real highlight. XD
@@AT4W P.S. Just a quick question but I was wondering if you had anything planned for Pride Month this year? As a trans woman I was hoping if you would be taking a look at Dreadnought or Dreamer over on Supergirl. Given all the crap certain people are giving us it would be nice to see someone point to heroes WE can related to show how awesome we can be.
@@Winter-The-Masquerade He can't review Rise of Skywalker as he myself once said because there is currently no comic book adaptation as the intended series got canceled due to the pandemic which just started at that time.
30:23-30:34 - To be fair, Linkara, given that lightsaber was both Luke's and Anakin's AND given Owen, Beru, and Shmi were almost certainly buried there, it may not be as disrespectful as you think for Luke's symbolic resting place to be with the members of his family he'd feel the closest connection to. I do feel like that scene would've worked better if Ben's Force Ghost popped up alongside Luke and Leia... And that the final shot showed Rey and BB-8 rejoining Poe, Finn, and Chewie on the Falcon before taking off. This has been your daily interjection from a TROS defender.
I have something to say about the stormtrooper attack on the Jawas, the Statement actually makes sense. When Obi-wan says "Look at these blast points.", he is referring to scorch marks on the vehicle. Since Blaster Bolt don't go through people, the marks are from all the shots the Troopers missed the Jawas with.
"Darth Vader, dark lord of the Sith, tightens his fingers on the rebel officer's throat... prompting the officer to respond with 'Harder, daddy'." 27:45 - You joke, but if ep. 6 of the Obi-Wan series is any indication, Owen and Beru did not go down easily. 38:49 - A pretty cool homage to the cover of Fantastic Four #49.
Grappling hook is not standard equipment for a Stormtrooper stationed on a space station, it is standard equipment for all Stormtroopers. So if you have the standard Stormtrooper kit, you have to have the grappling hook and be happy about it.
My heart goes out to the artist for this comic, who retroactively ended up drawing several incest kisses. Gotta wonder how they feel about it after the fact
@@alexandersturnn4530 They get even more hot and bothered in the "Splinter of the Mind's Eye" novel, that was going to be the original sequel to "A New Hope".
Additionally when the comic series continued after this adaptation they really played up the love triangle between Luke, Leia, and Han for a while. I think they were probably told to knock it off eventually because if memory serves correct they stopped a while before Empire came out.
It's funny how Linkara can go into a a loud and proud rant over the anachronistic nature of the cybermen designs in the doctor who/star trek crossover, but whenever it's but whenever it's star wars related he's always "why can't you just roll with it" He knows no one can be more nitpicky than star wars fans
There was a deleted scene from A New Hope where the Imperial Officer who was worried about how well equipped the rebels were, says "this Sith Lord sent by the Emperor will be our undoing"
Kinda surprised Linkara didn't make a joke about DARTH VADER having the same HATRED of VHS Tapes as BATMAN (or having VADER be pro-VHS & him hunting down the tapes cause the Rebels recorded the Death Star plans on BETA tapes, possibly even framing Vader's antagonism with the REBELs being due to their BATMAN-like anti-VHS philosophy)!
I would absolutely love to hear your thoughts on Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars (aka "Episode IVa: May the Ferb Be with You"). It's essentially the Star Wars equivalent of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and I love it for that. It might just be the best thing to come out of the Disney era of Star Wars.
This was one of your funniest reviews in a while. I laughed my ass off at the "Disney+ series" gag. Also, in retrospect, why DIDN'T Vader sense Han sneaking up on him in the Falcon? Was ghost Obi-Wan doing that too? Because that would actually make a lot of sense, and lend credence to him becoming more powerful in death.
He was laser-focused on taking down Luke, to the point of tunnel vision. Remember, he said that he sensed that the Force was strong in him. He wanted to take him down at all cost, was just about to finish him off and neglected to 'listen' to his surroundings since he was so caught up in the hunt. That lines up with what happens later, too. Vader was absolutely obsessed with hunting down Luke after the Battle of Yavin, even before he learned that Luke was his son, to the point where he chased after him even when it meant giving up chances to seriously harm or even destroy the Rebellion.
41:23 - "Why does a stormtrooper who works on a space station need a grappling hook as part of their everyday equipment?" Stormtrooper: "Because ... I'm BATMAN!"
OMG, I have binged your atop the fourth wall from episode one till this episode, I love your content! You're amazing and I hope to see far more in the future. Keep up the amazing work!
@@eamonndeane587 Actually now thinking about it, granted it would be a in hindsight thing and doubt it was Lucas thought of before, but considering this was originally built by the geonosian’s and since they can fly stuff like rialings would be pointless to them, also since the separatists army consist of nothing but droids they were seen just as expendable.
Sorry for the long comment but I'm a massive Star Wars nerd, so I've got a lot to say, some of them legitimate things, some of them my own terrible attempts at humor, and some of them that fall somewhere between. 10:10-10:14: Leia: Hey this is a Blockade Runner, they're a very common type of ship, how do you know it was ours and not a different one? Vader: All of you're troops are dressed in the same uniforms as the one on the Runner I've been chasing. Leia: Uuuuummmmm. Coiecedence? 15:51-15:58: Please, the Sith don't need to build superweapons, some of them are superweapons. Like Drath Nillalis, who could absorb all the life energy of a planet and everyone on it from the bridge of his command ship, which was mostly crewed by zombies because he was sucking his own crew dry of their life energy, so they basically just husks that he somewhat controlled with the Force. 16:07-16:12: Vader: Heck, just three years ago I fought three Jedi, including my former Padawan, and one of those Jedi was responsible for the despairs of Adrimal Thrawn just one year ago! How could you not know all that? Have you not been reading the Imperial reports? Motti: It's all just a big conspiracy and lies, none of it's real. lol. 17:55-18:00: Not just R2 Units, R3s to 8s too. They're all a part of the R2 series or more commonly and less confusingly call the Astromech Droids series. 24:01-24:05: As a member of the Clone Wars fandom I can assure you we don't like it. WE LOVE IT! XD. 24:28-24:32: Obi-Wan: I was also a master at trolling. Lmao. 29:41-29:43: Love the Robot Chicken joke. But this reveals a small missed opportunity from the Rogue One Review, where you had Vader talking about how expansive the taxes were on the Death Star, you could have played this Robot Chick clip right after that: Sidious: That thing wasn't even fully paid off yet! 34:51-43:56: Dammit, you mentioned what's going on in the real world right now that ticks me off, now I can't Like this video out of principle, which is a real bummer because unlike the last video I couldn't Like because of that, Secret Invasion, this review is even better and so is the comic but that's not saying much given what Secret Invasion was. Curse me and my principles. 39:23-39:25: It actually is, but it's not classified as whining sometimes, it's sometimes used for witty banter and dialogue, to varying degrees of actual success. Lmao. 41:04-41:12: Oh it's not just bottomless pits, it's any kind of fall. The golden rule of Star Wars is, no one dies from a big fall, except Mace Windu. LOL. One last thing, if you actually made it through all my ramblings and failures at humor, but did something happen to you're Darth Vader helmet? Because now I can actually see you're eyes in the holes when the previous times you used the helmet in pst reviews I couldn't.
17:40 - This reminds me of a YT video I saw. A fan noticed that some of the TIE Fighters in the background of ROTJ didn't look right, and ended up tracking down behind-the-scenes information on the models used for that scene, and explained that, to save time and money, the filmmakers had gone out and basically bought off-the-rack toys of TIE Fighters to use in some scenes, doing slight modifications to them to look closer to the models and only using them for distant shots so you can't tell they're toys. The major distinguishing feature is that the toys had a compartment on the back for batteries which the normal models didn't, and their solar panels were a different shape. The creator acknowledged that the ILM team just intended them to be standard TIE Fighters in the film, but they are clearly a new variant because of that back compartment and different solar panels, so they whipped up some headcanon about what these TIE variants were, why they sported these design differences, and what their role was in the Imperial navy. Like...dude, they're just TIE Fighters that look a little different. Are ship designs SO static in the Star Wars universe that every single one must look exactly the same?
uncle owen worrying about luke being like his father still without the anakin and vader twist. Given anakin would have still died young and uncle owen would be worried that may happen to luke.
49:35 - That's one of my pet peeves with A New Hope too, we see Luke training with the lightsaber and obviously set up a duel between Luke and Vader, but it never happens. But on the flipside, there's not really any way you could organically fit a duel into the plot. It's weird.
It also would have been kind of ridiculous that Luke, having had less than a day of training, would be able to go up against Vader for more than a couple of seconds.
@@brandonlyon730 technically speaking he did practice with sky hoppers. While not X-wings, they probably have a similar interface so it’s not out of hand that he could adapt that skill and apply it elsewhere. The same thing happens with Anakin flying pod racers and later piloting Naboo star fighters in episode 1.
Surprisingly, Uncle Owen looking pissed about Luke mentioning Ben Kenobi seems more in-line with how Owen told Obi-Wan to stay away in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series. Maybe the writers for the Obi-Wan series were reading this when writing the series.
And at least one comic where Ben attempted to get Owen to let him train Luke. A scene which actually made me feel a lot of sympathy for Owen and his wife.
The comic presenting the stormtroopers as being cornered and being forced to fight is actaully more accurate to the movie, the thing where they have hundreds of reinforcements is a special edition quirk.
They didn't have a plan yet to deal with the Death Star. They needed to safely deliver the technical readouts so they could figure it out and there was no way to know if there actually WAS anything that could be considered a weak spot.
@@AT4Wand yet they had no other way to find it after they did find one either, so they were going have to take some kind of gamble and this was the better option.
A fine review, nice start to the year and I'm always glad to see older comics on this show honestly. So really, great job Linkara. It's important to see how Star Wars evolved over the decades in all forms of media, I think it does us well to recognize how strange and wonderful this weird little kid's story about space wizards really is.
27:00 Looks like a RA-7 protocol droid with rounded square eyes instead of fully round ones. Except those are protocol droids, not interrogation droids so IDK.
So, for those of you who don't know, all of the Tuskens in A New Hope were named (Because it's Star Wars, nobody is ever "just some guy" in Star Wars), and in particular, the one who attacks Luke was named URoRRuR'R'R, until 2017, where he was renamed A'Koba.
It's IMPORTANT to note: Back in the 70's the promotional material like this comic, the color folio book etc all mentioned Vader was a "Dark lord of the SITH" but we had no idea exactly what a "sith" was for like a decade. Seriously, Lucas forgot to fill in that detail to the public. Even by the end of Jedi the word "sith" was never ONCE spoken on screen. Also: We legit thought a full body strike from a lightsaber must disintegrate you. Kenobi was the only person to take a full body shot.
Interestingly, when the Thrawn Trilogy came out, the Author Timothy Zhan wanted to name the Noghri - the Alien Assassins fanatically loyal to Vader - Sith precisely to answer why Vader was called a 'Lord of the Sith'. But Lucas shot that idea down. Zhan said a while ago that, in hindsight, he's glad Lucas did that, even though he was disappointed at the time.
I work with pipe, sometimes you do throw large sizes like that away if you have no place to store the leftovers for future use, if its defective, or if you're renovating an old system, you don't keep the old pipe
In the 2006 video game “Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy” you play through a recreation of the Original Trilogy with each movie getting six levels dedicated to them. I bring this up because this comic’s format is near identical to how the game handled A New Hope Chapter 1: The Boarding of the Tanative IV and Leia sending the droids to Tatooine Chapter 2: Luke searching for the droids and meeting up with Ben Kenobi learning about the Jedi Chapter 3: Meeting Han and Chewbacca in the Cantina then escaping Tatooine on the Falcon Chapter 4: Disguising as Stormtroopers to rescue Leia Chapter 5: Escaping the Death Star and Kenobi’s death Chapter 6: The Battle of Yavin Makes me wonder if Traveler’s Tale took inspiration from the comic adaptations to structure their game
I would love to see Linkara review the Phineas and Ferb Star Wars Episode 4A, May The Ferb Be With You. I want to see him make jokes about the jokes that are in this crossover. It's even better than the Marvel crossover and was my first introduction to Star Wars. Make it happen, Linkara!
He might as well also do the special Mission Marvel at that point. Which was a crossover (Yes. A freaking crossover episode. And one of the few times Phineas got mad)
@@AT4W Will you do Phineas And Ferb Star Wars? P.S. What would Phineas look like as a stormtrooper, his triangle head couldn’t fit in one of those helmets.
As a Star Wars fan from childhood in walking distance from a library, I read this book so many times growing up and it is wild seeing it get a review. Also love the shout-out to Tarkin and TK-421
Ok, now I wanna see a cut of ANH that just adds all of Anakin's TPM space battle lines, but in Vader's voice. *heavy beathing* "I'll try spinning!" *breath* "That's a neat trick!"
32:03 The answer in the expanded universe was supposed to be a front man for Jabba. His real name was Mosep Binneed and he was Jabba's accountant. With the minor difference in spelling 'Jabba The Hut' for his alias. He died along with most of Jabba's entourage with the destruction of Jabba's barge. He was quoted as "I also travel under Jabba's name from time to time, representing his interests. It doesn't hurt to confuse the competition. So yes, for today's purposes − with our master's kind permission − you can say that I am Jabba."
Fun fact about the comic calling Darth Vader the "Dark Lord of the Sith" even though the term is never spoken in the trilogy. As we saw from looking at The Star Wars, there were a ton of rewrites about what a Sith is. In official statements, Darth Vader was referred to as a Sith Lord, but there was next to nothing about what that meant. Similar deal, it was explained in supplemental materials what the name of Luke's father was (we even saw some pre-Empire Strikes Back comics featuring flashbacks with him and Darth Vader depicted as two different people). Since the term Sith didn't get much use before the prequels, evil users of the Force were frequently called "Dark Jedi," including Vader and the Emperor.
37:08 "One of the stormtroopers was having a secret love affair with Tarkin." 😳Wait, no foolin'? I seriously thought that was just a goofy side-story to ANI, the Star Wars parody musical. 😂The extended universe really IS wild!
I always saw C3PO saying he didn't know who Leia was as him trying to keep it on the dl and observe decorum. He's known Leia since she was born as her father owns the ship and employs Captain Antilles to command it. If he's not told and/or doesn't ask questions about why she's onboard they can't rip it out of his databanks later.
In the movie, when Luke asks about how his father died, Obi-Wan pauses briefly. Back when this was only one movie, it was probably Kenobi going “Oh crap, I have to talk about the massacre.” Now that we have the prequels, however, it’s entirety possible he was doing EXACTLY what Linkara joked about at 25:28 .
Also,
Luke: How did my father die?
Obi-wan: Uhhhhh…
Qui-gon’s Force Ghost: He fell down some stairs.
Obi-wan: He fell down some stairs.
The Lego Star Wars Skywalker Saga game also had that joke where Obi-Wan nervously stammers.
Me: What? No, he didn't! He-
Obi-wan: Be silent! Or The Force may throw you down a flight.
Sorry, had to complete it.
It's a great example of when visual storytelling can save the established lore when retcons are involved.
That pause could be viewed back in 1977-1980 as Obi-Wan being unsure if he should share that Vader killed his father. But 1980-2005 changed how people viewed that moment, as Obi-Wan being uncomfortable telling the absolute truth to Luke that Anakin is Vader, most likely to keep him safe from possibly falling to the Dark Side. But 2005-onward added-to/slightly-changed the scene as a way how to view it as Obi-Wan still feeling regret about his failure towards Anakin, even though he had managed to come to terms with it.
So Nappa is a Jedi now? Sure, why not?
"Obi-Wan never told you what happened to your father.
"He told me enough! He told me stairs killed him!"
"No......... What!?"
I love how the cat on the couch in Linkara's video keeps quiet. What a nice cat.
What you’re not seeing is the 10+ takes where they interrupt him just to say ‘Hi’, ‘I love you’, and ‘Feed me’.
My own cats do that to me all the time. 😀“ your filming is insignificant next to the power of my fluffiness.”
I always imagine the cats meowing at the end of every scene they show up in, as if to say, "You tell 'em, dad!"
my cat we only adopted her about 6 months ago, then she had kittens so shes still getting used to us. the way she shows affection is climbing on the back of the couch and laying behind out heads leaning against us and purring softly. she only meows at us if we are standing in the kitchen.... cause that's where the ham is
She has had most of her life to get used to the fact that one of Daddy's human oddities is that he regularly sits on the couch and yells at no one.
"I think what made the movie so good, is that Lucas was so scared that it would be bad. I think he obsessed over Star Wars to the point that he was constantly refining it and getting outside opinions on it from peopel he respected until he got it where he wanted it to be and having good sense of having someone rewrite the dialogue that he knew was bad. Basically, Lucas never as afraid of a movie failing than he was in 1977". - SF Debris
I love Chuck's looks at the movies. :)
@@erikbihari3625How are Disney "white slavers"?🤔
@@erikbihari3625 what are you in about
Ironically doesn’t that mean that fear is what lead to Star Wars being such a good movie? A “dark side” emotion?
@@PsychoEditor before the release of TFA Lucas criticized the film for being too safe and called Disney white slavers
"Why does a stormtrooper in a spaceship need a grappling hook as part of every day equipment?" Because they don't have any railings...
Also, they might just be required to have full gear for battle even if they are on the space station.
@@barryfraser831How would a grappling hook be useful in battle? 🤔
@adamdavis1648 Rappelling up a Building perhaps?
@adamdavis1648 Securing cargo, binding prisoners, maneuvering in zero-G when the artificial gravity fails; never underestimate the versatility of a hook and fifty feet of rope.
@@adamdavis1648 Gaining the high ground of course.
"Too much pink energy is dangerous"
It's an old gag, but it checks out
I was waiting for that.
@@KenoshiAkaihello there
@@gabrieldevoogel6225 Haaaai
15:43 I love how during his speech, Vader casualy grabs a cup of hot beverage with force. "See Motti?! Those are the powers you're messing with!"
"Everybody knows I have coffee when I watch rader, right?"
It led to a great running gag in the webcomic Blue Milk Special where Vader is constantly drinking coffee.
From a Star Trek mug.
All he needs is a straw lol!😂
@@CosplayingwithChad You mean an "emergency induction port"
@@legomaniac213Emerrrrrgency. Induction. Port.
There is a simple explanation as to why people still come to the cantina despite the high death rate...
Bea Arthur... That is why they come back.
Honestly, she is one of the better parts of the Holiday Special.
I recognize that isn’t saying much.
@user-ic8yr7ku5o Diahann Carroll's song is another legitimately good thing (Bizarre Hologram projection notwithstanding).
Then again, Diahann Carroll could sing the names in a phone book and still sound enchanting.
Yeah I completely understand
Hells, yeah! She was the most watchable part of the Holiday Special.
An elegant comic, for a more civilized age.
... goddamit this is such a wonderful comment.
Unlike Grievous who was "so uncivilized". 😉
Hokey writing and ancient comics are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid
The 70's were civilized?
' *more* civilized', turn on the News today. I dare you.
TFS Trunks' internal screaming came to mind during those Luke/Leia moments.
Vader: Oh by the way Leia's your sister no harm telling you now damage already done
Luke: Oh my god I made out with my sister
@@Awells89 R2: *laughs hysterically in beeps*
I'm actually really surprised that the films _never_ addressed this.
@@Awells89 Vader: I killed kids but at least I'm not a pervert!
Same with Joseph and Lisa Lisa in JoJo and in booth instances trunks yelled and he didn't know why
My favorite part of Darklighter is it establishes that Skywalker is actually a perfectly normal name for Tatooine. Last names on Tatooine are all just protagonist names, and I love it.
At 28:09 interesting misread, It just saw hive of villainy but the line is so iconic that you read it as the movie version.
Everyone got bummed out when Gary Infernofist just died peacefully in his sleep at the age of 77.
Confirmed. In one of the Expanded Universe novels, there's a woman from Tatooine named Falynn Sandskimmer. It's just the local naming convention.
@@darwincandidate5645 whoa
My Star Wars character's last name is Andaros :D I bring this up cause she grew up on Tatooine with her mother. Her father had to leave for Jedi business when she was four, and he wanted to take her with him cause she was Force Sensitive but her mother didn't like that kind of life. She thought it was too dangerous and wanted both him and her daughter to just live like normal people. So unfortunately he wasn't able to take her.
Current story point right now is that she's looking for him.
Also she's apprenticed under a Tythtonian Knight :D
"I'll grow back like a worm, and then there'll be TWO of me."
Obi Tu Kenobi.
Don't you mean, "It's a lot macklunkier?"
Luke Skywalker: How did my Father died?
Obi Wan: Uhhh…Family barbecue
Luke: How did my father die?
Obi Wan: Uhhh… we were doing a roast, and then things… got out of hand, two in fact, and out of legs.
i mean that is true… from a certain point of view
Luke: How did my father die?
Ben: He was burned to a crisp.
Luke: At the hands of Vader?
Ben: Uhhh...... yeah.....
Luke later asking ghost obi: now tell me how you fought him
Obi: ok he said he and the emperor made peace to the universe and I said na ah and he said ya ha and we kept going with na ah ya ha until he said what he did was right from a certain point of view I said it was the dumbest thing a heard and said let's make it more interesting with lightsabers and we fought and we at the end force pushed each other so hard he fell to the lava I still am puzzled how he survived that
(It happened in Lego star wars I am not kidding Lego is brutal)
@@ryanwebb309 yeah he fell to lava after force pushing someone who also forced pushed him and I'm pretty sure he is long dead in lego
Missed opportunity: Vader looking for the tapes
Batman: Alfred! Get the bat space ship ready and bring me my lightsaber!
I found out that Darth Vader prefers VHS over Beta! That son of a b*tch has a new enemy now!
The stormtrooper that has an affair with Tarkin isn't even Legends, it's canon. That's the wildest part.
You mean Tarkin does it with a stormtrooper?!!! I didn’t know Tarkin was gay!
40:50 In the movie he corners them and they have to fight back just like in the comic. The reinforcements are green-screened in for the Special Editions.
I was hoping someone pointed this out so I didn’t have to. I’ll give Linkara a pass on it, but the nerd in me needed to be validated.
The comic seems to rely on the same version of A New Hope's script that eventually became the novelisation.
I read that book many years ago and watching Lewis' video, I recognized several lines of narration in this comic, for example the simile about the Death Star becoming a giant tombstone.
"There is no death, there is only the OH GOD I WAS WRONG!! THERE IS DEATH AND IT'S INCREDIBLY PAINFUL!! THIS WAS A REALLY HORRIBLE IDEA!!" *sighs in relief."Thank the force that's over with. Where are my clothes?"
New headcanon: when Leia asked if Luke was short for a Stormtrooper, it was the first line of the world's clumsiest seduction attempt cause she figured "to hell with this if I see a ghost of a snowball's chance to rescue myself I'll take it"
And it kinda worked
I find it interesting how the movie made Vader a pilot during the trench run. Lucas could have easily had him on the base with Tarkin or move out, but I think even before he made the Anakin/Vader connection there was always meant to be a part of Vader that mirrored aspects of Luke's character.
Its a common trope. Having the villain and hero parralel one another.
I love the callback to the Star Wars Infinities: A New Hope review with 'What about Kyle Katarn?'. That was amazing.
“The Force is a switch” is my new favorite thing.
Ugh... I hated how Force Push was only really useful for Pushing switches in The Phantom Menace video game...
"So whats the Expanded Universe explanation for this Jabba"
Since you asked, he is Mosep Binneed, an accountant in charge of Jabba's finances, operating from Mos Eisley. According to the (excellent) novel Kenobi he would occasionally represent Jabba on official business and on those occasions be referred to as Jabba, since he was acting with his full authority.
Considering one of inspirations for Darth Vader was Doctor Doom, him being green on that one cover is ironic in a funny way for me.
Maybe Vader got bored with basic black, and tried to vary his wardrobe.
43:11 - “Heed my words.” And my brain immediately jumps to the MST3K retort from Merlin’s Shop of Mystical Wonders: “Munch my shorts!”
"LOOK, MY REVIEWS HAVE DESTROYED WHOLE CITIES!"
@@AT4W
“Then the Cat’s flesh was roasted.”
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That crack about plugging a jedi up as a powersource to blow up planets is especially funny to me because Darth Nihlus is a thing. The dude ATE PLANETS.
And now I imagine Vader and his victim argueing over what was cooler - Katarr or Malachor V...
Star Wars Planets. Part of a complete breakfast.
He ate planets with a side order of bacon.
Also, the Starforge.
Who watches AT4W at 3 am?!
Me: Oh boy, AT4W at 3 am!
Meanwhile me in another timezone:
@@Truenofan86 me too 😂 it’s 9:25 am here
Now you know how I feel as a fan of the Yugituber DarkArmedDuelist living on the east coast of the US.
31:53 He's Jabba's 'accountant', a Nimbanel named Mossep Bineed... He occasionally represented Jabba's interests in negotiations either too dangeous or too boring for the crime lord to deal with himself.
11:24
"But we will still milk a disney + series or two out of them"
And thank god they did, because it was the best SW content in decades.
Vader getting himself a cuppa joe while lecturing the imperial officers is actually kinda adorable.
The thing that bugs me about the explanation of luke calling R5 an R2 unit is that it's entirely in character for Luke to make that mistake. He's a moister farmer on a dead end rock of a planet. I doubt he knows or cares about droid classification
I can't wait for the Vader shot first version of this comic release
The year is 2031. Greedo and Han leave without any scuffle.
About the "immortal gods of the Sith" line, I remember reading that there was a Sith god named Typhojem. He's mentioned in "Book of Sith: Secrets from the Dark Side" as a thing the Sith used to worship, but it's never clarified as to whether he's real or not since he never appears in a story. They don't mention any other Sith gods, immortal or otherwise.
To expand, Typhojem was a god worshiped by the Sith-species, before the arrival of the exiled Dark Jedi, on Korriban. After the Dark Jedi arrived and took over, the Sith-species' priest cast, Kissai, awed by the power and skill they had in the Dark Side of the Force, declared the leader of the Dark Jedi, Ajunta Pall, as the physical manifestation of Typhojem.
Considering Vader met and killed the immortal god of the dark side, somehow I doubt he would worship any so called god.
@@barryfraser831 So Vader pulled a Kratos/Hulk, "puny god!"
@@barryfraser831 You mean those 3 personifications of The Force on Mortis?
Nice to see you go to the Original Trilogy, hoping you cover the comic adaptations of The Thrawn Trilogy.
It'll happen eventually - want to go through the original trilogy first.
@@AT4W I kinda figured that I mean, you've finished most of the other comics and honestly TTT is a sequel that really deals with the fallout of the Original Trilogy so it's best that will actually work out.
BTW, REALLY looking forward to your Rise of Skywalker review too with the ending of said film being something I hope will be a real highlight. XD
@@AT4W P.S.
Just a quick question but I was wondering if you had anything planned for Pride Month this year? As a trans woman I was hoping if you would be taking a look at Dreadnought or Dreamer over on Supergirl. Given all the crap certain people are giving us it would be nice to see someone point to heroes WE can related to show how awesome we can be.
@@Winter-The-Masquerade He can't review Rise of Skywalker as he myself once said because there is currently no comic book adaptation as the intended series got canceled due to the pandemic which just started at that time.
There's a comic adaptation of the Thrawn trilogy?
Love your co-star, Linkara. 😻🐈
...possibly co-stars, I can't tell if it's one or both cats who like to hang out during reviews.
Your co-star would go well with Nostalgia Critic’s co-stars Chaplin and Buster.
30:23-30:34 - To be fair, Linkara, given that lightsaber was both Luke's and Anakin's AND given Owen, Beru, and Shmi were almost certainly buried there, it may not be as disrespectful as you think for Luke's symbolic resting place to be with the members of his family he'd feel the closest connection to.
I do feel like that scene would've worked better if Ben's Force Ghost popped up alongside Luke and Leia... And that the final shot showed Rey and BB-8 rejoining Poe, Finn, and Chewie on the Falcon before taking off.
This has been your daily interjection from a TROS defender.
The green Vader is his saint Patrick’s day suit. He really loves the holiday
What holiday would Blue Vader represent?
@@All2Meme Hanukkah.
I have something to say about the stormtrooper attack on the Jawas, the Statement actually makes sense. When Obi-wan says "Look at these blast points.", he is referring to scorch marks on the vehicle. Since Blaster Bolt don't go through people, the marks are from all the shots the Troopers missed the Jawas with.
"Darth Vader, dark lord of the Sith, tightens his fingers on the rebel officer's throat... prompting the officer to respond with 'Harder, daddy'."
27:45 - You joke, but if ep. 6 of the Obi-Wan series is any indication, Owen and Beru did not go down easily.
38:49 - A pretty cool homage to the cover of Fantastic Four #49.
To be fair Star Wars takes place in the distant past, while Star Trek takes place in the future.
*something something incredibly obscure melancholic Gavin Free bit here*
Fun fact - General Tagge would later go on to play the Rogue Simulant with the scary voice from the Red Dwarf episode "Beyond a Joke".
Not so fun fact: that scary voice was the result of late stage throat cancer, which he ended up succumbing to not long after that appearance.
@@AlexSeverinski i remember Dena “Cybercat” Natali mentioning that in her Red Dwarf videos
“I haven’t gone by Obi-Wan since before you were born.”
Except for that one time, and we all agreed never to bring it up again.
Ah Roy Thomas, never one to just let the image stand without adding even more dialogue in. Yet this oddly worked for the time.
Hey, for once he was right about a comic’s potential where Stan Lee was wrong. And the payoff was very profitable for Marvel
@@benwasserman8223 For once? Roy Thomas knew his shit
Grappling hook is not standard equipment for a Stormtrooper stationed on a space station, it is standard equipment for all Stormtroopers. So if you have the standard Stormtrooper kit, you have to have the grappling hook and be happy about it.
54:20 Luke, Han and Leia: STAR WARRIORS, MOVE OUT!
Chewbacca: Rrrruuuurrr.
C3PO: I completely agree Mr. Chewbacca.
25:45 And this is why it baffles me that people give Obi-Wan shit for "liying" to Luke. How the hell do you lay ALL THAT on a teenager?!
Seeing early Star Wars is always a fun treat, it's always dated goofyness , dated madness or dated both.
My heart goes out to the artist for this comic, who retroactively ended up drawing several incest kisses. Gotta wonder how they feel about it after the fact
@@CatComixzStudios They weren't the only one, to be fair. The official Novel Adaptation of A New Hope has those same kisses in it, too.
@@alexandersturnn4530 They get even more hot and bothered in the "Splinter of the Mind's Eye" novel, that was going to be the original sequel to "A New Hope".
Additionally when the comic series continued after this adaptation they really played up the love triangle between Luke, Leia, and Han for a while. I think they were probably told to knock it off eventually because if memory serves correct they stopped a while before Empire came out.
It doesn't really peak until we get the rabbit. Jax and company were the best thing to come out the first Marvel run. :)
Gotta love the FORCE having MICROTRANSACTIONs joke, especially considering the whole microtransaction debacle with Star Wars: Battlefront II!
It's funny how Linkara can go into a a loud and proud rant over the anachronistic nature of the cybermen designs in the doctor who/star trek crossover, but whenever it's but whenever it's star wars related he's always "why can't you just roll with it"
He knows no one can be more nitpicky than star wars fans
There was a deleted scene from A New Hope where the Imperial Officer who was worried about how well equipped the rebels were, says "this Sith Lord sent by the Emperor will be our undoing"
Happy 15 years of Atop the Fourth Wall, Lewis!
Kinda surprised Linkara didn't make a joke about DARTH VADER having the same HATRED of VHS Tapes as BATMAN (or having VADER be pro-VHS & him hunting down the tapes cause the Rebels recorded the Death Star plans on BETA tapes, possibly even framing Vader's antagonism with the REBELs being due to their BATMAN-like anti-VHS philosophy)!
43:33 Did Vader just used his lightsaber to lift the cloak? How does that work? I'm pretty sure the cloak would be cut rather than lifted XD
Maybe he turned it down to the same setting that padawn training sabers are set at
Nah, it's just a glow stick.
It makes sense Alec Guiness's the only actor with a nice portrait... as he, and Peter Cushion, were the only famous actors to star on the film.
I would absolutely love to hear your thoughts on Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars (aka "Episode IVa: May the Ferb Be with You"). It's essentially the Star Wars equivalent of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and I love it for that. It might just be the best thing to come out of the Disney era of Star Wars.
This was one of your funniest reviews in a while. I laughed my ass off at the "Disney+ series" gag.
Also, in retrospect, why DIDN'T Vader sense Han sneaking up on him in the Falcon? Was ghost Obi-Wan doing that too? Because that would actually make a lot of sense, and lend credence to him becoming more powerful in death.
He was laser-focused on taking down Luke, to the point of tunnel vision. Remember, he said that he sensed that the Force was strong in him. He wanted to take him down at all cost, was just about to finish him off and neglected to 'listen' to his surroundings since he was so caught up in the hunt.
That lines up with what happens later, too. Vader was absolutely obsessed with hunting down Luke after the Battle of Yavin, even before he learned that Luke was his son, to the point where he chased after him even when it meant giving up chances to seriously harm or even destroy the Rebellion.
41:23 - "Why does a stormtrooper who works on a space station need a grappling hook as part of their everyday equipment?"
Stormtrooper: "Because ... I'm BATMAN!"
14:25 The "Encounter at Farpoint" clip made my day.
OMG, I have binged your atop the fourth wall from episode one till this episode, I love your content! You're amazing and I hope to see far more in the future. Keep up the amazing work!
It's actually cheaper to give all the stormtroopers grappling hooks than to put in railing.
And if they're expendable if they do die.
@@eamonndeane587 Actually now thinking about it, granted it would be a in hindsight thing and doubt it was Lucas thought of before, but considering this was originally built by the geonosian’s and since they can fly stuff like rialings would be pointless to them, also since the separatists army consist of nothing but droids they were seen just as expendable.
41:30 linkara, the grappling hook is for the stage interactables with in the Lego version!
9:53 "Despite 3PO's whiny objections" is something you could say of any time 3PO has to do something involving danger and/or shenanigans.
Sorry for the long comment but I'm a massive Star Wars nerd, so I've got a lot to say, some of them legitimate things, some of them my own terrible attempts at humor, and some of them that fall somewhere between.
10:10-10:14: Leia: Hey this is a Blockade Runner, they're a very common type of ship, how do you know it was ours and not a different one?
Vader: All of you're troops are dressed in the same uniforms as the one on the Runner I've been chasing.
Leia: Uuuuummmmm. Coiecedence?
15:51-15:58: Please, the Sith don't need to build superweapons, some of them are superweapons. Like Drath Nillalis, who could absorb all the life energy of a planet and everyone on it from the bridge of his command ship, which was mostly crewed by zombies because he was sucking his own crew dry of their life energy, so they basically just husks that he somewhat controlled with the Force.
16:07-16:12: Vader: Heck, just three years ago I fought three Jedi, including my former Padawan, and one of those Jedi was responsible for the despairs of Adrimal Thrawn just one year ago! How could you not know all that? Have you not been reading the Imperial reports?
Motti: It's all just a big conspiracy and lies, none of it's real.
lol.
17:55-18:00: Not just R2 Units, R3s to 8s too. They're all a part of the R2 series or more commonly and less confusingly call the Astromech Droids series.
24:01-24:05: As a member of the Clone Wars fandom I can assure you we don't like it. WE LOVE IT! XD.
24:28-24:32: Obi-Wan: I was also a master at trolling. Lmao.
29:41-29:43: Love the Robot Chicken joke. But this reveals a small missed opportunity from the Rogue One Review, where you had Vader talking about how expansive the taxes were on the Death Star, you could have played this Robot Chick clip right after that:
Sidious: That thing wasn't even fully paid off yet!
34:51-43:56: Dammit, you mentioned what's going on in the real world right now that ticks me off, now I can't Like this video out of principle, which is a real bummer because unlike the last video I couldn't Like because of that, Secret Invasion, this review is even better and so is the comic but that's not saying much given what Secret Invasion was. Curse me and my principles.
39:23-39:25: It actually is, but it's not classified as whining sometimes, it's sometimes used for witty banter and dialogue, to varying degrees of actual success. Lmao.
41:04-41:12: Oh it's not just bottomless pits, it's any kind of fall. The golden rule of Star Wars is, no one dies from a big fall, except Mace Windu. LOL.
One last thing, if you actually made it through all my ramblings and failures at humor, but did something happen to you're Darth Vader helmet? Because now I can actually see you're eyes in the holes when the previous times you used the helmet in pst reviews I couldn't.
17:40 - This reminds me of a YT video I saw. A fan noticed that some of the TIE Fighters in the background of ROTJ didn't look right, and ended up tracking down behind-the-scenes information on the models used for that scene, and explained that, to save time and money, the filmmakers had gone out and basically bought off-the-rack toys of TIE Fighters to use in some scenes, doing slight modifications to them to look closer to the models and only using them for distant shots so you can't tell they're toys. The major distinguishing feature is that the toys had a compartment on the back for batteries which the normal models didn't, and their solar panels were a different shape. The creator acknowledged that the ILM team just intended them to be standard TIE Fighters in the film, but they are clearly a new variant because of that back compartment and different solar panels, so they whipped up some headcanon about what these TIE variants were, why they sported these design differences, and what their role was in the Imperial navy.
Like...dude, they're just TIE Fighters that look a little different. Are ship designs SO static in the Star Wars universe that every single one must look exactly the same?
uncle owen worrying about luke being like his father still without the anakin and vader twist. Given anakin would have still died young and uncle owen would be worried that may happen to luke.
30:20 screw Luke, how about Anakin? He hated sand, and yet Rey buried the lightsaber there!
49:35 - That's one of my pet peeves with A New Hope too, we see Luke training with the lightsaber and obviously set up a duel between Luke and Vader, but it never happens. But on the flipside, there's not really any way you could organically fit a duel into the plot. It's weird.
It also would have been kind of ridiculous that Luke, having had less than a day of training, would be able to go up against Vader for more than a couple of seconds.
@@johnmcclure40 It's a good thing that no Star Wars movie has ever made that kind of blunder.
I saw the prequels first so I remember being really confused that Luke never encountered his father in this film
@@johnmcclure40 He seemed to be able to fly a X-wing fighter fine despite never being in space before R2 and C3PO came about.
@@brandonlyon730 technically speaking he did practice with sky hoppers. While not X-wings, they probably have a similar interface so it’s not out of hand that he could adapt that skill and apply it elsewhere. The same thing happens with Anakin flying pod racers and later piloting Naboo star fighters in episode 1.
Surprisingly, Uncle Owen looking pissed about Luke mentioning Ben Kenobi seems more in-line with how Owen told Obi-Wan to stay away in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series. Maybe the writers for the Obi-Wan series were reading this when writing the series.
And at least one comic where Ben attempted to get Owen to let him train Luke. A scene which actually made me feel a lot of sympathy for Owen and his wife.
23:51 pretty progressive of the comics to have Bail take his wife's last name
Vader enjoys a good cup of coffee nice 🙂. The best part of waking up, is darkside in your cup ☕
>Bail Antilles
Wait a minute, so *WEDGE* is Luke's sibling too in this canon. Man, he really piles up the unknown siblings, doesn't he?
The comic presenting the stormtroopers as being cornered and being forced to fight is actaully more accurate to the movie, the thing where they have hundreds of reinforcements is a special edition quirk.
Me: "First!"
* gets shot *
Han Solo with smoking blaster: "No, I'm first."
I'm with the Han shot first crowd.
'insurance fraud is a hell of a thing.' ..explains why he aged sixty years in twenty.
45:29 they were planning on using their base as bait for the Empire so that they could attack the Death Star
They didn't have a plan yet to deal with the Death Star. They needed to safely deliver the technical readouts so they could figure it out and there was no way to know if there actually WAS anything that could be considered a weak spot.
@@AT4Wand yet they had no other way to find it after they did find one either, so they were going have to take some kind of gamble and this was the better option.
A fine review, nice start to the year and I'm always glad to see older comics on this show honestly. So really, great job Linkara. It's important to see how Star Wars evolved over the decades in all forms of media, I think it does us well to recognize how strange and wonderful this weird little kid's story about space wizards really is.
27:00 Looks like a RA-7 protocol droid with rounded square eyes instead of fully round ones. Except those are protocol droids, not interrogation droids so IDK.
So, for those of you who don't know, all of the Tuskens in A New Hope were named (Because it's Star Wars, nobody is ever "just some guy" in Star Wars), and in particular, the one who attacks Luke was named URoRRuR'R'R, until 2017, where he was renamed A'Koba.
It's IMPORTANT to note: Back in the 70's the promotional material like this comic, the color folio book etc all mentioned Vader was a "Dark lord of the SITH" but we had no idea exactly what a "sith" was for like a decade. Seriously, Lucas forgot to fill in that detail to the public. Even by the end of Jedi the word "sith" was never ONCE spoken on screen. Also: We legit thought a full body strike from a lightsaber must disintegrate you. Kenobi was the only person to take a full body shot.
Interestingly, when the Thrawn Trilogy came out, the Author Timothy Zhan wanted to name the Noghri - the Alien Assassins fanatically loyal to Vader - Sith precisely to answer why Vader was called a 'Lord of the Sith'. But Lucas shot that idea down.
Zhan said a while ago that, in hindsight, he's glad Lucas did that, even though he was disappointed at the time.
I work with pipe, sometimes you do throw large sizes like that away if you have no place to store the leftovers for future use, if its defective, or if you're renovating an old system, you don't keep the old pipe
It's good to know you en joyed the Obi Wan series too. Makes me really hope somebody patrons you to review it at some point.
Missed a opportunity to have linkvader go "noooooooo" after being told he's not cool anymore at 16:18
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In the 2006 video game “Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy” you play through a recreation of the Original Trilogy with each movie getting six levels dedicated to them. I bring this up because this comic’s format is near identical to how the game handled A New Hope
Chapter 1: The Boarding of the Tanative IV and Leia sending the droids to Tatooine
Chapter 2: Luke searching for the droids and meeting up with Ben Kenobi learning about the Jedi
Chapter 3: Meeting Han and Chewbacca in the Cantina then escaping Tatooine on the Falcon
Chapter 4: Disguising as Stormtroopers to rescue Leia
Chapter 5: Escaping the Death Star and Kenobi’s death
Chapter 6: The Battle of Yavin
Makes me wonder if Traveler’s Tale took inspiration from the comic adaptations to structure their game
22:30 It's also extra weird when you consider it's on the second star wars issue, when Empire ended up being the second movie made.
I would love to see Linkara review the Phineas and Ferb Star Wars Episode 4A, May The Ferb Be With You. I want to see him make jokes about the jokes that are in this crossover. It's even better than the Marvel crossover and was my first introduction to Star Wars. Make it happen, Linkara!
He might as well also do the special Mission Marvel at that point. Which was a crossover (Yes. A freaking crossover episode. And one of the few times Phineas got mad)
I did do that one! th-cam.com/video/zjs-UAoLx8Y/w-d-xo.html
@@AT4W Will you do Phineas And Ferb Star Wars? P.S. What would Phineas look like as a stormtrooper, his triangle head couldn’t fit in one of those helmets.
@@lucasgibbs4050
If you patron it, it will be done.
@@AT4WHave you heard the news about the Phineas And Ferb revival?
The comments are going so fast, no one will see my hatred for the current Spider-Man run
It's like the writers want us to hate it.
I will always see your hatred. Let it fuel you.
@@lightningmanmatthew good, good,I feel your anger, makes you stronger
Use your agresive feelings, boy. Let the hate flow through you!
@@tonycorona8501 yes my master
11:32 Is nobody going to talk about WHY Vader has sunglasses?!
It’s so odd how the theme song and the cantina song go so well together.
As a Star Wars fan from childhood in walking distance from a library, I read this book so many times growing up and it is wild seeing it get a review. Also love the shout-out to Tarkin and TK-421
I don't think I've ever been this early to a vid before, a neat experience, can't wait to see the rest of the video later
I had a trading card of R5 back in the day. According to it, he blew his own motivator as a means of keeping R2 and 3PO together.
Yeah, there's a comic about that
Sigh.
Star Wars has a pathological need to make everything deliberate. No coincidences or triviality are allowed. Everything must have a backstory.
Ok, now I wanna see a cut of ANH that just adds all of Anakin's TPM space battle lines, but in Vader's voice. *heavy beathing* "I'll try spinning!" *breath* "That's a neat trick!"
29:01 Funny thing is he HAS been cutting people's arms off in bars since before Luke was born given what he did to Zam in Episode 2.
Hiding Luke on Tataiween was a genius idea. Vader hated Sand why would he deliberately visit a desert planet.
Ah yes, the iconic Star Wars planet, Tataiween. Sounds like Tatooine’s name on Halloween, which is every day for Vader.
In his defense, it's coarse, rough, and it gets everywhere!
@@ryanwebb309god, if I was stuck in an awesome metal cyborg body and sand got into the deep slim crevices between the panels I’d be *pissed*
And it’s where his mom died, but that’s not as important as the sand thing
32:03 The answer in the expanded universe was supposed to be a front man for Jabba. His real name was Mosep Binneed and he was Jabba's accountant. With the minor difference in spelling 'Jabba The Hut' for his alias. He died along with most of Jabba's entourage with the destruction of Jabba's barge.
He was quoted as "I also travel under Jabba's name from time to time, representing his interests. It doesn't hurt to confuse the competition. So yes, for today's purposes − with our master's kind permission − you can say that I am Jabba."
"Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time... it's got to have been at least three days..."
Fun fact about the comic calling Darth Vader the "Dark Lord of the Sith" even though the term is never spoken in the trilogy.
As we saw from looking at The Star Wars, there were a ton of rewrites about what a Sith is. In official statements, Darth Vader was referred to as a Sith Lord, but there was next to nothing about what that meant. Similar deal, it was explained in supplemental materials what the name of Luke's father was (we even saw some pre-Empire Strikes Back comics featuring flashbacks with him and Darth Vader depicted as two different people).
Since the term Sith didn't get much use before the prequels, evil users of the Force were frequently called "Dark Jedi," including Vader and the Emperor.
There is a deleted scene where General Tagge refers to Vader as the Sith Lord sent by the Emperor.
37:08 "One of the stormtroopers was having a secret love affair with Tarkin."
😳Wait, no foolin'? I seriously thought that was just a goofy side-story to ANI, the Star Wars parody musical. 😂The extended universe really IS wild!
Cover Vader looks like the hypno toad
I always saw C3PO saying he didn't know who Leia was as him trying to keep it on the dl and observe decorum. He's known Leia since she was born as her father owns the ship and employs Captain Antilles to command it. If he's not told and/or doesn't ask questions about why she's onboard they can't rip it out of his databanks later.