The fat Hutt picks up a T.I.E pilot and throws him across the arena. Grakkus then uses voice command to signal a local E.M.P making blasters useless. The gamemaster reveals that he has always been an Imperial spy, waiting to take all of the Hutt’s Jedi artifacts for the Empire. Meanwhile, the Imperial pilots and the gamemaster escort Grakkus out onto the arena. Another squad of pilots encounter more magnaguards while R2-D2 sneaks off to grab a couple lightsabers. The gamemaster, wielding a green lightsaber along with Imperial pilots attempt to arrest the Hutt and our hero, Luke. Grakkus the Hutt, surrounded by magna guards is confused about what happened when a lightsaber decapitates a droid. The young Skywalker calls upon his old mentor, Ben Kenobi for help when suddenly the monster fell down, releasing the boy. The crowd is cheering for the Jedi’s death. The comic then cuts to the fighters flying towards the arena in which Luke is being held up by a massive creature with a robotic arm. The Rebels follow their path hoping to find their lost friend. Leia looks up only to find Imperial T.I.E. The heroes regroup and wonder how they will find their friend, Luke Skywalker. He falls down and the detonator blows up, making it unclear if he survived. The Wookie picks up the bounty hunter and throws him off the rooftop. They tell him to leave Chewbacca alone, only to have Dengar reveal that he has a thermal detonator, ready to blow them all up.
The issue starts on the planet of Nar Shaada with Leia and Han standing on Sana’s collerian ship, pointing their blasters at Dengar. The latest installment answers many questions while setting up new storylines and closes other ones. Star Wars #12 is a very fun and exciting issue, putting lightsabers in the hands of unexpected characters that have never wielded such a weapon.
#Leia holding a thermal debtinator series
The comic series, Star Wars, written by Jason Aaron, bridges A New Hope to The Empire Strikes Back and has been my favorite series out of the new Star Wars comics and I am constantly looking forward to the next issue.
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