If you’re maintaining with Star Wars‘ Dark Droids comedian crossover occasion, you may wish to postpone studying a number of the comics popping out in December till Dark Droids #5 arrives to shut out the occasion.
Via a put up from Guerillascribe on Reddit, writer Charles Soule has warned in his November publication that Star Wars #41 will spoil every part that occurs in Dark Droids #5, even supposing it comes out three weeks sooner than the ultimate crossover challenge. Anyone maintaining with Dark Droids who needs to stay spoiler free ought to maintain off on studying the comedian when it releases on December 6, as an alternative ready till Dark Droids #5 releases on December 27.
Soule doesn’t point out the Darth Vader, Doctor Aphra and Bounty Hunters comics, all of that are a part of the Dark Droids crossover and likewise come out earlier than Dark Droids #5 – Bounty Hunters is out on December 13 whereas Darth Vader and Doctor Aphra each launch on December 20 – nevertheless it is likely to be safer to keep away from studying these as effectively till Dark Droids #5 is launched.
It’s a fairly outstanding publishing error, although Soule does point out that Star Wars #41 has a disclaimer on the entrance of the problem, warning concerning the spoilers. You need to surprise how one thing like this might slip via, particularly contemplating that Dark Droids #3 already spoiled main story particulars within the upcoming Star Wars, Doctor Aphra and Bounty Hunters points when that was launched in October.
This is what Soule needed to say in his publication:
I simply proofed Issue 5 final week – it’s superior, and I’m very pleased with it. That mentioned, a little bit one thing to concentrate on. Star Wars #41, which is telling a parallel story deeply linked to the principle occasion, will likely be out the primary week of December. It… utterly spoils the ending of the principle Droids occasion sequence. I strongly advocate you get it, wait three weeks, learn Droids 5 first, then learn SW #41.
How did this occur? Well, comics is a sophisticated enterprise, and generally issues like this simply slip via. There’s a disclaimer on the entrance of the problem, however for those who care about such issues, my vaunted “authorial intent” would say it’s best to learn them within the order I discussed above – Droids 5, then SW #41. I apologize for any inconvenience!
It’s a disgrace that the ending of the final main crossover of this present run of Star Wars comics has doubtlessly been ruined by a publishing error, however hopefully most followers can get the warning and stop themselves from being spoiled.
Josh is a large Star Wars fan, who has spent far an excessive amount of time questioning if any Star Wars character might defeat Thanos with all of the Infinity Stones.
