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Marvel's Star Wars editor recently said that, in addition to the upcoming comic Star Wars: Kanan set during and after Episode III, he has ideas for more stories set during the prequel trilogy era. Right now, the prequel era is the most well-covered era of Star Wars canon, with over 50 hours of on-screen content between the prequel films and The Clone Wars. However, there can still be more stories, especially set before Episode I.
So, my question to you is: what prequel era stories would you like to see, either in comic or book form?
There are two that I would like to see. One, I would like to see Qui-Gon learning the secrets of immortality. Although his training was incomplete, we do know that he learned about the secret from a Shaman of the Whills. It's also possible he met the Force Priestesses that Yoda encountered on the Force Planet. It would be interesting to see the evolution of Qui-Gon's character, as it's likely that his maverick attitude were a result of what he learned about immortality and the Living Force.
The other one I would like to see is a story, or set of stories, set during the Mandalorian Civil War. Not so much the war between the different factions, as that doesn't interest me all that much, but about Obi-Wan and Satine during the war (which would, of course, include some of the fighting between factions, but this would be a character-driven story about Obi-Wan and Satine). We can see how they met, how they fell in love, and how Obi-Wan ultimately decided not to leave the Jedi Order and to leave Satine. Qui-Gon would be in that one as well. I think it would be interesting to introduce the idea that Qui-Gon knew about the relationship and perhaps even encouraged Obi-Wan to love. Obi-Wan, being more of a traditional Jedi, decided not to stay with Satine. I would like to see the books introduce the idea that he regretted that decision for the rest of his life, and it's why he never said anything when he clearly knew at least part of what was going on with Anakin and Padmé.
In addition to that, though I have no fleshed out ideas, would be stories set between Episode I and Episode II, covering Anakin's training with Obi-Wan. We know virtually nothing about that in canon, and it's very important.
How about you?
So, my question to you is: what prequel era stories would you like to see, either in comic or book form?
There are two that I would like to see. One, I would like to see Qui-Gon learning the secrets of immortality. Although his training was incomplete, we do know that he learned about the secret from a Shaman of the Whills. It's also possible he met the Force Priestesses that Yoda encountered on the Force Planet. It would be interesting to see the evolution of Qui-Gon's character, as it's likely that his maverick attitude were a result of what he learned about immortality and the Living Force.
The other one I would like to see is a story, or set of stories, set during the Mandalorian Civil War. Not so much the war between the different factions, as that doesn't interest me all that much, but about Obi-Wan and Satine during the war (which would, of course, include some of the fighting between factions, but this would be a character-driven story about Obi-Wan and Satine). We can see how they met, how they fell in love, and how Obi-Wan ultimately decided not to leave the Jedi Order and to leave Satine. Qui-Gon would be in that one as well. I think it would be interesting to introduce the idea that Qui-Gon knew about the relationship and perhaps even encouraged Obi-Wan to love. Obi-Wan, being more of a traditional Jedi, decided not to stay with Satine. I would like to see the books introduce the idea that he regretted that decision for the rest of his life, and it's why he never said anything when he clearly knew at least part of what was going on with Anakin and Padmé.
In addition to that, though I have no fleshed out ideas, would be stories set between Episode I and Episode II, covering Anakin's training with Obi-Wan. We know virtually nothing about that in canon, and it's very important.
How about you?