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I haven't read anywhere near all of them but I really like these ones:

Resurrection (Tales 9) - Vader vs Maul

Honor Bound (Tales 22) - Clone Commandos!

Lucky (Tales 23) - Wedge Origin story

A Death Star is Born (Tales 4) - Comedic take on the horribly designed Death Star

Outbid But Never Outgunned (Tales 7) - Fett family dynamics

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Canon:

More consistent artstyle

-Marvel has done a pretty good job keeping their comics in a "relatively" similar artstyle. Sure there are some comics that are more stylized and the Adventures comics obviously have a more cartoonish style to them to appeal to kids but for the most part, I find that there isn't nearly as much tonal whiplash that goes on in the canon series (outside of Larroca's art in Star wars 2015) when it comes to art. I think I noticed this the most when I was reading the Legends Boba Fett comics where you could go from a kind of cartoonish artstyle (Twin Engine of Destruction, Enemy of the Empire) to very serious or realistic styled later ones (Blood Ties, Force U

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For the Prequels, we basically only have the two Maul comics, Age of Republic, Obi-Wan and Anakin, Jedi of the Republic - Mace Windu, Jedi Fallen Order: Dark Temple, a couple flashbacks issues in the Obi-Wan series and Kanan series, and a handful of Adventures stories. I get that we have the The Clone Wars tv show but it would nice to actually get some comics as well especially considering that the Clone Wars is only one part of that era. The Sequel era is doing a little bit better since they actually had a long running series with Poe Dameron but is still pretty heavily underdeveloped. The OT era is practically eclipsing everything atm. It wouldn't surprise me if by this time next year, we

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Personally, I'd really love to see any mix of Coruscant, Jedha, Utapau, and Lothal. Coruscant not just to add a cityscape (something much needed since Fallen Order planets were pretty desolate) but to have a place with extreme importance to SW in general. Jedha makes a lot of sense considering we met Saw already and the fact there is a jedi temple there that could be explored. Utapau is just a very unique location and with a pau'an being one of the feature characters in the trailer as well as the potential of the Grand Inquisitor showing up in the game, it could be fun exploring their homeworld. Lothal could be a diverse hybrid of a city scape and a mountainous plains environment that has he

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The only mounts we've been able to ride in this series are Tauntauns and Kaadus which is a shame because there are so many cool looking creatures in Star Wars. It always bugs me whenever I get put on Tatooine and see Banthas and Dewbacks but can't ride them. It would be a great way to make maps feel more unique and alive.

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