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Star Wars: Crosscurrent
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I see a lot of talk about there being no women in this book and women being marginalized in Star Wars. I could tell you a lot about great female characters in Star Wars(before the Disney era, their female characters are shit), but when I noticed there were no women in this book I kind of thought "Cool, guys night." It was good to see some guys becoming friends and helping each other without the motivation of a princess to save.
I thought the story had a lot of unique ideas and connected several points of the Star Wars timeline well. It sees unfinished because the book Riptide is a direct sequel to it. Kind of annoying that they don't give you any hint of that.
I thought the story had a lot of unique ideas and connected several points of the Star Wars timeline well. It sees unfinished because the book Riptide is a direct sequel to it. Kind of annoying that they don't give you any hint of that.
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Apr 13, 2025 08:44PM
Sorry pal, but Disney's female characters are miles above all the men in this one. But let me guess: "I'm not sexist! I love female characters! Laura Croft! Ripley! Princess Leia (and totally not cause she was a slave in a metal bikini)! Modern females are too woke and political!" Right?
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