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In the last few seconds of his life, he thought of the Falcon and his furry first mate and his beautiful princess, but he saw only his son. The darkness in his eyes. And the sadness. Han forgave his son for what he had done.
He prayed someday his son would forgive him in turn.
-Michael Kogge, Star Wars: The Force Awakens: A Junior Novel
Maz's Menageries (Canon)
"Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know" is a Canon reference book written by Adam Bray, Kerrie Dougherty, Cole Horton, and Michael Kogge, published by Dorling Kindersley, and released on September 4, 2015.
His (Sidon Ithano) helmet is stolen from the Kaleesh (General Grievous's species) and his blaster rifle is taken from a Kenjiklubber.
Sabine and Ezra in the Star Wars Children’s Books, a master post with a mountain of evidence supporting the Sabezra ship. 😉
Part One: https://www.tumblr.com/jedimandalorian/747333236931379201/part-one-of-three-dear-church-of-ezrabine
PART ONE (of three): Dear Church of Ezrabine, Your Prophet has been studying the sacred canon text of “The Rebellion Begins,” examining al
PART TWO (of three) of the Prophet of Church of Ezrabine’s analysis of the sacred canon text. Poor baby. Ezra just wants Sabine to notice h
PART THREE (of three) of the Prophet of the Church of Ezrabine’s analysis of the sacred canon text. This is where it started. Now we are h
Get ready, Church of Ezrabine. Your prophet is about to preach on more of the sacred texts. (Part 1 of 2.) Some of you (mistakenly) believe
Dear Church of Ezrabine, Here is the continuation of your prophet’s analysis of Droids in Distress and Battle to the End. (Part 2 of 2). D
Dear Church of Ezrabine, Today we are going to meditate upon the sacred text known as Ezra’s Duel with Danger, one of the most angsty Star
The Church of Ezrabine’s Prophet is presenting you with some more excerpts from the ancient and most sacred texts for your contemplation. B
Dear Sabezraites, Today the Prophet of the Church of Ezrabine has obtained another of the sacred texts. I am referring to the Star Wars Reb
To the Church of Ezrabine at Tumblr: For your contemplation I present to you another quotation from the sacred texts. “Top Secret: Ezra ha
Fifth Letter to the Church of Ezrabine at Tumblr: Behold! Today I will share with you my findings from another of the ancient sacred texts,
The Savage Sword of Conan #5 by Jason Aaron, Michael Kogge, Geof Isherwood and Dan Parsons. Variant cover (1) by Alex Horley. Main cover (2) by Joe Jusko. Out in October.
"A NEW KING CONAN ARC BEGINS BY JASON AARON! THE SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN continues its triumphant return from Heroic Signatures and Titan Comics! Featuring the first chapter of an epic KING CONAN two-part comic from Eisner Award-winning writer JASON AARON and artist GEOF ISHERWOOD, a YOUNG CONAN tale from writer MICHAEL KOGGE and artist DAN PARSONS, colossal covers from JOE JUSKO and ALEX HORLEY, astonishing art pin-ups, and more!"
He looked up to see Hera standing in the doorway. “After what happened on the asteroid, you have to help him,” she said.
“I hope I can,” Kanan said.
“I know you can.” She took his hand. Though she couldn’t lend any support through the Force, she nonetheless cheered him in ways the Force never could. --Ezra's Duel with Danger by Michael Kogge
Comparison between Rae Carson’s (canon novelisation) description of Ben falling into the crevice and Michael Kogge (junior novelisaton). Kogge left out a lot of detail in his adaptation and [obviously] simplified a lot of the plot points, but Carson tweeted that she and Kogge worked together, so this was piqued my interest. Especially after we know that the fissures are access points to the WBW.
Hera expected one of Kanan’s wry replies. He had a thousand one-liners ready to go. Humorous banter was their way of keeping their heads cool during life-and-death moments. But there was no response through the intercom.
“Kanan?” Hera stabbed at the intercom button again. “Kanan, do you read?”
There was nothing but static. If the TIE’s blasts had somehow hit the turret and she’d lost Kanan, she didn’t know what she’d do. Kanan Jarrus was more than a friend or a colleague. The human meant the world to her--although she’d never admit it to him.
--Rise of the Rebels by Michael Kogge
Wishing a happy birthday to Michael Kogge! Kogge has penned for such works as Star Wars Adventure Journal, Star Wars Gamer magazine, Hyperspace, and Star Wars Insider.
Photo by Trenton Tobin.
