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El Guante de Darth Vader: La Historia de Legends que el Universo Canon Prefiere Ignorar
Anakin Skywalker, más conocido como Darth Vader, es sin duda uno de los pilares fundamentales del universo Star Wars. Su presencia trasciende las películas y series de televisión, extendiéndose a novelas y cómics que han explorado rincones oscuros de su mitología. Entre estas historias, algunas han alcanzado un estatus de culto dentro del canon oficial, como la lucha interna al corromper su…
what you think The Glove of Darth Vader will be about: Emperor Palpatine's three-eyed son Trioculus
what The Glove of Darth Vader is actually about:
You have reminded me of the Jedi Prince series and I have spent the whole day giggling. TWO THREE-EYED PALPATINES. TWO. AH-AH-AH-AH-AH.
yes I know one of them wasn't really a Palpatine but he (almost?) got murdered by a Leia realdoll so I think he should be adopted.
Anyway thank you.
he did get murdered by a Leia realdoll and this image should be in the Louvre
Round Two: Mon Mothma vs Trioculus
Mon Mothma
Trioculus
Round One: Trioculus vs Kylo Ren
Trioculus
Kylo Ren
Trioculus: [about Ken Palpatine] My mortal enemy. How dare you invoke his name around here! Leia Organa: Your mortal enemy is a child? Trioculus: Yes. Leia Organa: Oh, that tracks, actually.
it's trioculus tuesday!
Trioculus was a mutant human and self-proclaimed son of Sheev Palpatine. Using this claim, Trioculus declared himself Emperor following the Battle of Endor, seeking the glove of Darth Vader to assert it. Trioculus worked with Jabba the Hutt’s parent, Zorba, and imprisoned Palpatine’s true son, a different three-eyed mutant named Triclops.
Source: The Glove of Darth Vader (Art: Benton Jew & Karl Kesel; 1992)
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