September 30, 2004
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via metafilter
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Why is C-3PO prosecuting this case? Shouldn't he be representing Han?
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Like the artwork, dng -- akso, amusing, and reminds me a bit of what the old Mad Magazine used to do with movies.
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brilliant! brilliant!
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How did Lucas get Scalia to play the judge?
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The Empire's justice is truly well-oiled.
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It would have been excellent if they had a chainbound Lucas at the end, charged with tampering with evidence...
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haha - too true Flagpole. Somehow the "updated" editions remind me of that Jeneane Garofolo bit about "Stop fucking me!"
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Why is C-3PO prosecuting this case? Shouldn't he be representing Han? Its probably not c-3po, but just another identical robot.
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That is a brilliant point, dng. My limited thinking on the issue is why I'll never get off this damn planet.
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Well, it also could be C-3P0. He didn't like Solo that much.
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i'm going to totally dork out now, and explain that this comic is from darkhorse's (licensed) "star wars tales" series, which is a sort of "what if...?" take on various events in the star wars universe w/o respect to star wars canon itself. the writers of these short stories are pretty much given free reign with artistic license. so, sometimes they get ridiculous; they'll eat up all your crackers and your licorice.