Cavan Scott

They also had Smugglers and Scoundrels Volume I, which is The Race for Jabba's Bounty.

And that's by Cavan Scott.

It's got Jackson in it, of course.

[laughs]

But that pristine confidence is shattered by a disaster they cannot absorb, orchestrated by a group of marauders called the Nihil.

The Marvel flagship comic for this era, written by Cavan Scott, explores this ideological conflict perfectly.

We follow Keeve Trennis, a Padawan who gets promoted to knight fast and early right as this crisis erupts.

And the Nihil are terrifying.

They do not fight like a standard Separatist navy with neat rows of droids.

They use completely unclean methods.

Cavan Scott comes from a horror comic background, and it shows.

The Nihil use chaotic, asymmetrical warfare.

But speaking of, Katie did bring it up, we're going to be now jumping into our main discussion, which is Tales from the Nightlands.

Of course, this was written by Cavan Scott, drawn by ...

We have the first issue is art by Sudeley, the second issue is art by Vincenzo Riccardi.

Mm-hmm.

... came out.

[laughs] Um-

Uh, so, uh, if you guys don't know, uh, we're coming into October, and one of the things that Clint and I have not done is we have not reviewed the Halloween comic that Cavan Scott has famously done for the past five years.

He did not do one this year.