Bring Back Mara Jade Skywalker! Sign the Petition!! July 3, 2007
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Mara Jade Skywalker didn’t have to die at the hands of Darth Caedus.
It was a wasted empty death…
Lucas Licensing apparently allowed this disaster to happen and now we should call on them to reverse it. The Sith have the power to bring back the dead and so too then does the Force.
Whether it is Ben or Luke Skywalker or even someone else I don’t care. I just want Mara Jade back.
To that end we here at ShowMeSciFi have started a petition to Bring Back Mara Jade.
Please sign in and together we can be THE FORCE that will bring Mara back.
Well, maybe it WAS at the front, but then they got a lobotomy! That would also explain the overall drop in quality.
But the sad thing is that neither the powers-that-be, nor the general populace of SW fans, seem to even give a crap as to what we want. No, the former are just content to keep mutilating what we all love, and the latter are simply willing to go along with it.
Though for the record, whenever I tell casual SW fans (those that generally follow the movies and that’s pretty much it for them) about the sorry state of the EU, a surprisingly large number agree that it sucks. Many even agree that a rewrite is what’s needed.
But good luck telling THAT to the lobotomized drones working for Del Rey! I’d probably have better luck at becoming the next US President. And I’m not even American!
This hasn’t seen anything for a while. Seriously they need to bring Mara back! And the books for the last few years are utter crap! Not only did the do the injustice of killing Mara, but they wrecked many other characters as well, like the Solo twins and their friends. Jacen should not have killed Mara. He should not have gone dark in the first place! And Jaina has become such a bitch! And all that is just the tip of the iceberg that is sinking the EU.
I would say that the authors and publishers should be ashamed of themselves, but they probably can’t see beyond the money they would be making.