THE BAD: There are a few pages that are a bit of an exposition overload. After he rescues Zho, however, the newly formed trio gets roped into a mission to take down a factory that churns out superweapons at an overwhelming rate. Having captured the foul mouthed smuggler Teffith in a previous op, he makes her come along. Republic SIS Agent Theron Shan, the non-force sensitive son of Grand Master Satele Shan, is sent on a mission to recover his mentor, the legendary jedi master Ngani Zho. That places it roughly 10 years after the previous volume of the SWTOR trilogy, Threat of Peace, as well as 2 years before Annihilation. THE STORY: This comic takes place 1 year before the end of the Cold War, which is about 1 year before the player character starts SWTOR at level 1. I had already grown attached to the characters of Theron Shan and Teffith through Drew Karpyshyn's underrated Star Wars novel Annihilation And especially after two rather awful comics preceding it, I'm surprised, and more importantly, happy, to say that this one did not disappoint. Out of three volumes of the SWTOR tie in comic book trilogy, The Lost Suns was the one I was excited for the most by far. I had already grown attached to the characters of Theron Shan and Teffith through Drew Karpyshyn's underrated Star Wars novel Annihilation And especially after two rather awful comics preceding it, I'm surprised, and more importantly, happy, to say that this one did no Special thanks to my goodreads friend Mogsy for making me aware of the SWTOR tie-in comic series' existence. Special thanks to my goodreads friend Mogsy for making me aware of the SWTOR tie-in comic series' existence.
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