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Just curious how popular it is. I really took a liking to them after a friend lent them to me myself.

Also, what do you thinks going to happen to Zayne now that he has been drafted into the by the . Do you think he might genuinely start to have his moral fibre eroded by the war? He seems to be a determined pacifist as is but I can imagine the above people being pretty annoyed at that.

Why would a anyway. Even if you were cast out of the council its difficult to imagine embracing the violent doctrine without being tempted to fall to the dark side. They probably lie in some sort of gray. Dark Horse Comics did that quite a lot with the Imperial Knights in Legacy era with their sense of duty and honour countering their warlike tendencies.

kinda want to see what they're like, so I'm going to buy them when they show up on the shelves.

remilia_scarlet wrote:kinda want to see what they're like, so I'm going to buy them when they show up on the shelves.

This is the second season. Its already had its comics put into (around 10) paperback graphic novel type (not sure on terminology). But its went on for a long time. They explain who Zayne Carrick and several of his friends are. It also deals with the Revanchists joining the war. Whilst they're not as focused on the Mandalorian Wars as you might expect they're still very good IMO and the big reveal at the end actually shokced me. The current season appears to be focusing much more on the War itself by dragging Zayne into it where before he just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Of course the Mandalorians are there in a big way, especially in the first half but its concentrated to a few specific issues. In fact, the Sith War (Exar Kun) is referenced almost as much and feeds into the story at several key points.