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Star Wars Comic Writer Confirms He Knew About the Snoke Twist In Advance

Compared to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where films and television shows are in a separate […]

Compared to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where films and television shows are in a separate universe from the comics world, the Star Wars side has comics, novels, and video games that are all in-canon with the Star Wars mythos. Because of this, those on the comics side of things are aware of what’s about to help in the movies โ€” at least to an extent. Spoilers up ahead for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker!

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In The Rise of Skywalker, fans were quick to find out Supreme Leader Snoke wasn’t technically a real person, per se. Rather, the character โ€” and a bunch of clones, for that matter โ€” were constructed by Emperor Palpatine. It was a rather large revelation early on in the movie that explained some of the larger loose ends of the sequel trilogy and according to Star Wars: The Rise of Kylo Ren writer Charles Soule, he knew about it all well in advance.

The Rise of Kylo Ren is a comic mini-series from Marvel that deals with the character’s formative years and his transformation from Ben Solo into a loyalist of the First Order. The third issue in the series is due out in February and it’s full solicitation can be found me.

STAR WARS: THE RISE OF KYLO REN #3 (OF 4)
CHARLES SOULE (W) โ€ข WILL SLINEY (A) โ€ข COVER BY CLAYTON CRAIN
Variant Cover by STEFANO LANDINI
BEN SOLO, KNIGHT OF REN?
โ€ข Soon, BEN SOLO’S path will end in a place of fire and blood, and a shadow will rise to take his place. He is with the KNIGHTS OF REN now, and they will welcome him, if he can pay their price.
โ€ข But before that destiny is fulfilled, a battle must be fought at an ancient JEDI Outpost on the planet ELPHRODA – between Ben and those who know what he could have been… and fear what he might become.
โ€ข Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering. Everyone here is afraid – Ben Solo most of all!
32 PGS./Rated T โ€ฆ$3.99

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is now playing in theaters.