StarWars.com has our first look at the seventh Fate of the Jedi book, Aaron Allston’s Conviction. I guess Tahiri looks like Number 6 now.
On the boards, Sue Rostoni reports that the book has been moved back (from April 19) to a May 24th release.
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I love that she has a prisoner number on her shoulder. Very nice cover. Looking forward to reading it!
Ack! The spoilers hurt my eyes!
Not really. Did anyone not see that coming?
There’s something about the depiction of her scars that make me wince a little. Maybe like there’s something, I don’t know, growing on her forehead. Like a fungus or something.
Other than that, that’s probably the most flattering picture of Tahiri I’ve seen.
I don’t like these covers to much, the typography is ok but the images look they’ve been designed by someone who just discovered filters in photoshop…
I much prefered the ones in the NJO. I liked they way they portrayed characters as older, unlike the Lando Vortex cover. But hey ho at least they’re bright and distinctive.
@Amaranthine. The scars do look a bit weird… I always imagined them to be higher up on her forehead as well, but now I’m sounding picky!
I always thought that one of the scars made a straight line across her forehead.
Can’t say that its much the way I imagined Tahiri growing up. Then again, this is a character whose primary descriptors are Blonde, Scarred, and Bare Footed, so what do any of us really know?
I do continue to really like these covers though. This one is a bit less so, with the figure on the front being more photo-like, but they have a really great simple, pulp lit. feel to them that I think meshes really well with the general vibe of Star Wars.