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Under the chaos of foiling the machinations of the Sith Lord, writers Corinna Bechko and Gabriel Hardman guide Ania Solo with her band of misfits in “Star Wars: Legacy” #5 to slide the story from world-building to world-ending with high stakes and explosive action sequences. The issue opens aboard the controversial communications array following the cliffhanger ending from the previous issue. That array is firmly in the grasp of the Sith Lord, who uses it to broadcast a message of terror and hopelessness. The ragtag band assembled around Ania Solo includes Imperial Knight Jao Assam, assassin droid AG-37 and Sauk, the Mon Calamari analog for this Solo’s Chewbacca. Granted, Sauk is nowhere near as imposing as a Wookie, but he is no less loyal to his friend. The writing duo has done a nice job imparting Sauk and AG-37 with personality to counter the predictably resistant personality of Ania Solo. To that end, Ania is given a history lesson from AG-37, who tries to straighten the young

In a story set approximately 138 years after “Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope,” Corinna Bechko and Gabriel Hardman add more depth to the legacies established over three and half decades ago in our time. Thirteen decades of conflict, resolution and more conflict have left the galaxy a scattered collection of patchwork societies and races with beings scattered far and wide from the homeworlds and forced to serve outside their talents or interests. The galaxy is attempting to find solace and reunion through a triumvirate governing body comprised of the Jedi Council, Imperial Court and Galactic Alliance. As rumors swirl and speculation mounts regarding the next installment of the film division of this franchise, the future, quite literally, is here. While we don’t get the focus character’s full name until the second-to-last page, solicitations, interviews and even the “Legacy” title have clued readers in to the lineage in place. Ania Solo begins “Star Wars: Legacy – Prisoner of the F

Little Glee Monster previously performed theme song for My Hero Academia season 2 This year's 41st issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine revealed the new theme song artists on Monday for the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations television anime series. Little Glee Monster will perform the new opening theme song, and Melofloat will perform the new ending theme song. Both themes will premiere in the show in October. Little Glee Monster previously performed theme songs for Pokémon XY and My Hero Academia season 2. The Boruto: Naruto Next Generations television anime series premiered in Japan on TV Tokyo on April 5. Viz Media is simulcasting the series on Hulu as it airs in Japan, with new episodes every Wednesday. Crunchyroll is also streaming the anime. The anime began adapting Masashi Kishimoto's one-volume Naruto: The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Spring manga in August. The arc centers on Sarada Uchiha. Viz Media released the manga volume in English in print

Emergen Research has published a novel research report titled, "Global Floating Liquefied Natural Gas Market". The report sheds light on the current as well as upcoming market trends. The report offers precise information about pricing, capacity, value, gross revenue, and profit of the market. The primary aim of the report is to offer in depth details about market size, revenue growth and overall market dynamics to readers, stakeholders, companies to strengthen their share in the global Floating Liquefied Natural Gas market. It also provides in depth information about key factors, restraints, limitations, challenges along with various market segmentations such as product type, application and regional bifurcation.The global Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) market size reached USD 19.21 Billion in 2022 and is expected to register a revenue CAGR of 4.7 % during the forecast period, according to latest analysis by Emergen Research. Rapid demand for floating liquefied n

The allure of hot air ballooning goes beyond the simple act of floating in the skies; it's a dance with the wind, a communion with nature, and an art that captivates those who yearn for adventure. If you've ever dreamed of navigating the skies in a hot air balloon, understanding the intricacies of hot air balloon instruction in the United States is your first step towards turning that dream into a reality.1. The Ground School Experience: The journey to becoming a hot air balloon pilot begins on solid ground with ground school. This educational phase covers the theoretical aspects of ballooning, including aerostatics, weather patterns, navigation, emergency procedures, and aeronautical regulations. Ground school serves as the foundation for the practical skills that will be developed during flight training.2. Student Pilot Certificate: Aspiring balloonists start their practical journey with a Student Pilot Certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This cer