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The Old Republic and Del Rey at NYCC
Revan's eyes snapped open, the primal fury of his nightmare wrenching him awake for the third night in a row. He lay still and quiet, turning his focus inward to ease the pounding of his heart as he silently recited the opening line of the Jedi mantra. There is no emotion; there is peace.
Both reviled for his hand in leading a new Sith Empire on a path of destruction across the galaxy and revered for his role in the destruction of the ancient Star Forge superweapon, the Jedi known as Revan has walked the delicate line between darkness and light. Now, in Drew Karpyshyn’s upcoming novel from Del Rey Books, fans of Star Wars™ will be able to follow the famed Jedi’s journey after the events of Star Wars™: Knights of the Old Republic™, as well as learn more about the mysterious Sith Emperor.
Be sure to pick up Star Wars™: The Old Republic™: Revan when it hits store shelves on November 15th and don’t forget to read our interview with the book’s author, Drew Karpyshyn, to learn more about the story of Revan! You can also meet Drew in person this weekend at New York Comic Con!
Throughout the weekend he will be on three separate panels, which you can learn about by checking our Events Page. Drew will also be signing books at the Del Rey Booth (#212) from 11:00AM – 12:00PM EDT on Friday and Saturday, and from 4:00PM – 5:00PM EDT on Sunday.
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