The most HORRIFYING Star Destroyer to exist

The Empire has done some messed up things BUT KEEPING THE DEAD INSIDE A HEAVILY DAMAGED STAR DESTROYER IS WAY TOO FUCKED UP

sorry, but that's just stupid.

Is this actually Eckharts or what’s going on, I came back after about a few years and am confused

That's... not scary. That's fucking stupid. I mean, it's cool... but why? You're flying a half destroyed ship filled with rotting corpses and you expect people to be afraid of that? I'd be scared for the people on it. Like, am I missing something? Did they upgrade it with super good shields and shit? Or is it really just a flying piece of scrap?

Came here expecting the Vector from Death Troopers

Can't help thinking though it would of been somewhat more combat effective if there wasnt a huge gaping hole in the primary hull and the corridor's werent choked with rotting corpses,

I love Star Wars but this has to be the most stupid concept of a Star Destroyer.

How many flagships did Tarkin have?

Both the Executrix and this thing at the same time?

Yeah nah…Nah leaving rotting corpses in this ship is just asking for any number of diseases to rip through your crew……

Real dark.

who wrote this? a 12 year old?

Jewish writers doing the best they can to molest my childhood.

Just imagine the smell of the dead bodies on that ship

10 months ago 😮

They kept the bodies onboard? That's a major health hazzard. I'm going to report this to HR.

Interesting idea……for someone who knows nothing of the Empire’s rigid standards for every soldier, vehicle and piece of equipment serving is (especially one as significant as a star destroyer). Palpatine, Vader or really any Moff or fleet admiral could and would have ordered it back to a dry dock for full repairs or simply scrapped it and given the captain a different ship. And the whole leaving dead bodies and having their family members staff the ship mess simply wouldn’t fly.

At least that’s how they did it back in Legends, when things made more sense.

She sounds like a female version of trawn

I think it's smart to leave the bodies inside while having the crew commanding it be the family of those dead troops. It reminds the crew what they are fighting for constantly. Extensive damage though? I mean, they could have done like Thrawn and did some patchwork at the very least. Maybe restored the hull in a different color or something.

"As well as leaving the bodies of the dead--"

That's . . . . unsanitary . .

Damn i thought destroyer 316 was horrifying than this ship

I remember taking a look at this comic when it came out. This is some of the most cringy, tryhard edgy shit I've ever had the displeasure of laying my eyes upon. It's just one of the many tests that identify the normal people who like Star Wars from the man children.

I think Thrawn's Star Destroyer might have a slight edge in how horrifying it is.

I guess I'm not the only one to note that leaving the bodies of the dead where they fell is COMPLETELY INSANE.

This is pure grimderp.

It would be good idea if lucasfilm made a movie or show about the Galactic empire and from their point of view.

We gonna forget destroyer vector?

I know this isn’t cannon, but I’m gonna disagree with the vid, Star Destroyer 316 is the scariest, people should know what I’m talking about💀

That's stupid. That's really stupid. That's something I would expect from some obscure 1980s legend story that everyone hates (Triclops). It does feel like a Disney story though. Gotta make the villains as cartoonishly evil as possible. Otherwise how will the drooling masses know who to root for?

As a Star Wars story, this is crazy
As a Warhammer story, it's pretty tame.
Metal AF though

I don't remember this from the movies.

Legends was interesting.

Star wars legends can take down Warhammer 40k.

Lol, this comic tried way too hard to be edgy. A ship so damaged that it’s missing entire sections of its hull should be combat ineffective. Leaving dead bodies in the hallways is a bio hazard and a disgusting negative factor for crew morale. Crewing the vessel with family members of the previous dead crew is not only nepotism but unbelievably contrived and unrealistic.

Anyone remember the Star Destroyer with Projekt blackwing?

2020 comic, yeah no.

It's the propagandistic nepotism that really goes too far for me. That requirement should have made this one of the most ineptly crewed ISD's.

They could've just repaired the ship and painted where the scars where. That would've made it more believable than having a damaged ship filled with corpses.

You know the sad thing is, you could easily do a much less ridiculous version of this and have it actually make sense. Instead of just leaving battle damage around, repair it and paint it so it still looks damaged, or paint it so it draws attention to the areas that were damaged/destroyed. Instead of having rotting corpses lying around, which is bad for morale and general health, have a plaque or memorial where each crew member died. This accomplishes the same basic thing while being entirely less deranged

I would at the very least had them interned in fancy upright mausoleum type caskets that were shiny plasteel and decorated and blinged out, so when you walked by you'd go... hey, died at his post, what a chad dad! And at the very most I'd fix that damaged area and put like 15 or 30 laser cannons, just these two rows of tight laser cannons for pure fighter coverage. Or insert a indictor gravity well generator inside that area. I mean, even if Vader is giving me carte blanche and I choose this POS, I'm going to take at least a month to repair and fortify it with something worthwhile I can just dump in there... Even if it's just 8 to 12 turbolasers I can just dump in cold at the dock yards, seal the areas from vacuum, and stick a crew on them. Ooooo! Dead bodies everywhere, massive scar damaged ship... how edgy and dumb. So scared!

I hope they installed a good ventilation system on that ship. I can’t imagine how smelly it would be working there.

This is the star wars equivalent to a 14 years old's sonic oc

Darth Nihilus wannabe.

What about the purge even if only in legend

"...leaving the bodies..."
What? That's a sure-fire way to lose your entire crew. There's a reason why 'burials at sea' exist. Disease is deadly.

"...a 2020 comic..."
Ah, that explains it. The "Golden Era" of Star Wars /s.

Just tells you how retarded Disney went with the Star Wars lore

What is that clip of the eclipse from?

What Star Wars game was that mid video?

meh