Legacy of Vader Issue 9: No Veers.

Day 1 of NYCC in the books, definite highlight is this sketch @tommystella.bsky.social insisted @ryanbrowne.bsky.social add to my 8 Billion Genies hardcover

Han Solo: Hunt for the Falcon Issue 2: No Veers.

Star Wars (2025) Issue 6: No Veers.

The new trailer for Visions Volume 3: No Veers but look I’ll take it

Doctor Aphra: Chaos Agent Issue 4: No Veers.

John Boyega says “General Veers wouldn't be limited to a name check in a reference book” if he had made THE LAST JEDI. “Hell no. All those walkers standing there and he's, like, only mentioned in the Visual Dictionary? I would want to give those characters way, way more."

The Mandalorian & Grogu Trailer: No Veers, but some AT-ATs so that’s nice.

Star Wars (2025) Issue 5: No Veers.

Boba Fett: Black, White, & Red Issue 1: No Veers.

Jedi Knights Issue 7: No Veers.

Tales from the Nightlands Issue 1: No Veers.

“General Veers looks young for his position, but he has seen fire in a dozen battles. He has earned his rank through cunning and courage. He fought the Zalorians on Zaloriis. The Culroonians on Culroon III. And the Yavinians while flying through space. Backward.”

Han Solo: Hunt for the Falcon Issue 1: No Veers.

Legacy of Vader Issue 8: No Veers.

My source inside got me the ORIGINAL version of the Starfighter picture

Hyperspace Stories: Codebreaker Issue 3: No Veers.

Doctor Aphra: Chaos Agent Issue 3: No Veers.

9 forgotten Legends characters who deserve a comeback in canon, according to Screenrant • Zevulon Veers • Maximilan Veers’s Unnamed Wife • Derek “Hobbie” Klivian (Post-ESB) • General Irrv • Brenn Tantor • Jaxxon • Thundering Herd • Davin Felth • Blizzard Scout 1

my therapist said this to me, and it hit me like a brick “if reading new Star Wars stuff and not seeing Veers is genuinely impacting your mental health, the healthy thing to do is complain really really loudly so he shows up more”

Star Wars (2025) Issue 4: No Veers, but a bit of Veers armor so that’s something I suppose

Jedi Knights Issue 6: No Veers.

Sanctuary: A Bad Batch Novel, by Lamar Giles: No Veers.

Legacy of Vader Issue 7: No Veers.

Lucasfilm please tell me this still exists and please tell me I can visit it

The High Republic - The Finale Issue 1: No Veers.

Hyperspace Stories: Tides of Terror Issue 1: No Veers.

Doctor Aphra: Chaos Agent: Issue 2: No Veers.

Star Wars (2025) Issue 3: No Veers.

The High Republic Adventures (2023) Issue 20: No Veers.

Alas, poor TK-5187! I knew him, Maximilian

Alright let’s get to it

Legacy of Vader Issue 6: No Veers but there are some FO AT-ATs so that’s nice

oh man, rest in peace to Kenneth Colley- a phenomenal presence in ESB and ROTJ who shares in some classic scenes with Veers, he’s gonna be sorely missed

Jedi Knights Issue 5: No Veers.

Hyperspace Stories: Codebreaker Issue 2: No Veers.

The High Republic Adventures (2023) Issue 19: No Veers.

Legacy of Vader Issue 5: No Veers.

Trials of the Jedi, by @charlessoule.bsky.social: No Veers, but every time I saw General Viess’s name I got a sort of wistful smile and thought of what could have been.

Doctor Aphra: Chaos Agent Issue 1: No Veers.

The Bad Batch: Ghost Agents Issue 4: No Veers.

Star Wars (2025) Issue 2: No Veers.

Jedi Knights Issue 4: No Veers.

The High Republic: Fear of the Jedi Issue 5: No Veers.

Legacy of Vader Issue 4: No Veers.

The High Republic: Fear of the Jedi Issue 4: No Veers.

The Acolyte: Wayseeker, by Justina Ireland: No Veers.

Jedi Knights Issue 3: No Veers.

ok so when Tony is ready to come back another series centering on an underutilized legacy character that also shines a light on the broader politics of an era makes sense, but doing it from a Rebel/Resistance perspective is played out, so Veers FO Cold War series next trust me