I've been reading Dr. Slump. This stuff is so surreal I love it

Dr. Slump is a great classic. You can find some cool cameos to stuff like Ultraman and Godzilla in it too.

Finished reading Star Wars: Labyrinth of Evil today and it is very enjoyable all throughout and it's officially my second favorite James Luceno-penned SW novel with Darth Plagueis being my first. At least now it's off my list of old EU Star Wars novels I look most forward to reading. As of now, I finally started reading the first book of The New Jedi Order series, Vector Prime, and I'm already up to it's sixth chapter.

Ah, yes. Good times. :rock:
It is also a nice chance to see pre-Dragon Ball Toriyama stuff as well.

Upon being finished with reading Star Wars: The New Jedi Order: Vector Prime last week, I find that the book is a very solid entry of the old EU and that Chewie's death in it to be well-done.

On an other note, I am finally finishing on reading Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Wild Space either tonight or tomorrow as well as starting on the third and final Darth Bane novel, Dynasty of Evil, which is a very long time coming.

Finished reading Star Wars: Darth Bane: Dynasty of Evil last night and with it, the entire Darth Bane trilogy and I am now in the process of reading Hard Contact which is the first book of the Republic Commando series.

Read some good old Saint Seiya. Havent done that in years.

I finished reading Star Wars: Republic Commando: Hard Contact last night and this is indeed the best Karen Traviss-penned SW novel so far and while there's a followup, albeit very short-lived, series after Republic Commando by the same author, on which I now managed to complete, I most likely won't get to that for awhile. As of now, I'm reading Star Wars: Shatterpoint and it's already off to a very good start.

My current SW TBR (to be read) list for those that are interested:
The Last Command (the third and final part of the Thrawn Trilogy)
Kenobi
Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader
Rogue Squadron (the first part of the X-Wing series)
Death Troopers
Allegiance
Choices of One
The film novelization versions of the original Star Wars trilogy
Rogue Planet
Outbound Flight
Specter of the Past and Vision of the Future (parts one and two of the Hand of Thrawn Duology)
Survivor's Quest
Path to Truth (the book that serves as a prequel to the Jedi Quest series)
The Cestus Deception
Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter
The Paradise Snare, The Hutt Gambit, and Rebel Dawn (first, second, and third parts of the Han Solo Trilogy)
Death Star
Jedi Search, Dark Apprentice, and Champions of the Force (first, second, and third parts of the Jedi Academy Trilogy)
I, Jedi
Heirs of the Force, Shadow Academy, The Lost Ones, Lightsabers, Darkest Knight, and Jedi Under Siege (the first six books of the Young Jedi Knights series)
Dark Tide I: Onslaught and Dark Tide II: Ruin (second and third parts of The New Jedi Order series)

I... think I've read all of those lol. Except the Young Jedi Knight ones.

I'd definitely recommend prioritizing any of the ones by Zahn of course.

About to finish reading The Last Jedi (the Legends one, about Jax Pavan) and then.. don't know. Need to go pick up some new books. Probably Thrawn since it's in paperback finally, but then I'm out of new canon again until the next paperback release. And most of the Legends ones I really have left are Clone Wars era. Maybe it's about time I start Republic Commando.

^ I'm actually planning to read The Last Command after finishing up Shatterpoint since I've already read the first two books of The Thrawn Trilogy a couple of years ago and even read the Thrawn novel from the current canon just last year. I think after that, I'll tackle Allegiance, Choices of One, Scoundrels, The Hand of Thrawn Duology, Outbound Flight, and finally Survivor's Quest since they are written by Timothy Zahn and maybe once it's available to borrow from the library in several months' time (since I really don't feel like rushing to do so by this point and time), temporarily jump back to the current canon with Thrawn: Alliances.