John Ostrander was recently interviewed by Comic Book Resources where he talked Legacy, Vector and more. Click here to check out the interview and see below for an excerpt:


"What has the response been like to “Vector” on your end?

Very good, which surprised a lot of people. A lot of readers have gotten burned with crossovers or are getting burned out. “Vector” happens in 12 issues of the regular books – no tie-ins, no specials. You buy the books, you get the story. There is an overall arc and a pay-off by the end. Very reader friendly, I think.


What have you enjoyed most about the project? Would you like to do a crossover of this scale again in the “Star Wars” comics? Are you and the others involved pleased you were able to keep the book consistent over the year, both in terms of quality and hitting the expected sale dates?

Let’s not jinx it! [laughs] I did enjoy the project. For me, the challenge was to make our part of “Vector” a satisfying conclusion to the crossover that, at the same time, would be a major story arc in our own book. That said, I’m not looking to do it again real soon. It’s a lot of extra work and, as I said above, I’m worried that the reading public is getting too many big crossovers and are getting burned out on them. Still, if Randy said he wanted to do it again and we could find a really good hook – yeah, I’d do it again."







Source: ClubJade.net