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Episode Studies by Clayton Barr
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Tron: Solar Sailer Prisoners Tron
"Solar Sailer Prisoners"
TRON: Legacy The Official Movie Magazine (Titan Magazines)
Manuscript: Alessandro Sisti
Pencils and Inks: Claudio Sciarrone
Paint: Oscar Celestini
December 2010

Bartik leads a resistance group to rescue some captured dissidents in Tron City.

 

Read the story synopsis at the Tron Wiki

 

Didja Know?

 

"Solar Sailer Prisoners" is an 8-page comic strip story that appeared in TRON: Legacy The Official Movie Magazine. The story takes place concurrently with Sam Flynn's adventure in Tron City in Legacy.

 

Characters appearing in this story

 

Gem

Unnamed Sirens

Bartik

Hopper (?)

Unnamed sentries

Unnamed prisoners/dissidents

Clu (mentioned only)

Castor (mentioned only)

 

Didja Notice?

 

In the character identification column on page 1 of the story, the sentries are mistakenly referred to as "black guards".

 

Bartik's ally on page 2 may be Hopper, though he goes unnamed.

 

Bartik and his men find the prisoners aboard the solar sailer in standby mode and must reactivate them.

 

On page 5 of the story, Bartik receives the large facial scar we see on him in Legacy. 

 

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