Jude Law's Skeleton Crew character alias features an Easter egg that goes all the way back to a forgotten 1977 Star Wars comic
Crimson Jack has a long history
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In fact, asStarWars.compoints out in a trivia breakdown of episode 3, it was first used in a Marvel Star Wars comic from 1977. “A more modern version of Crimson Jack has appeared in recent comics, who bears no resemblance to Jod, indicating Jod has a habit of not being who …
