The new Star Wars trilogy takes a long time to get its heroic trio together. Finn, Rey, and Poe don't all end up in the same room together until the very last moments of The Last Jedi, and while that meeting is poignant, it's not nearly enough for passionate fans.

You'd think the internet would be talking about Rey and Star Wars comics this week thanks to the release of IDW's Forces of Destiny: Rey comic, inspired by the female-focused animated series. Instead, it's because of Marvel's Darth Vader comic, and it's for some weird reasons.

There are a lot of questions coming out of Star Wars: The Last Jedi -- like, a lot of them -- but one of the biggest stems from a discovery about Rey's mysterious past. Was it genuine, or a devious con to get Rey to turn to the Dark Side? Technically, it was real... but it could become fake later.

The Force Awakens' biggest star didn't make it into the Monopoly set and toys are few and far between, but look how much love Rey is getting in the upcoming Episode VII pinball table from Zen Studios.