>>6825723All these older figures like the three different versions of Asajj Ventress, the three different versions of Durge we had or unique cases like Pilot Saesee Tiin or even the very first realistic Arc Trooper figures with no articulation in the knees or elbows--these figures are all immortalized by the fact that they're part of a certain time where the Clone Wars was one big multimedia project told over multiple mediums and drawn by different artists. The toys themselves, (as was the case with Durge), sometimes dicated and influenced their appearance in the comics because the artists may have liked to use them as reference. Then the artist might give it their own spin and bam you get a new comic pack from Hasbro. A new durge figure. A new clone trooper. Pic related, it's Arc trooper Alpha-17 and the way his armor is drawn is directly based on the original Arc Trooper figure from Hasbro. It's great.
