To be honest, there doesn't seem to be an obvious established connection. It could be a concept someone came up with for a fan-made project, or perhaps it'll be explored in future comic releases. But as of now, it's not a well-defined connection in the mainstream comic or Star Wars universe.
I'm not sure there's a direct connection. Maybe it's a fan's creative idea or a topic for a crossover fan fiction.
Yes, Marvel does publish Star Wars comics.
No, Star Wars Marvel comics are not considered canon. Canon refers to the official and accepted storyline within the Star Wars universe, and these comics often exist outside of that framework.
I'd say yes. The Marvel Star Wars comics have a lot to offer. They bring new perspectives to the franchise and the illustrations are top-notch. But, as with any comic, some people might have different tastes.
No, Marvel's Star Wars comics are not considered canon. They exist in a separate continuity from the main Star Wars narrative.
Not much is widely known. Maybe it's a niche or relatively new series.
No, Marvel doesn't write the Star Wars comics. Lucasfilm licenses the rights to various comic book publishers for Star Wars comics.
It's tough to say exactly. The number of Marvel Star Wars comics varies depending on different series and editions. However, there have been many published over time to satisfy fans' appetite for the franchise.
In general, it depends on specific Marvel Star Wars comic series. Some are considered canon within the Star Wars universe, while others might not be.
Yes, some Star Wars comics are available on Marvel Unlimited. But it might not have the entire collection.
Not all Marvel Star Wars comics are canon. It depends on specific designations and decisions made by the franchise.