Ah hey! Another critter of Tatooine. Banthas, the frog thing, the sarlacc, and now a vulture thing. There's gotta be more than just these right? That's not nearly enough variety for an ecosystem, even a desert one.

Looks like the new Star Wars still has that weird relationship with wheels then. The only sizes I can remember ever showing up are tiny like R2-D2's and big silly wheels. Never any car sized or even wheelbarrow sized. Admittedly, that giant yellow whatsit is probably too large for a simple wheelbarrow.

So rather than riding to her destination so there's less work involved, Rey gets off the hoverbike and drags the salvaged parts elsewhere. There's gotta be a reason for that over riding to a workshop or residence, but I can't think of any. Rey didn't even lock the hoverbike up, so that's probably gonna be the last time we ever see it. Unless there's a community stigma against using without asking first or similar.

There's a lot of little singular structures in the background here. Maybe this community is a whole group of salvagers and they've set up in the remains of a number of shipwrecks. That'd be a good reason for going out to scavange the star destroyers; they can't purchase new, so they need to fix what they have. But since replacement parts would also cost more than they can afford, a small outpost would grow up around people who can find old parts and fix things. People who aren't skilled enough for that would work more on producing food, and there'd be trading back and forth to keep the whole place alive.

Hmmm. I think I remember seeing some discussion about how Episode VII was similar to Episode IV just after Lor San died like Captain Antilles. Going with that line of thought and the setting I think Niima has, I'm going to predict that within the next three comics, we're going to have BB-8 get captured by some village resident as valuable parts and/or Rey ends up trading for BB-8 to help with salvaging. It'll make for a funny turnabout for Corey "owning" Pete if that's the case.