So..... Han walks out on the catwalk, shouts at Kylo, starts a big tense standoff with troopers pointing guns behind them, and Kylo.... takes his helmet off? That seems so odd. Like a "I want to humanize myself so you don't kill me" from the unstable Sith wannabe who hasn't shown any sign of being empathetic so far kind of odd.

Maybe there's something true in the conversation here? It could be a comic-based twist, like the big "Darth Vader is Luke's mother", especially since this comic isn't being written for just people who haven't seen the movies. But then there's the problem of "why's there a reveal going on at all" here? That sounds like extremely bad writing, but I don't recall overhearing anyone saying they disliked Episode VII. Depending on the movie dialogue, a twist like that just because that's what the directors want sounds like the sort of thing that could have torpedoed the ending and the whole takeaway feel of the movie.

Guessing at the movie aside, I'm amused that the name Kylo would fit the stolen name pattern. Maybe comic-Kylo's father is also named Kylo, so this Kylo took that name back and swore revenge. I wonder if Sally came up with this backstory info before or after creating Kylo. She was the one who asked about the GM letting Jim play Han Xasha Mr. No-Name again after all.