Hmm...is Days of Steel (EW Vol 3) tied into continuity?

[Oxmyx]

I saw on a website that Days of Steel came after Unity Vol 5 (but before 6) in their reading order.

Since EW Sword of the Wild didn't really tie in with the larger continuity I didn't think Vol 3 mattered much in terms of reading order. But damn that's a good title

I'm trying to stay in generally coherent reading order, but I really messed that up when I read The Valiant (but so worth it)

[kjjohanson]

I saw on a website that Days of Steel came after Unity Vol 5 (but before 6) in their reading order.

Since EW Sword of the Wild didn't really tie in with the larger continuity I didn't think Vol 3 mattered much in terms of reading order. But damn that's a good title

I'm trying to stay in generally coherent reading order, but I really messed that up when I read The Valiant (but so worth it)

It's been a while since I read it, but didn't Days of Steel take place entirely in the past? (i.e. there was no contemporary narrator, right?) If so, then I don't think it really matters where you read it. I don't recall there being anything revealed that makes a difference in continuity.

[jmatt]

I saw on a website that Days of Steel came after Unity Vol 5 (but before 6) in their reading order.

Since EW Sword of the Wild didn't really tie in with the larger continuity I didn't think Vol 3 mattered much in terms of reading order. But damn that's a good title

I'm trying to stay in generally coherent reading order, but I really messed that up when I read The Valiant (but so worth it)

It's been a while since I read it, but didn't Days of Steel take place entirely in the past? (i.e. there was no contemporary narrator, right?) If so, then I don't think it really matters where you read it. I don't recall there being anything revealed that makes a difference in continuity.

I agree, I remember it as a stand alone story from the past.

[nycjadie]

I saw on a website that Days of Steel came after Unity Vol 5 (but before 6) in their reading order.

Since EW Sword of the Wild didn't really tie in with the larger continuity I didn't think Vol 3 mattered much in terms of reading order. But damn that's a good title

I'm trying to stay in generally coherent reading order, but I really messed that up when I read The Valiant (but so worth it)

It's been a while since I read it, but didn't Days of Steel take place entirely in the past? (i.e. there was no contemporary narrator, right?) If so, then I don't think it really matters where you read it. I don't recall there being anything revealed that makes a difference in continuity.

I agree, I remember it as a stand alone story from the past.

Definitely can be read asa a stand-alone!

[Oxmyx]

I saw on a website that Days of Steel came after Unity Vol 5 (but before 6) in their reading order.

Since EW Sword of the Wild didn't really tie in with the larger continuity I didn't think Vol 3 mattered much in terms of reading order. But damn that's a good title

I'm trying to stay in generally coherent reading order, but I really messed that up when I read The Valiant (but so worth it)

It's been a while since I read it, but didn't Days of Steel take place entirely in the past? (i.e. there was no contemporary narrator, right?) If so, then I don't think it really matters where you read it. I don't recall there being anything revealed that makes a difference in continuity.

I agree, I remember it as a stand alone story from the past.

Definitely can be read asa a stand-alone!

Thanks everyone! That's the info I needed! Now I need to find a copy, haha.

[TheFerg714]

I don't think Days of Steel really has much to do with anything else. It's just a fun side story about Gilad's past. It came out before The Valiant, but it really doesn't matter when you read it.