Mickey Oswald and Ortensia Star Wars

Last week celebrated the 30th anniversary of my favorite movie of all time "Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi" The reason it's my favorite is the great story that tells us how Anakin Skywalker finally fulfilled his destiny of the chosen one, how a simple tribe of ewoks can be the greatest force the advanced empire has yet to see, Admiral Ackbar discovering that their attack on the new death star was anticipated and in fact "a trap" and the ending is just so... complete. (which is why I'm fearing Disney's Episode VII, I don't want to see any dark side of the force, Anakin was the chosen one and destroyed it, so that's enough reason for me in my opinion) Also it's the only Star Wars where the digital remake might have been worth it, not for the new sarlac or the new footage for Jabba's dancers of course, but for the new ending that shows the galaxy celebrating and the new music that plays in the ending, as well as the actor who played Anakin in the prequel trilogy showing up as a ghost with ol' Ben and Yoda. Anyway, the drawing, I should have posted it last week, but I finally got "Bowser's Inside Story" so I've been a bit distracted from my drawing recently, sorry. I think I may have solved Disney's problem of wanting Mickey to be Luke Skywalker but not wanting Minnie to be his sister. Ortensia would be a good Princess Leia in my opinion, due to her not being in a romantic relationship with the mouse. And Oswald would be a great Han Solo, because... well... he's Oswald, their personalities are so similar, I can definitely picture ol' Ozzy as a gun-slinging, smart talking, (nerf herding), hero. Please note that Oswald is wearing pants. Also, while I should have drawn Ortensia in her "Return" clothes, I wanted to draw her most iconic outfit from episode IV. Plus her most iconic outfit in episode VI is the slave girl costume, while I might have been able to draw it, I don't think I want to draw sexy cartoon characters yet, or anytime soon for that matter. Mickey is looking awesome in his Episode VI clothes... right.
Mickey, Oswald, and Ortensia belong to Disney (who's shortening of classic cartoons with the addition of taking the full versions off youtube may be a sign that they are turning to the dark side, also taking away "House of Mouse" just for the heck of it)
Star Wars belongs to Lucas arts (which belongs to Disney)