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Darth Vader #8 (Vol. 3) leads the Sith Lord into the Eye of Webbish Bog’s layer, forcing him (and readers) to confront some deep, mystifying questions about his place in all the events leading up to, and after, this moment. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #8 (Vol. 3)”
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Left broken, battered, and unable to use the Force, Darth Vader is in a tough spot, even for him, made worse by the Sith Assassin Ochi of Bestoon on his way. Darth Vader #7 (Vol. 3) sees Vader try to build himself back up after his lowest point, all while battling Ochi, until a strange and mysterious resident of Mustafar appears. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #7 (Vol. 3)”
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Darth Vader #6 (Vol. 3) kicks off the next arc, “Into the Fire,” and what a fire it is, as Vader learns the price of disobedience for wallowing in grief and teaming up with the remaining handmaidens of his late wife. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #6 (Vol. 3)”
2020 was a time of upheaval for everybody’s favorite Dark Lord. Coming off a highly (and rightly) critiqued mini-series that seemed to revel in some dark fantasies, it seemed like fans weren’t so keen on yet another story featuring Darth Vader. Thankfully, a new creative team, led by writer Greg Pak, was able to steer Vader from the murky waters in which he was left and bring new life – and vision – to the series.
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The “Dark Heart of the Sith” makes its final beat in Darth Vader #5 (Vol. 3) as Vader brings his stomp through the prequels to a quick, maybe too quick, close. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #5 (Vol. 3)”
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If you thought the previous issue was a love-letter to the Prequel Trilogy and the handmaidens, then hold onto your helmets because Darth Vader #4 (Vol. 3) takes it to a whole different level. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #4 (Vol. 3)”
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After a nearly 5 month COVID-19 induced break, the third volume of the Darth Vader series returns with its third issue, picking up from one of the most compelling and intriguing cliffhangers in comics at the moment: Vader teaming up with Sabé, one of Padmé’s handmaidens, to avenge her death! And somehow, it gets even crazier and more exciting from there! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #3 (Vol. 3)”
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A familiar face returns in an unexpected, but compelling way in Darth Vader #2 (Vol. 3), propelling the story towards more trips down prequel trilogy lane. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #2 (Vol. 3)”
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I’ve never regretted my trepidations for a series more fully than after reading Darth Vader #1 (Vol. 3), a psychological deep-dive into Vader’s mindset after his son rejects him in the clouds. The creative team arrayed here, Greg Pak as writer, Raffaele Ienco as artist and Neeraj Menon on colors, with Joe Caramagna lettering, has provided something special in its own right, but also manages to honor the already amazing work of Vader series’ past…and we’re only one issue in! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #1 (Vol. 3)”
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Target Vader sends a Legends resurrection, and few extra bounty hunters for good measure, to track down and kill Darth Vader, but for those not attached to the blast from the past, is there enjoyment to be had in Beilert Valance’s canon tale of revenge? Continue reading “Canon Comic Miniseries Review: Target Vader”
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