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As December 2019 comes to an end, it doesn’t just signal the end of the decade or the end of the Skywalker Saga, it also brings the first phase of Marvel’s various Star Wars comics to an end, which is where Empire Ascendant #1 comes in, a coda for what came before and a slight tease of what’s to come in 2020. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Empire Ascendant #1”
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In Jedi: Fallen Order – Dark Temple #5, the truth is revealed about the war brewing on Ontotho and Cere Junda and Eno Cordova take their first steps towards their fateful moments as seen in the video game, Jedi: Fallen Order. This review will also function as my miniseries review, as everything I’ll have to say will be done so here, so dive in below to see my full feelings on Jedi: Fallen Order – Dark Temple! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jedi: Fallen Order – Dark Temple #5/Miniseries Review”
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In Jedi: Fallen Order – Dark Temple’s penultimate 4th issue, the truce made last issue doesn’t last long, while Cere Junda and Eno Cordova begin to unlock secrets of the temple everyone is so eager to explore. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jedi: Fallen Order – Dark Temple #4”
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Cere Junda rushes head first into confrontation once again, though she finds a surprising block in her path and a new way forward in Jedi: Fallen Order – Dark Temple #3. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jedi: Fallen Order – Dark Temple #3”
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The mysteries of Ontotho deepen in Jedi: Fallen Order – Dark Temple #2, as Cere Junda finds herself in a situation where her headstrong nature might doom more than just herself. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jedi: Fallen Order – Dark Temple #2”
Billed as a crossover event between Marvel and Del Rey’s Alphabet Squadron novel, Jody Houser’s TIE Fighter miniseries came with expectations it wasn’t designed to meet. Having had some time to think on the series, and rereading it all together, TIE Fighter’s character focus certainly engaged, but it was never enough for readers to neither connect to the characters nor distract from plots which ended before you even realized they started, but had it not been linked to the novel, maybe it would’ve had a better chance. Continue reading “Canon Comic Miniseries Review: TIE Fighter”
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The first single-player only video game of the new canon arrives in November, Jedi: Fallen Order, but players eager to learn more about it can start immersing themselves with the prequel comic miniseries Jedi: Fallen Order – Dark Temple! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jedi: Fallen Order – Dark Temple #1”
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TIE Fighter #5 brings this Alphabet Squadron sister series to an end, and while its focus on characters has been paramount to making it enjoyable, it closes down a little too suddenly. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: TIE Fighter #5”
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TIE Fighter #4 is the penultimate issue of the miniseries, which looks back to take us forward to what is sure to be an action-packed finale. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: TIE Fighter #4”
Vader – Dark Visions technically should’ve never existed, because in a perfect world I would be writing about Shadow of Vader instead, but we live in an imperfect world. Despite that, I figured I’d give this replacement series a shot, as it was a different, varied, and lauded creative team stepping in, so what could go wrong with a similar concept? It became apparent far too early that everything could and Dark Visions was never able to step out from under Vader’s shadow, both literally and figuratively, leaving us with the most disappointing series from Marvel to date. In a perfect world, I probably wouldn’t have to write that statement. Continue reading “Canon Comic Miniseries Review: Vader – Dark Visions”
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