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The adventure of the month format allows for Marc Guggenhiem and Madibek Musabekov’s Jedi Knight series to go in unique directions and issue #3 is a delightful big swing of only splash pages and kaiju! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jedi Knights #3”
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After 10 years of filling in the gaps between Original Trilogy films, the Star Wars mainline series journeys into a much larger gap, picking up with the efforts of the New Republic in the wake of Return of the Jedi’s events! Writer Alex Segura and artist Phil Noto shepherd us into this largely unexplored era of canon with a mystery-filled Star Wars #1 (2025). Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #1 (2025)”
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After a riveting start, could Jedi Knights keep up the momentum in its sophomore issue? With the deepest of deep cuts introduced in memorable fashion, Jedi Knights #2 proves lightning can strike twice for Marc Guggenhiem and Madibek Musabekov! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jedi Knights #2”
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With no shortage of stories starring Jedi and the Order, a new series like Jedi Knights needs to make a strong case for itself, and by the end of issue #1, the creative team of Marc Guggenheim and Madibek Musabekov waste no time in providing some thrilling reasons for more! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jedi Knights #1”
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Marvel celebrated 10 years of taking back over Star Wars comics this January via A New Legacy #1, a special one-shot which brings together several notable writers and artists from the past 10 years with a series of short stories focusing on characters created in the comics. While it at least starts strong, and overall is a fun time, what it’s lacking makes it an overall (good and bad) fitting representation of their 10 years of comics. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: A New Legacy #1”
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After nearly 5 years and 50 issues, Charles Soule’s Star Wars (Vol. 2) run comes to its grand finale, where perspective from the future gives context to the past, summing up a memorable series with a thoroughly entertaining and surprising tale. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #50 (Vol. 2)”
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Leia Organa is in peril from an enemy long thought gone, the fate of her people is unknown again, and Luke Skywalker may be dead…how is this the series’ penultimate issue?! Star Wars #49 (Vol. 2) caps off Leia’s internal struggle journey with a solid resolution to her current problems. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #49 (Vol. 2)”
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With the trial of Lando Calrissian at an end, the Rebellion looks to focus on the big battles ahead, though Princess Leia finds herself struggling with her heart and her status as a figurehead in Star Wars #48 (Vol. 2), especially as a new crisis hits far too close to home. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #48 (Vol. 2)”
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With Mon Mothma back and no more hindrances for the trial to continue, the defense, and Lando himself, make their case in Star Wars #47’s finale to the Trial of Lando Calrissian storyline! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #47 (Vol. 2)”
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In Star Wars #46 (Vol. 2), Lando Calrissian’s trial takes a pause in the proceedings as he joins the team following his lead on the kidnapped Mon Mothma’s location, though as this arc has proven already, it’s the conversations within which make this story sing. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #46 (Vol. 2)”
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