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Since the series began in 2020, Star Wars (Vol. 2) has brought a formidable foe to disrupt the Rebellion’s recovery after the Battle of Hoth: Commander Ellian Zahra. In Star Wars #24 (Vol. 2), Leia’s rivalry with the woman, and her reign of terror on the Rebellion, comes to a head in an exciting and fitting one-on-one showdown finale. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #24 (Vol. 2)”
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Commander Zahra has been a pain in the Rebellion’s rear since the start of Charles Soule’s run on Star Wars in 2020, but it all finally comes down to the explosive battle in Star Wars #23 (Vol. 2). Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #23 (Vol. 2)”
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It’s clear Charles Soule’s run of the Star Wars series has been building to this moment, as the rescue of Shara Bey, the plan to finally unite all of the Rebel Fleet, Commander Zahra’s ruthlessness, and even Qi’ra’s return to the galactic stage come to a head in issue #22, setting up for what’s sure to be an epic-sized conclusion over these next few issues. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #22 (Vol. 2)”
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After focusing on Luke Skywalker for a few issues, Star Wars #21 (Vol. 2) brings the series back to its core story of the Rebellion against the Empire, the struggling fleet trying to reconnect and get out from the gaze of Imperial hunter Commander Zahra. But before the big action, issue #21 focuses on the plight of Shara Bey, hiding away on a Star Destroyer….Zahra’s Star Destroyer, the Tarkin’s Will! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #21 (Vol. 2)”
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In Star Wars #20 (Vol. 2), Luke Skywalker confronts his lingering feelings regarding all the events that have passed and the burden the Force has placed on him, as a chance meeting with a High Republic Jedi turns into one of the series’, and Star Wars comics as a whole, most stellar issue. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #20 (Vol. 2)”
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With the vast War of the Bounty Hunters crossover over, Star Wars #19 (Vol. 2) is the series’ first issue after, which sees writer Charles Soule return it to its core story of uniting the Rebellion after Hoth, rescuing Shara Bey, and Luke back on his journey to become a Jedi. We start by focusing on Luke’s efforts, which take him down events from Soule’s comics past. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #19 (Vol. 2)”
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