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Canon Comic Review: The Fall of Kylo Ren #1

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First the Rise. Then the Legacy {or Reign, technically}. And now…the Fall. Charles Soule is back to complete his current Kylo Ren trilogy with a new 5-issue miniseries, The Fall of Kylo Ren! Issue #1 wastes no time, jumping right into the thick of Kylo’s return to the First Order after his journey in Legacy of Vader trying to kill the past once and for all. While he comes back more confident than ever, and has a devious plan to whip the First Order into shape to mold the galaxy into his vision for its future, are his trials only just beginning? Find out in my review of The Fall of Kylo Ren #1! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The Fall of Kylo Ren #1” →

Canon Comic Review: Rogue One – Jyn Erso #1

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The Rogue One 10th anniversary celebrations continue as Ethan Sacks and Ramon Rosanas bring us a glimpse of Jyn Erso’s more exciting than expected time in prison. Rogue One – Jyn Erso #1 is a stronger use of the concept which pulls in some much appreciated references to another Jyn prequel. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Rogue One – Jyn Erso #1” →

Canon Comic/Miniseries Review: Han Solo – Hunt for the Falcon #2-5

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Hitting its fifth issue in January, Rodney Barnes and Roman Rosanas’ Han Solo: Hunt for the Falcon miniseries comes to an end. Much of the potential glimpsed in its opening issue fizzles out by the end, as not even the search itself remains entertaining. However, interactions with Chewbacca, brief touches on home life with Leia, and whip-smart dialogue are highlights, yet they aren’t enough to overcome the shortcomings. Continue reading “Canon Comic/Miniseries Review: Han Solo – Hunt for the Falcon #2-5” →

Canon Comic Review: Han Solo – Hunt for the Falcon #1

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Han Solo: Hunt for the Falcon #1 celebrates 10 (!!) years since The Force Awakens by filling in some blanks regarding everyone’s favorite scoundrel and smuggler (unless you’re Kanjiklub), as he searches for his lost beloved: the Millennium Falcon. But is it the ship he’s really after or his glory days as his family life has been shattered? Find out how deep this series might try peering in my review below! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Han Solo – Hunt for the Falcon #1” →

Canon Comic Review: Inquisitors #4

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Tensu Run has, well, run out of space to run, with the Inquisitors launching their final push to bring his legend down to size. Inquisitors #4 reveals how the physical legend ends but doesn’t quite cover what that means for his overall legend, making this a solid yet not fully realized finale. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Inquisitors #4” →

Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #50 (Vol. 3)

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Marvel’s longest running Darth Vader comic comes to an end with its 50th issue, but can it redeem itself for stretching out to get here? Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #50 (Vol. 3)” →

Canon Comic Review: Inquisitors #2

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The Fifth Brother steps up to the plate next to take down the growing inspiration of Jedi Tensu Run’s actions, but both find more than they bargained for in the process in an even more intriguing than the first Inquisitors #2! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Inquisitors #2” →

Canon Comic Review: Inquisitors #1

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What type of Jedi warrants the full power of the Inquisitorious, the Empire’s Jedi hunters, in a post-Order 66 galaxy? A Jedi of the High Council? A powerful Jedi? Or someone who’s becoming a symbol of hope? Rodney Barnes and Ramon Rosanas’ Inquisitors #1 answers the question with a promising enough start! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Inquisitors #1” →

Canon Comic Review: The Phantom Menace 25th Anniversary Special #1

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Beyond the rerelease of the film and merchandise galore celebrating it, Marvel’s joined in on the festivities with The Phantom Menace 25th Anniversary Special #1, a unique little one-shot which fills in some margins of the first prequel movie. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The Phantom Menace 25th Anniversary Special #1” →