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After issues of build-up, the Schism Imperial and Vader make their move on Exegol, while Sabé’s return to the fold includes a surprising familiar face, making for an action-packed and interesting Darth Vader #46 (Vol. 3). Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #46 (Vol. 3)”
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After Darth Vader, the next most obvious choice for the darker Black, White & Red line for Star Wars was Darth Maul, and with the first issue of his series alone, he seems like the better choice overall. With a story by Benjamin Percy and art by Stefano Raffaele with colors by Raúl Angulo, Darth Maul: Black, White & Red #1 gets off to a spooky and memorable start. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Maul – Black, White & Red #1”
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After such a riveting opening issue, can Ethan Sacks, Luke Ross, and team do it again? Jango Fett #2 proves there was no accident and lightning can strike twice as various hunters and parties merge in the clash for the Hope of Glee Anselm. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jango Fett #2”
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In Mace Windu #3, the titular Jedi Master must prove himself to the smuggler Azita Cruuz in hopes the special coaxium formula she’s stolen doesn’t fall into the wrong hands, learning more about one another in the process. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Mace Windu #3”
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Darth Vader and the Schism Imperial’s march to defeat Emperor Palpatine takes the group to Tython, where the Schism confronts an overly eager new member and Vader a spectre of someone very close to him in Darth Vader #45 (Vol. 3). Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #45 (Vol. 3)”
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The prequel-focused comics continues with Ethan Sacks and Luke Ross’ Jango Fett #1, a miniseries where the famed bounty hunter is on the job for a missing jewel which could mean the difference between peace and war. With old school tone and a fun, gritty script, this series is off to an all-time start! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jango Fett #1”
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A Jedi Master and an enterprising entrepreneur form an uneasy alliance as they attempt to avoid capture from the various forces wanting a special hyperspace fuel formula, though what about Azita Cruuz leaves Mace Windu shaken? Find out in my review of Mace Windu #2! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Mace Windu #2”
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The sense there’s no returning to the series normal of Vader trying to usurp his Master again continues in Darth Vader #44 (Vol. 3). Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #44 (Vol. 3)”
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Darth Vader #43 (Vol. 3) offers some much appreciate clarity and a great sense of forward momentum, though it still offers up something very intriguing but doesn’t linger on the repercussions. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #43 (Vol. 3)”
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Marc Bernardin’s Mace Windu #1 brings us a breath of fresh prequel air to Marvel’s comics, as the eponymous Jedi Master gets roped into a race for a new form of super-fuel and the seemingly anonymous woman who’s willing to sell to whomever rescues her first. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Mace Windu #1”
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