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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”
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After one exceptional issue after another, the biggest question remaining was if Ethan Sacks and Luke Ross could stick the landing with the finale to the Jango Fett miniseries, but it shouldn’t be much of a surprise they did! Find out how in my review! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jango Fett #4”
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After issues of build-up, the Exegol storyline sputters at the finish line in Darth Vader #47 (Vol. 3), but the reveal of what comes next holds potential promise. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #47 (Vol. 3)”
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Darth Maul’s latest missions puts him the sights of retired yet deadly mercenaries, will he be able to rise to the challenge? Find out in our review of Darth Maul: Black, White & Red #2! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Maul – Black, White & Red #2”
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Jango Fett #3 by Ethan Sacks and Luke Ross continues to be just plain fun to read, as its penultimate issue includes plenty of intriguing revelations presented in a high-energy way, leaving me eager to see how the team wraps it all up! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jango Fett #3”
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Mace Windu #4 might be the finale to the miniseries, but it not only comes with a satisfying ending, it also leaves readers chomping for more thanks to the introduction of its main villain. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Mace Windu #4”
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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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