Tag: Joe Caramagna

Canon Comic Review: Yoda #8

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Yoda and Anakin Skywalker rush to stop the latest Separatist threat from coming to fruition, but will they be too late or able to stop it? Find out in my review of Yoda #8, another fast-paced adventure that has a lot of fun with its two leads. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Yoda #8”

Canon Comic Review: Doctor Aphra #32 (Vol. 2)

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With lots to contemplate after speaking frankly with exes Sana Starros and Magna Tolvan, Chelli Aphra decides the next best thing is to…capture Luke Skywalker?! Doctor Aphra #32 (Vol. 2) takes us on a wild, strange, and fun adventure like only this team can, all while never abandoning progress. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Doctor Aphra #32 (Vol. 2)”

Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader – Black, White & Red #2

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Two new stories join Jason Aaron’s recurring tale in Darth Vader: Black, White & Red #2, one with a creepy story and another with good art and an important message, though my feeling the series hasn’t made itself entirely distinct from being just more Vader remain. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader – Black, White & Red #2”

Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #34 (Vol. 3)

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As Vader remains unable to control his powers, Sabé must confront her decision to stay with him over her fellow handmaidens and if she wants to double down all the way or hold onto her morals, leading to a surprising development in Darth Vader #34 (Vol. 3). Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #34 (Vol. 3)”

Canon Comic Review: Doctor Aphra #31 (Vol. 2)

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With the series’ biggest story coming to a close, Doctor Aphra now free from the clutches of the Spark Eternal’s body possession, we now face the fallout for her and the team arrayed to rescue her. What results in Doctor Aphra #31 (Vol. 2) is an issue which pays off all the incredible character and story work so far in the series’ most emotionally charged, representation changing issues, and one of the Star Wars comics, and comics in general, finest issues of all time. It’s something special, which doesn’t even cover it, so without further ado, let’s dive in below! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Doctor Aphra #31 (Vol. 2)”

Canon Comic Review: Yoda #7

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The next arc for the Yoda maxiseries is here, as Marc Guggenheim, joined by Alessandro Miracolo, puts the eponymous Jedi Master through a mission in the Clone Wars where the stakes have never been higher. But before he figures out how and where to take care of the new threat, he duels with who?! Find out in our review of Yoda #7! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Yoda #7”

Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #33 (Vol. 3)

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With Sabé at his side and the Force unbound due to the events of Hidden Empire, Darth Vader #33 (Vol. 3) finds the titular Sith Lord coming to an understanding about what’s next for him and his new sidekick. Find out why I’m intrigued by the shifting focus in the review below! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #33 (Vol. 3)”

Canon Comic Review: Yoda #6

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As lingering tensions erupt between the once close Padawan friends, will Yoda be able to stop things from going overboard before it’s too late? Regardless of what happens, what’s the lesson Yoda learns from the situation? Find out why the answers to those questions lead to Jody Houser’s tale being the one to beat in Yoda #6! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Yoda #6”

Canon Comic Review: Doctor Aphra #30 (Vol. 2)

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The Spark Eternal is back in full control of Aphra’s body and heading towards a showdown with the Sith, will Sana Starros and team make it through the giant Crimson Dawn and Empire battle to save and free Aphra in time? Find out if they can and why I got all misty-eyed reading the excellent Doctor Aphra #30 (Vol. 2) in my review! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Doctor Aphra #30 (Vol. 2)”

Canon Comic Review: Return of the Jedi – Ewoks #1

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The next one-shot in the series celebrating Return of the Jedi’s 40th Anniversary takes a mystical turn in the best way possible in Ewoks #1. Writer Alyssa Wong, alongside artists Lee Garbett, Paulina Ganucheau, Kyle Hotz, and Caspar Wijngaard combine for an absolutely delightful and wholly unique experience fans of comics should not miss. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Return of the Jedi – Ewoks #1”