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After a riveting start, could Jedi Knights keep up the momentum in its sophomore issue? With the deepest of deep cuts introduced in memorable fashion, Jedi Knights #2 proves lightning can strike twice for Marc Guggenhiem and Madibek Musabekov! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jedi Knights #2”
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With no shortage of stories starring Jedi and the Order, a new series like Jedi Knights needs to make a strong case for itself, and by the end of issue #1, the creative team of Marc Guggenheim and Madibek Musabekov waste no time in providing some thrilling reasons for more! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jedi Knights #1”
While it didn’t unveil what Marvel’s big Star Wars plans are, the NYCC 2024 Lucasfilm Publishing Panel did feature much anticipated covers for The High Republic’s final wave of stories, new armored Jedi concept art for the era, and a tango-y poster for the upcoming audiobook Tempest Breaker, while there was one big Marvel Comics announcement: the Jedi Knights on-going series! Head below for all the great new artwork and details on the new series! Continue reading “NYCC ’24 Lucasfilm Publishing Panel: High Republic Phase 3 Covers, Jedi Knights Comic, and More!”
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After nearly 5 years and 50 issues, Charles Soule’s Star Wars (Vol. 2) run comes to its grand finale, where perspective from the future gives context to the past, summing up a memorable series with a thoroughly entertaining and surprising tale. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #50 (Vol. 2)”
Here in the United States, November is when we’re gearing up for a big Thanksgiving dinner with friends, family, and/or both, feasting on a big meal we’re all stuck taking leftovers home of even if we didn’t want them. Whether you celebrate the holiday or not, Star Wars comics in November 2024 have a feast of their own for readers, from the exciting and epic-sized events of Marvel’s The Battle of Jakku maxiseries and a cornucopia of The High Republic Adventures comics from Dark Horse, so head below and figure out what issues you’ll be happy to take home from your local comic shop!
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Marvel is taking its Star Wars comics beyond Return of the Jedi in October, with both an Ewoks miniseries and the beginning of The Battle of Jakku maxiseries, and I will say this works very well as my birthday gift! Thank you, Marvel! As the Battle of Jakku is releasing almost weekly, we have the opening chunk of its 12-issue story to enjoy, as well as the ending of the Inquisitors miniseries, and lots of The High Republic goodness thanks to Dark Horse, so head below to read all about it!
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In the early 2000/2010’s, September always felt big in Star Wars, be it the release of video games, the films on DVD in new cuts, or the premiere of a new season of The Clone Wars, so it only seems fitting the latest era of comics comes to a giant-sized end during said month with issue #50 for Star Wars (Vol. 2) and Darth Vader (Vol. 3). There is an The Acolyte tie-in and another issue of the Inquisitor-focused miniseries from Marvel to enjoy as well, while Dark Horse continues to deliver more High Republic content than fans can hope, so see what’s all in store in September’s 2024 Star Wars comic solicitations!
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With Mon Mothma back and no more hindrances for the trial to continue, the defense, and Lando himself, make their case in Star Wars #47’s finale to the Trial of Lando Calrissian storyline! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #47 (Vol. 2)”
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In Star Wars #46 (Vol. 2), Lando Calrissian’s trial takes a pause in the proceedings as he joins the team following his lead on the kidnapped Mon Mothma’s location, though as this arc has proven already, it’s the conversations within which make this story sing. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #46 (Vol. 2)”
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Lando’s trial by the Rebellion coincides with the capture of Mon Mothma by an unknown group, but is this just what he needs or will it further hinder his case? Star Wars #45 (Vol. 2) continues to make this trial entertaining and leaves room to explore Lando’s character arc. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #45 (Vol. 2)”
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