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Young Padawan Sav Malagán’s secret is out and the Order knows what she’s up to…but with the chase on to discover the Dank Graks dastardly plans, will she stick around, go back, or make a choice no one suspects?! The High Republic Adventures #3 – Phase II doesn’t skip a beat on great characters and great fun once again! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic Adventures #3 – Phase II”
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Rey and Chewbacca feature in Hyperspace Stories #4, as the pair find their peaceful Life Day celebrations on Kashyyyk interrupted by a bounty hunter. Whimsically written like a rhyming holiday tale, it’s a fine return for the series. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Hyperspace Stories #4”
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The young Sav Malagán is on her first job with the infamous Maz Kanata and her pirate crew, where they find themselves dealing with the Dank Graks and each other’s drama in another entertaining, layered The High Republic Adventures #2 – Phase II! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic Adventures #2 – Phase II”
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Of the many highlights from the first Phase of The High Republic initiative was the story Daniel José Older cooked up in his IDW comics series, The High Republic Adventures, which centered around Padawans and a smaller scaled story of their connections and struggles throughout the Drengir and Nihil conflicts. Older returns with The High Republic Adventures – Phase II via Dark Horse and the same pedigree is already present, this time introducing us to a younger incarnation of Phase I character Sav Malagán and her own struggles with being part of the Jedi Order. Energetic, engaging, and grounded in Sav’s character development, The High Republic Adventures #1 – Phase II seems to promise, despite the shorter run, something as memorable as the first. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic Adventures #1 – Phase II”
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Dark Horse returns! With the all-ages Hyperspace Stories, a 12-issue maxiseries from the minds of Cecil Castellucci, Amanda Deibert, and Michael Moreci, Dark Horse marks their first new entry in Star Wars comics in nearly a decade. Issue #1, written by Dieibert with art by Lucas Marangon kicks things off in the prequel era, as Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, and Padmé Amidala navigate a tricky situation in diplomacy. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Hyperspace Stories #1”
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