Tag: New Republic (comic volume)

Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #6-10 (2025)

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After an intriguing and interesting opening issue, Star Wars (2025) started to slide into too much tell and not enough show through issues #2-5. And then it ran into the limits of Marvel’s less than brilliant plan with truncated runs, leaving the final group of issues, #6-10, an unfortunate victim where conveniences, shortcuts, and a rushed ending are all fans were left with. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #6-10 (2025)”

Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #2-5 (2025)

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As the mysteries of a new species (steeped in Legends lore), a too powerful to be true ragtag thug organization, and a growing political consortium are peeled back, will the revelations all be too much for a young New Republic? We check in with Alex Segura and Phil Noto’s Star Wars (2025) series by reviewing issues #2 through 5! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #2-5 (2025)”

Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #1 (2025)

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After 10 years of filling in the gaps between Original Trilogy films, the Star Wars mainline series journeys into a much larger gap, picking up with the efforts of the New Republic in the wake of Return of the Jedi’s events! Writer Alex Segura and artist Phil Noto shepherd us into this largely unexplored era of canon with a mystery-filled Star Wars #1 (2025). Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #1 (2025)”