Star Wars #16
The brief interaction between Solo’s gender-swapped doppelgänger and his former partner-in-crime is a microcosm of everything good and bad, genius and cringe-worthy, since Marvel reclaimed the Star Wars license.
Darth Vader #16
If Aphra is evil Han, Queen Triton is the dark mirror of Leia, daughter to a world in rebellion who instead sides with Vader.
Obi-Wan and Anakin #2
Palpatine grooming Anakin to question his Jedi teachings brings the padawan to a place of spiritual danger and darkness.
Star Wars #15
The temptation to intercede, to go from cloister to crusader, is particularly potent, practically palpable in this issue.
Star Wars #14
Star Wars #14 constitutes the terrible events which preamble the coming eucatastrophe. Without such tremendous trepidation, the requisite relief would hardly prove a providence.
Darth Vader #15
Vader is ruthless and relentless, the intimidation he exudes punctuated by definitive displays of death and destruction, more so than ever here in Vader Down
Obi-Wan and Anakin #1
Soule and Checchetto dare to take Star Wars places the overly cautious and calculated Awakens dares not. Episode VII was a disappointment. “This will begin to make things right.”
Darth Vader #14
It was not all too long ago that I too was nineteen and naïf, a neophyte initiate into an ancient religion, studying at the feet of wizened masters as their most precocious and prodigious pupil.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
The Force Awakens is a new A New Hope… the very particular plot points of Episode IV hit with the precision Kenobi strangely attributed to Imperial Stormtroopers.
Darth Vader Annual #1
In Darth Vader Annual #1, the power of the Dark Side is on display, upping the ante once again, not by destroying the world of Shu-torun, but by subjugating it. Vader tightens his grip, but to Leia’s inevitable dismay, this star system does not slip through his fingers.
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