#STAR WARS AGE OF REBELLION COMICS SERIES#

I’d love to see a series like this that follows some of the lesser-known characters through this age. As much as I love Leia, Luke, Han, and Vader they all have numerous comics following their adventures. I wish they (whoever they are) would do something like this with less popular characters. The series is great, the art is varied and interesting from story to story, and I love these little looks into individual characters. She does a great job of really explaining what the character means to her and that was really fun and enlightening. It was a lot of fun to read them, especially Bria’s write-ups. This is Our RebellionĪt the end of each issue is a write up about the character. Not only did his cybernetic implants strip away his humanity, but the implants also impede him from drinking. Foolin’ faraway rich idiots on Cantonica all the way from home.Īlthough I am curious to taste 10,000 credit Tusken Wind. Jabba runs a great scam on 10,000 credit wine. I love seeing this species wherever I can and I hope they keep popping up in more stories since we won’t be getting our fix in Star Wars Resistance! Supply and Demand Han Solo runs across a crew of rebel Gozzo. It doesn’t get more comic book crazy than that. Also, somebody yelled in a Boba Fett font. It’s no Dewback.īoba Fett rides a weird robot horse llama. While this vision seemed to have darker origins it was still interesting to see some of these threads and possibilities and think about how many of them came to pass. Again, this tied into some of the elements of The Last Jedi and reminded me of the dream he has in the novelization. Luke Skywalker experiences a vision of what his life could be like. Like I said before, the tone is completely different. I really don’t even know where to start with this one, but the weird silliness of this whole story made me laugh out loud. I love the fact that each story is able to tell its own story in a completely different tone that matches the character and the story they are going through. The art in this story was also very beautifully done. Yoda’s story touches on major elements of The Last Jedi. He does, however, reprogram himself and remind me of a T-800 in this story. Spoilers but at no point in IG-88 reprogrammed as a nurse. Lord Vader is still swooping around in a ship that looks a bit like Darth Maul’s Scimitar. The Darth Vader issue takes place towards the beginning of the reign of the Galactic Empire. Tarkin whips off his shirt for a knife fight. There’s really nothing else to write here.

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