Read the first chapter in the saga of Ania SoloHan and Leias great-great-granddaughterfor only $1! Shes just a girl trying to make her way in the galaxy, who comes into possession of a lightsaber and an Imperial communications droidand discovers she has been targeted for death!
Even aside from all of the action and excellent writing, the story itself is developed with precise pacing that made the entire issue both exciting and satisfying. The creative team is back on track like never before, reminding us why Dawn of the Jedi has been one of Dark Horses most popular Star Wars titles. While this is the third arc in the series, the writers seem to make an effort to allow Force War to be accessible to new readers without simply rehashing earlier events. However, if you have been keeping up with this title, you definitely dont want to miss out on Force War; after many months of waiting, excitement for this series has been re-ignited like never before. Read Full Review
This is why Star Wars comics continue to be published. Excellence at every level. Highest possible recommendation. Read Full Review
Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi " Force War #1 is an addition that sets things off in the right direction. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
I'm anxiously looking forward to the next issue and I recommend checking it out if you've been following the Dawn of the Jedi series or if you're just a Star Wars fan. Read Full Review
Shortcomings aside, Ostrander and Duursema remain the strongest and most consistent team to ever touch the franchise in comics, and "Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi " Force War" #1 is a stellar example of that. The force is indeed strong with this one. Read Full Review
Star Wars is at its best when there are great characters and plenty of action. This book delivers all of one and some of the other. If this arc heads in the direction I think its heading then it seems the character focus will come back fairly soon. This is a good start to what looks to be a pivotal, if not the climatic, mini-series. Read Full Review
Of all of Dark Horse's Star Wars titles, Dawn of the Jedi is the least approachable. But for the longtime fan, a welcome addition. Read Full Review
There's some good action action, but without getting the rest right it feels like a bad action movie, except this isn't at all exciting. It could at least be entertaining, but the exposition just makes this seem like a boring comic. Hopefully now that it's out of the way, the book will be able to improve in future issues. Read Full Review
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