An exciting new era begins! Each issue in this monthly series will feature two stories starring all your favorite Star Wars characters! Between the events of The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker, Poe and Finn have taken Rey to a remote planet to continue her Jedi training. But they're surprised to find that the First Order's reach extends far and wide. Plus, an all-new tale of the Dark Lord of the Sith himself, Darth Vader!
Despite being a story in a series for a younger audience, Brokenshire brings new elements to a scene in arguably the best Star Wars movie. That is no small feat as he balances the dominating presence of Darth Vader while also giving the reader a mix of light-hearted elements. Read Full Review
So much more than a great first issue, just a great issue overall. One of the books that is literally suitable for ANYONE! Read Full Review
If this debut issue is an indication, this new Star Wars Adventures line could rival anything that Marvel puts out under the franchise's banner. Read Full Review
I find it hilarious that I always pick up these #1 Star Wars comics in an attempt to get a deep and personal Star Wars story and instead get a kids book. The themes are simple and understandable for a young reader and that is what the book sets out to do. However, as an adult I don't think that it connects very well to me. Read Full Review
The issue's back-up story takes place during the Battle of Hoth as we follow Darth Vader searching the Rebel Base on Hoth for Luke Skkywalker. While “Tales of Villainy: Invasion of Echo Base” doesn't add much to the story we already know, it is fun seeing Vader in full power here on the hunt for his son. I also preferred Nick Brokenshire's art to that of Ilias Kyriazis in the main story. Also, I have to say I'm far more intrigued by the idea of backstories being part of “Tales of Villany” than the previous comic's hit-and-miss “Tales from Wild Space.” Read Full Review
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