This exciting weekly series explores the hidden corners of the Star Wars Galaxy and features a wretched hive of scum and villainy including Darth Maul, Grand Moff Tarkin, Asajj Ventress, Jabba the Hutt-all under the shadow of Darth Vader!
Fans will be excited to discover these creepy stories by fan-favorite writer Cavan Scott, with art by the greatest talent from across the galaxy, including Nicoletta Baldari, Nick Brokenshire, Francesco Francavilla, Kelley Jones, Megan Levens, and Charles Paul Wilson III! Covers by Eisner-winning artist Francesco Francavilla! Collect them all!
I very much look forward to see how writer Scott and the rest of the team can Grand Moff Tarkin even scarier than he already is inReturn to Vader's Castle #2 – The Curse of Tarkin. Read Full Review
While Maul has played an important role in a number of mediums since his debut, this is yet another demonstration of the character's effectiveness, which also falls in line with the spirit of this younger-skewing title while also offering long-time fans a fulfilling tale of terror. Read Full Review
Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle is the perfect return to Star Wars ghost stories that will be sure to delight younger fans and possibly interest older ones. Will you step into Vader's Castle? Read Full Review
I really liked the issue; it was a great start to the series. The art by Franceso Francavilla and Megan Levens did a great job of adding a spooky atmosphere to the story. The first series had good art, but the framing story's art didn't seem very spooky; now everything has dark and scary art; Vanee looks terrifying. I'm excited to see where this series goes; it looks like next issue will feature Tarkin as the focus of Vanee's next story. Read Full Review
Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle #1 begins a dramatic and dark new tale, full of surprise twists and a highly stylized art style. Read Full Review
A fan favorite foe appears to cause trouble, though the colors make the book hard to see. This was a decent read, with the story being good scary stuff for young readers, and the art full of several frights. Unfortunately the colors are not great, making several panels difficult to discern. Not a bad read, but not a great one. Read Full Review
By no means terrible, but if you're looking for spooky stories set in the "Star Wars" galaxy, it has been done better elsewhere. Read Full Review
I like the Tales From the Crypt style storytelling a lot more than the first series' method. They picked a great cryptkeeper too. I found this issue to be a bit more scary than I remember the original run being.