• Vader sets his sights on a Jedi who's avoided Order 66...
• ...a Jedi Master who's long lived in seclusion...
• ...a Jedi more powerful than any Vader has faced before...
Rated T
A journey of evil that is not to be missed Read Full Review
This is a comic that wouldn't have me thinking twice to pay more for, it's that good. Vader has a foe that can give him a run for his money, there's a possible tease of something that could be used in The Last Jedi, and the visuals are perfect. The Force isn't strong in this, it's tremendous. Absolutely recommended. Read Full Review
As weird as it is to see Darth Vader be overwhelmed, STAR WARS: DARTH VADER #3 does a good job of making it part of his growth. This is his first battle against a surviving Jedi, and it certainly won't be the last. Read Full Review
This series is digging into an intriguing area that I'm glad to see being explored like it is and what it's expanding upon in general as this is a neat time period to work with. Coming from novels like Catalyst and New Dawn and other areas that touch upon this period, it definitely is welcome to see what Vader has to go through to truly earn his position. Soule gives us a character that's developing from one form to another and that transition state is awkward and unstable, much like Vader himself in a lot of ways. I do hope more of this comes about in the dialogue and exposition as well as some physical elements of ghost limbs and the like as well as Camanucoli can really do some neat things with this. It's a great looking book that has me curious as to just how important some of these elements may be long term but it's also making for a great story in the here and now on its own. Read Full Review
Now this is more like it. After a slow pair of opening chapters, the new Darth Vader series really starts to find its groove in issue #3. Read Full Review
Darth Vader gets knocked around in a simple but phenomenally drawn story. Read Full Review
Charles Soule takes Darth Vader down hard, preparing to raise him up into a force that the entire galaxy would learn to fear. Read Full Review
Infil'a and Vader's first confrontation has everything a Star Wars fan could want: lightsabers, Force powers and lots of excitement. Read Full Review
Darth Vader #3 is an excellent turning point for our Sith's first mission, showing that the former Jedi Knight has a lot still to learn. Throughout this not only do we get an interesting introduction to Kirak Infil'a, but we also see that Vader's confidence may be one of his major weaknesses. Read Full Review
By the time the two clash the obstacles have done their work and softened up the Sith leading to a victory for the Jedi. The question now becomes is how long with it take for Vader to regroup and climb the mountain again? Worth a look. Read Full Review
The new Jedi Vader is forced to fight has reminded me a lot of Jorrus C'Boalth from the Heir to the Empire novels. That's not a bad thing at all. I would've liked to liked to see more of trial during the climb up the mountain but the information about this mysterious Jedi and Vader quest make for another good issue.