Soule pulls all of this together well " though I'll quibble some with what we get between Tarkin and Amedda in the final pages because it feels like it conflicts a bit with the Rogue One: Catalyst novel " as this really is that moment where things change. For Obi-wan, it happened earlier but for Anakin, this is his true end. Read Full Review

This is a powerful story in the saga of the Dark Lord of the Sith. Seeing this moment of weakness and will to make things right contextualizes all the evil commits afterwards. You get to see how things could have been had Anakin simply gave in to the Light Side. It is incredibly engaging, and this was a great comic for it. Pick this one up. Read Full Review

A great conclusion that addresses how Vader got his saber. Great flashback sequences with hints of Anakin peeking out of the Sith's robotic body push this into must-buy territory. It misses being a classic due to an unnecessary computer blur and inconsistent lettering. Enjoyable with some nits. Read Full Review

The series values realism far less than most, instead emphasizing stylized figures and dynamic figure work. The result is a very unusual but effective Star Wars comic. Read Full Review

Unfortunately for the galaxy, after giving up so much to earn his current role, Vader cannot make such a sacrifice. The arc ends, as we expected, with Vader firing his blade for the first time. For fans. Read Full Review

Great issue. Vader still feels a little bit of conflict and we are able to see how divided he is in this comic and that he may have had more options then we think when we meet him in A New Hope. This is a comic all fans should be reading.