Even if you only have a passing interest in the character I would recommend checking out at least one of these issues or just wait until the trade paperback comes out and get that as it is different to anything else Star Wars I have seen for sure. Read Full Review

Had these three stories in the final issue had even been rearranged to create a different dynamic for the reader, this issue could have been the best the miniseries has to offer, and while still engaging and intimidating, sends us off slightly underwhelmed, given how much the book has offered over the last few months and the talented creators involved. Read Full Review

This has been a fun series overall in providing a look at Vader but they all keep coming back to the same thing where Vader always wins. And I get why that might either be an edict or just the way everyone writes Vader. But it closes off a lot of interesting avenues to explore in showing some real what-if style kinds of stories. The various works all had their pros and cons and it was fun to get Jason Aaron back on Vader for a bit with an extended four-part story. This issue brought in some great creators for the standalone tales and they each play out well while being their own thing. Definitely an enjoyable run as a whole that I wish took a few more chances. Read Full Review

While the first two stories show Vader at his most powerful, the last shows him taken unaware but still with the fortitude to survive. Read Full Review