ONE AGAINST A WORLD
• Jedi Master Eno Cordova will have to use all his wits and training if he hopes to survive the mysteries of the Dark Temple!
• Meanwhile Jedi Padawan Cere Junda strikes a blow in the hopes of ending the battle with the Daa Corporation's army. But was it too late?
• If Cordova and Junda hope to survive they're going to need to get off Ontotho. And they can't do that alone!
• It all ends here! Read the shocking conclusion to the epic comic series featuring characters from the videogame STAR WARS JEDI: FALLEN ORDER.
Rated T
Miniseries like this are always a bit dicey if you're not going all in on the multimedia project itself. The game isn't on my radar for a while but I had hoped for – and got – a look at some interesting stuff from the Republic era. Rosenberg delivered a good master/padawan combo that was engaging to watch and a world where the politics of it all felt like it could have been streamlined a bit better earlier so that it made sense. We were thrown into things very quickly and that took time to catch up to the end. But overall we have a pretty solid story here with some great artwork from a period that is open to endless stories being told and I'm hopeful we get more of them – just with a few less Jedi sometimes, please? Read Full Review
I would recommend this release if you were already a fan of the series or the video game and wanted more of the same characters. Read Full Review
It had a lot of potential, but just wasn't a great story in the end. Read Full Review
Fanatics of the game might appreciate the expansion of its mythology, but the rest of Star Wars fandom will find the book completely disposable. Read Full Review
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