THE RISE OF THE GRAND ADMIRAL CONTINUES!
Mitt'hraw'nuruodo, better known as Lieutenant Thrawn of the Galactic Empire, has graduated the Imperial Academy with the highest marks possible, as well as been assigned his own personal assistant, Ensign Eli Vanto, but that doesn't mean that everyone in the Imperial army wants him to succeed. Tensions run high in the ranks of the Empire as Thrawn continues to defeat new enemies.
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A strong second issue establishes Thrawn is working his way. Read Full Review
Seeing Thrawn in action is neat to see, but so is attach Vanto who is growing as well. Especially enjoyable was how Vanto is being courted by others to take down the Chiss. A solid story with strong visuals that's a schemer's delight. Read Full Review
The Thrawn miniseries isn't working quite as hard as some of the other Star Wars books to incorporate elements from the various films and other properties and comes across more as just trying to expand its own thing here. And that's perfect. Read Full Review
If you are a Thrawn fan and want to see him in his early days, this is a can't miss book. Read Full Review
STAR WARS: THRAWN #2 continues to excel the series' mode of characterization in regard to its titular character. As a result, readers successfully engage in the world of one of the Star Wars Universe's most notorious villains. Read Full Review
All in all, Star Wars: Thrawn remains a great mini and one of the strongest Marvel has produced since regaining the Star Wars license. Read Full Review
As Thrawn grows ever more mysterious, readers can't help but be drawn into the character's calm, collected, and horrifying contributions to the Galactic Empire. Read Full Review
Thrawn #2 is a solid read. The wordiness kills the pacing to a point, but Thrawn is a highly engaging lead, the plot is interesting, and the art holds together well throughout. This one is still recommended. Check it out. Read Full Review
If you loved the first issue, but felt that this one was a bit dull by comparison, I would suggest that you stick with this mini-series. This was one of the duller elements of the source novel, and there are better aspects still to come. If I may be so bold, I would recommend that you stick with this until issue 3, and in the meantime simply enjoy the fine art. Much like Thrawn himself would. Read Full Review
This comic... This comic is pretty freakin awesome.
Now that I've finished the book I still find this comic really complimentary to this story. I would actually consider this version better than the book because the story did a little dragging in novel form. In this comic everything is summarized and most of the stories stick to the essentials.
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