ALL-NEW ADVENTURES FOR THE GREATEST JEDI OF ALL TIME!
• To some, he was a legend. To others, he was a teacher. Now Yoda is all but forgotten, living in exile and haunted by the past. As a strangely familiar voice echoes through the swamps of Dagobah, Yoda must revisit the many lessons he has given over the years, from the days of the High Republic to the chaos of the Clone Wars.
• In the first of three story arcs, a desperate cry for help reaches the Jedi Council on Coruscant and only Yoda can respond.
• But how far will he go to protect a community from attack?
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I'm not looking forward to more of this story so I can get a better idea of where it is going. I suspect that Yoda has other reasons for staying behind on Turrak. Read Full Review
This Mini-Series is Star Wars done to perfection. The perfect book to make us thankful for great characters, conflicts and art. Read Full Review
Overall, Star Wars: Yoda #1 is a fun debut issue which will have fans wanting more. The story by Scott is fun. The art by the creative team is beautiful. Altogether, a story that looks to shows s a different side to this icon. Read Full Review
Star Wars: Yoda #1 is a compelling start to a new series exploring Yoda as a character. As the starting issue, it's fun to see Yoda experience a bit of joy while showing off his power and impressive fighting prowess. Throw in a bit of a mystery in his later years, and there's plenty here for casual fans and hardcore fans to love. Read Full Review
Nico Leon delivers some great art in the issue. The action is thrilling and the characters look fantastic. Read Full Review
The opening story here is one that's certainly familiar but it's executed quite well through both Scott's script that's tight without being overdone with too much dialogue and Leon's artwork that provides for good action and interesting designs for the local species. The color design really is fantastic throughout as Dagobah feels authentic in this early pages but we get a great mix of brightly lit outdoor material as well as grim in the heat of battle stuff that feels truly threatening. I'm curious to see where Scott will go with this as it's planned for several arcs and the tie-ins to the High Republic aspect are interesting to me as I've had such limited exposure to it. There may be a familiar and straightforward approach here but the mystery person is intriguing as it expands our narrative about what went on at Dagobah over the years while getting to see more of Yoda at very different points in his life has a lot of positives to it. Read Full Review
Yoda is spry, skilled, and clever, reminding audiences of just how many adventures he embarked upon throughout his life and piquing our interest about what the rest of this series could explore and how it may shed new light upon such a well-known Jedi Master. Read Full Review
Star Wars; Yoda #1 tells a well-thought-out story but doesn't present any new ideas about the Star Wars Universe or the title character. Read Full Review