Check out my reviews of The Star Wars #1 and The Star Wars #2.
The Star Wars #3 by Dark Horse Comics picks up where The Star Wars #2 left off in this comic adaptation of the original screenplay by George Lucas.
What’s most interesting about this series is seeing what the characters we know and love/hate were originally supposed to be and look like. It’s also much more violent in some ways than the films, so I’m enjoying the action-packed nature of the story.
As for the main character, Annikin, I find him as completely unlikable as he was in the new trilogy. He’s nicer to strange robots than he is to Princess Leia. I still can’t really get over him knocking her out, so that may have something to do with my inability to understand whether he’s supposed to be good or evil right now.
The art remains gorgeous.
This is worth picking up for Star Wars fans who are looking for something new and different in the Star Wars galaxy!
Plot
A Queen steps down! The Hidden Fortress destroyed! The Imperial army on the march!
Annikin Starkiller and Princess Leia rescue two wayward droids in the desert, Darth Vader recruits a famous Knight of the Sith to his army, and a squad of lazersword-wielding Stormtroopers attempt to arrest Jedi General Luke Skywalker!
The Deets
- Writer: Jonathan Rinzler
- Artist: Mike Mayhew
- Colorist: Rain Beredo
- Cover Artist: Nick Runge
[Disclaimer: A review copy was provided for me to review this comic.]
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