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Star Wars 31 review
Last week’s Star Wars: The Screaming Citadel 1 kicked off this crossover between Jason Aaron’s main Star Wars comic series and Kieron Gillen’s Doctor Aphra series. It was a fantastic gothic horror inspired story with a lot of great dialogue, … Continue reading
Comics of November 30, 2016
It’s the last day of November, which means that NaNoWriMo is almost over. It’s always a fun month, but it also takes its toll. For example, I ran the second overnighter from start to finish I didn’t get a proper … Continue reading
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Star Wars 23 review
While I’m not saying they were bad, there were a lot of comics I read this week that had downer endings. That’s only part of the reason I enjoyed Star Wars 23 so much though. This comic is just a … Continue reading
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Tagged c-3p0, comic review, comics, han solo, jason aaron, Jorge Molina, luke skywalker, marvel comics, matt milla, princess leia, star destroyer, star wars, star wars comics
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Star Wars 22 review
This comic is great. Star Wars 22, written by Jason Aaron, starts with the rebels attacking a Star Destroyer. Red Squadron, including Luke Skywalker, is leading the attack while Han Solo flies the Falcon in for a bombing run. The … Continue reading
Comics of April 27, 2016
Normally the last Wednesday of the month is my small comic week. This month is the exact opposite. While I only picked up 3 comics on the first Wednesday of April, I picked up 10 today, and read them all … Continue reading
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Star Wars 17 review
It’s issues like this that make me glad I started picking up Star Wars comics again, after stopping with issue 3 a while back. The main story in this comic takes place in a rebel prison, on a base dangerously … Continue reading
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Tagged aphra, comic review, comics, han solo, jason aaron, leinil francis yu, luke skywalker, marvel comics, princess leia, rebel alliance, star wars, sunny gho
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