(Dark Horse Comics, 2014)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Written by Tim Siedell
Artwork by Gabriel Guzman
Color Artwork by Michael Atiyeh
Betrayal. The clone once known as CT-5539. Having assumed the alias Hock Malsuum attempts to deal with the Jedi’s betrayal of himself and really all clones during the War. He goes about this in different ways during the course of his life. Continue reading
(Dark Horse Comics, 2013)
Review by Jeremiah Kielman
Written by Tim Siedell
Artwork by Gabriel Guzman
Color Artwork by Michael Atiyeh
The Star Wars (SW) universe has always held a place in my, and I think every geek of a certain age with the good taste to prefer blasters over phasers, heart. And Dark Horse has always done Star Wars right. With the novels it’s hit or miss. Some authors Continue reading
(Dark Horse Comics, 2013)
Review by Cory Thrall
WRITTEN BY: Tim Siedell
PENCILS BY: Stephen Thompson
INKS BY: Mark Irwin
COLORS BY: Michael Atiyeh
LETTERS BY: Michael Heisler
“Star Wars: Darth Vader & the Ninth Assassin” is one of those Star Wars titles that stand out to me. One, it has Darth Vader (always helpful), and two – it deals with the post-Episode 3 through pre-Episode 4 part of the Star Wars timeline – an era that has captured my attention, especially in more recent times. I really find the younger Vader a complex and interesting character, even when played down in this first issue – which, sadly, is one of my main gripes about this first issue. Continue reading
BAG & BORED 