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Events
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Han Solo |
COMIC STORY |
Marjorie Liu, Mark Brooks et al. |
Marvel |
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Story published as:
Comic Book Series (2016) e-Comic Book Series (2016)
Paperback Graphic Novel (2017) Digital Graphic Novel
(2017) Hardback Graphic Novel
(2018) |
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Rating:
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Reviews:
1 review [Review
score: 3 / 5] |
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Synopsis:
Han Solo is given a top-secret undercover mission
for the Rebellion: rescuing several informants and
spies! His cover for the assignment? Only the biggest
and most infamous starship race in the galaxy, the
Dragon Void! A tournament he has dreamt of winning his
entire life. With a chance of glory, can Han keep his
mind on the mission? Or is failing Leia worse than
losing? If that wasn't enough, there's also the small
matter of finding a traitor within the Rebellion. As the
Dragon Void heats up, can a certain Wookiee pal lend a
hand in the mole hunt? Place your bets for the ultimate
space race! Our money's on Han and the Millennium Falcon
- after all, it's the ship that made the Kessel Run in
less than twelve parsecs! |
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Chronology:
This story occurs between Episode IV: A New Hope
and Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. |
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Related Stories (in
chronological order):
- A New Hope
- Han Solo
- The Empire Strikes Back
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Reviews: |
Review by Darth Kondorr, Poland,
2017: |
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This Han
Solo book is what happens, when you take a laughable premise of a
space race including its one mystic philosophy (and a wannabe Yoda
standin), but add to it a writer who at least tries to make this
brainless mess readable and add people who make the art awesome. Too
bad the characterisations are all over the place, it is like the
authors at Marvel do not know who Han Solo is, maybe they should
rewatch the movies again. Marvel's atempts at seriousness are mostly
corny, and their attempts at humor are childish, they only seem to
get Vader and his master right. So you have atrotious plotting
and great art and yet another mostly forgetable tale of our heroes
doing strange things, things not directly corelated to the war
against the empire, in order to advance the war against the empire.
This might be interesting if we would get some day to day
adventures, the true hardship of fighting the empire, but no...
spectacle over story... it must be amazingly hard to squeeze another
brainless tale out of Star Wars. The only advatage to Marvel's
addition to the new canon is, that it could be so easily erased from
it, because at this point I believe we either reboot this right now,
or at least jump ahead to Hoth in the timeline and try not to "ef"
this up yet again.
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Rating:
3
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