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Kanan: The Last Padawan |
COMIC STORY |
Greg Weisman, Pepe Larraz,
Mark Brooks et al. |
Marvel |
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Story published as:
Comic Book Series (2015) e-Comic Book Series (2015)
Paperback Graphic Novel (2015) Digital Graphic Novel
(2015) Hardback Graphic Novel
(2016) |
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Rating:
If you have read this book, please
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Reviews:
1 review [Review
score: 4.5 / 5] |
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Synopsis:
Kanan Jarrus may appear to be a cocky, sarcastic
renegade fighting against the Galactic Empire alongside
the rag-tag crew of the Ghost. But years
before, at the height of The Clone Wars, he was known as
Caleb Dume, Jedi Padawan under the instruction of Jedi
Master Depa Billaba. Neither master nor apprentice ever
suspected that the Clone Troopers they commanded would
turn on them upon the issuing of Order 66—the order to
execute all Jedi. How did Caleb Dume survive? How did he
learn to survive on his own? And how did he become the
man we know as Kanan Jarrus? |
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Chronology:
This story occurs approximately 4 years before
Episode IV: A New Hope with the flashback stories occuring prior to, during and immediately
after Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.
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Reviews: |
Review by Darth Kondorr, Poland,
2016: |
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The Last
Padawan: Both in the old EU and in the new canon, there are tales
of survivors of the great Jedi purge. I always felt most from the
old EU were not really believable. So I was glad that Kanan Jarrus,
a stellar Star Wars character got his survivor story in form of an
equally stellar comic book. I will not spoil the specifics, but Kanan is as
likable as in the TV-show and the situations he is faced with are
dramatic and sad while retaining a lot of action. It is also here
that for the first time an old EU work is hinted at being more than
just a mere legend, which is quite interesting (more on that in the
next review). As the story itself as is the art simply stellar. I
cannot keep myself from praising the coherency and the quality of
the new canon and this is yet another good example, how the reboot
was a very brave and very necessary decision. But be mindful, this
book is for those who know Kanan already, not for newcomers,
although those will have their fun too… just not as much as us
established fans. Rating:
5
/ 5
Haunt:
The previous story and the next one is connected through this issue
that takes place completely in the present day scenario. It is a
short revisiting of the events shown in the earlier issues but by a
maturer Kanan. We see the present day events evolve all the while
Kanan deals with his ghosts of the past. As this is included in the
first trade, if you came this far you owe it to yourself to keep on
reading.
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Rating:
4
/ 5 |
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