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Star Wars #38 (2015)

Star Wars #38 (2015)

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Kieron Gillen
(A)Salvador Larroca
(CA)David Marquez

THE ASHES OF JEDHA! KIERON GILLEN'S FIRST ISSUE ON STAR WARS! The Rebel Alliance turns its attention to the shattered planet of Jedha! Once the site of great significance to the Jedi, Jedha was left in ruins when the Death Star annihilated the Holy City there. Now, new series writer Kieron Gillen joins artist Salvador Larroca to bring Luke, Leia, Han, and the rest to the remains of the tragic victim of the Empire's fury! Rated T
Date Available: 11/08/2017

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Kieron Gillen's first issue of Star Wars is good, but that's it. It has a great opening, the same weird coloring of the past 8 or so issues, and ties to the original Darth Vader series. The coloring is the biggest issue, and very distracting from the clean work of Salvador Larocca. Recommended for fans of Vader v.1 and anyone who knows who 'Two Tubes' is by name.

Kevin Healy 7 out of 10 GRAHAMS