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Star Wars Legacy #33 (2006)

Star Wars Legacy #33 (2006)

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John Ostrander (W), Omar Francia (A), Brad Anderson (C), and Omar Francia (Cover)

With the objective of exterminating the entire Mon Calamari species, the Sith have created a semisentient bioweapon, a creature that can kill selectively. This Sith leviathan has already been unleashed on one underwater Mon Cal refugee camp, and it now swims the waters of Dac searching for more victims. The Mon Cal Rangers, with the help of Imperial Knight Treis Sinde, must find a way to destroy the leviathan before it clears the remaining Mon Calamarians from the galaxy forever!

Date Available: 02/25/2009

BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS


Avoid Star Wars? For awhile, maybe. My parents helped me avoid it, at first. The original movie was out for a year, with reports of people seeing it 10, 20, even 40 times, before my parents took me to see it. Now, decades, and many, many viewings later, the enthusiasm faded. Aspects of the series did it in. For me, it’s disingenuous that warfare is shown so clinically, so…efficient. And narrow minded that all the Jedi’s are men, all the soldiers, men, and even, it seems, every bystander…a man. Yes, the Empire terrifies, like the Nazi Regime, demonstrating the destructiveness of totalitarian power, with its cold dismissal of life, of its worship of anger. But so clean, warfare, and a galaxy filled mostly with men. So here I am, with my first issue of Legacy…and it’s powerful. Ostrander highlights the best of Star Wars. Legacy takes place far after Luke is gone, and the epic battle for the Empire still rages. This issue, called Leviathan, part 2 of two parts, follows a lone Jedi teacher as he battles a monstrosity the Empire has created, led by a Darth, all for the survival of a water planet. It brings out the best of Star Wars, even as it shrouds its shortcomings. Great art, great story telling…Highly recommended.

I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams

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