The forces of light and life get ready for their climactic battle against the villainous Nihil! Experience an untold chapter of the galaxy’s history in this groundbreaking saga!Zeen Mrala has rescued the love of her life and saved her Jedi friends from the clutches of the Warden. But their reunion is bittersweet. As the Stormwall threatens to engulf Eriadu, Zeen, Lula Talisola, and their allies must prepare for another, much larger fight with the Nihil. The fate of the entire Republic is on the line!Join New York Times bestselling author Daniel José Older and renowned artist Harvey Tolibao as they continue Phase III of the High Republic saga!Collects issues 6-10 of Star Wars: High Republic Adventures Phase III.
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Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures Phase III Volume 2
The forces of light and life get ready for their climactic battle against the villainous Nihil! Experience an untold chapter of the galaxy’s history in this groundbreaking saga!Zeen Mrala has rescued the love of her life and saved her Jedi friends from the clutches of the Warden. But their reunion is bittersweet. As the Stormwall threatens to engulf Eriadu, Zeen, Lula Talisola, and their allies must prepare for another, much larger fight with the Nihil. The fate of the entire Republic is on the line!Join New York Times bestselling author Daniel José Older and renowned artist Harvey Tolibao as they continue Phase III of the High Republic saga!Collects issues 6-10 of Star Wars: High Republic Adventures Phase III.
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Rezension von GabrieleI like everything Daniel José Older has written for the High Republic so far. He manages to bring the characters to life and show their inner conflicts, while never neglecting the entertainment value of Star Wars. So we see and read a lot about the characters here, and even though the story remains sparse, I didn't feel cheated. One thing: the cover art of my issue is cringe. I don't know what to make of it.