From: Dark Horse Publisher: Dark Horse Average Rating: Binding: Paperback Label: Dark Horse Number of Items: 1 Number of Pages: 224 Publication Date: May 15, 2002 Reading Level: Young Adult
Product Description: Star Wars Tales Volume 2 contains thrilling stories that you won’t see anywhere else featuring Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Lando Calrissian, the Jedi Council, Yoda, C-3P0, and many more! Tales has explored every corner of the Star Wars galaxy and continues to take you beyond with non-continuity stories from some of the hottest creators around! Collected for the first time into one prestigous volume, Star Wars Tales Volume 2 is sure to delight fans both young and old!
Fun stuff A lot of small stories that give a little (not much) background to the movies. Entertaining.
2.5 STAR ROUNDED TO 3 This is the least of the first 3 volumes of SW Tales July 20, 2003
At 224 pages and given Dark horse poor binding technics of late be careful anything this big. My copy was OK. The stories and artwork in this compilation is not up the quality of other Dark Horse comic TPB offering lately.
This is the least of the first 3 volumes of SW Tales This collection of 21 stories has some of the worst pencil artwork produced by Darkhorse in the last 3 years. The stories were readable, but a comic is a visual form first and formost, and this one is has many poorly done and some horrendously done art. Some of the art seems like it is trying recapture the style of the 1970s and 1980s comic strips. Please don't retro back to that era intentionally! Especially since the art and inking of comics has moved forward into some awesome creations in the last several years.
At 224 pages and given Dark horse poor binding technics of late be careful anything this big. My copy was OK. The stories and artwork in this compilation is not up the quality of other Dark Horse comic TPB offering lately.
Good, though not the best While rather pricey, this collection of short stories is quite charming, and well worth the money, if you're a true die-hard fan, and/or are into comics in particular. I never have been, (into comics, that is) but this caught my eye one day at the last minute in the bookstore, so I picked it up just for the heck of it. And I have to say, that I enjoyed it quite a bit as a whole. Some of the spoofs were really silly, (as in, not worthy of Star Wars) but most everything else was great, the story detailing Padme's first boyfriend was sweet, and the one about Darth Vader and Threepio almost had me in tears. So, I'd recommend this one to anyone with a reasonable amount of EU experience, and a good sense of humor. Good for all ages.
This particular graphic book is a good example of why this s This is the second large collection of tales that has been put together for readers. It is not the equal of the first volume, which not only does not justify your time; it does not justify your money. There are a few pages of great graphics and one story that while badly told revealed a part of a main characters past few would have guessed at.
The balance of the book is filled with parodies that are as pointless as stories as they are pathetically drawn. At its worst the graphics are reduced to geometric shapes characteristic of a young child. In the pursuit of revenue everything seems to have been deemed worthy for publication. This is unfair to all fans but especially to younger fans that are expected to come up with the nearly twenty dollars these books demand. I see more and more kids reading these on the floor of bookstores, and for those who do, they are giving as much attention as this volume is worth both in terms of entertainment and what it should cost.
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