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Star Wars: Lost Stars (manga) #3
Star Wars. Estrellas Perdidas nº 03/03
A pesar de su amor, Thane y Ciena deciden elegir caminos separados según los ideales de justicia en los que creen. Sin embargo, su reencuentro se produce en la peor de las circunstancias. En el campo de batalla o mueres o matas, no hay término medio. ¿¡Cuál es la opción que acaban eligiendo por su futuro...!? ¡Aquí termina esta historia ambientada en el universo de Star Wars! Manga oficial basado en la novela de Claudia Gray.
200 pages, Paperback
First published April 20, 2019
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About the author
Claudia Gray
79 books14.2k followersClaudia Gray is not my real name. I didn't choose a pseudonym because my real name is unpleasant (it isn't), because I'd always dreamed of calling myself this (I haven't) or even because I'm hiding from the remnants of that international diamond-smuggling cartel I smashed in 2003 (Interpol has taken care of them). In short, I took a pseudonym for no real reason whatsoever. Sometimes this is actually the best reason to do things.
I live in New Orleans. So far, in life, I've been a disc jockey, a lawyer, a journalist and an extremely bad waitress, just to name a few. I especially like to spend time traveling, hiking, reading and listening to music. More than anything else, I enjoy writing.
I live in New Orleans. So far, in life, I've been a disc jockey, a lawyer, a journalist and an extremely bad waitress, just to name a few. I especially like to spend time traveling, hiking, reading and listening to music. More than anything else, I enjoy writing.
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November 27, 2019
Awesome volume. I am a huge fan of ths story I think this was one of the best books to come out of the Disney Star Wars era. The art work in this volume is excellent.
Like the book this is based on I could not put It down so read the whole thing in one sitting. The perfectly captured the emotions of the characters. The montage of artwork towards the end of the book is a perfect example of this.
I have said Lost Stars was one of the best love stories I have ever read. True I mainly read it as it was set in Star Wars, but this is the real thing. This man volume captures the book perfectly and enhances the story with great artwork. Not that the manga of the book has been completed I am still begging for a sequel to finish these characters story.
Like the book this is based on I could not put It down so read the whole thing in one sitting. The perfectly captured the emotions of the characters. The montage of artwork towards the end of the book is a perfect example of this.
I have said Lost Stars was one of the best love stories I have ever read. True I mainly read it as it was set in Star Wars, but this is the real thing. This man volume captures the book perfectly and enhances the story with great artwork. Not that the manga of the book has been completed I am still begging for a sequel to finish these characters story.
August 29, 2022
i got literal chills
December 30, 2019
Breezed through this last volume. Yet again I’m reminded how much I want Lost Stars to have a sequel. I need to know what happens next! (You hear me Claudia and LFL?)
But in all seriousness this manga series was done so well!
But in all seriousness this manga series was done so well!
March 7, 2024
Oh my gosh this was amazing. I need a movie made immediately.
May 14, 2024
These complement the novel very nicely! I wouldn't have enjoyed these nearly as much if I hadn't read the novel first, since the novel is able to explore the characters and their relationships much more thoroughly.
July 15, 2024
CIENNAAAAA!!! I was wrong, she just got suicidal. So glad Thane and her had a good-ish ending. Nash going psycho for the Empire was crazy, but I’m glad someone did. This story was so good. I loved it.
September 13, 2025
This was awesome. I would have preferred the swearing be left out. The story was great, and even left us with a bit of a cliffhanger. Amazing artwork as well.
April 27, 2020
It was ok.
Great idea, ok story, meh dialogue. The over the top reactions of the manga style chars and all that is clearly NOT fit for a Star Wars story to be told.
*SPOILERS FROM NOW ON*
Had my problems with the characters too,in many occasions, for example, Ciena watches footage of how the AT-ATs got destroyed on Hoth, and she immediately goes "THAT'S THANE!" "only HE could be flying that way", "Only HE could find a way to bring down the AT-AT's" No. --fuck outta here-- that you know that it's him because you were childhood friends. A huge no.
So right after that, Ciena goes - HE PROMISED, I'LL GET REVENGE ON THANE - (that he wouldn't join the rebels), well, he didn't you dumbass, he just said he wouldn't join, cuz he didn't like either side, and if he did?! So what? You're not even talking, you haven't seen each other in ages, he changed his fucking mind, how fucking unrealistic for the writer to expect us to believe that she's spending all the time throughout her fucking life talking and thinking about Thane but OH when she suspects that HE joined the good guys, now he has to die. fuck outta here.. that's lazy writing.
Then, at the end I'm waiting for a pay off, and Thane goes to the ship that's going on purpose down or something with Ciena in it, and she's like... go... save yourself.. I'll stay and go down with my ship... the captain always goes down with the ship is what they say.. they have my parents so I have to stay and die." Really?
And then at the end the villain who's going to fuck shit up over dramatically and shit... sucked. So fucking bad. Like, let's finish this off with that shit so we can get off work.
Yeah. This was ok. This was at best something to read if you're 15. If that was the target group, then ok!
The idea and the whole plot being intertwined with the events from the movies is good. Even Thane as a character I liked, but everything else was mediocre or just plain bad.
Would NOT recommend, unless you really wanna read about Thane I guess.
Star Wars + Manga = NO
Great idea, ok story, meh dialogue. The over the top reactions of the manga style chars and all that is clearly NOT fit for a Star Wars story to be told.
*SPOILERS FROM NOW ON*
Had my problems with the characters too,in many occasions, for example, Ciena watches footage of how the AT-ATs got destroyed on Hoth, and she immediately goes "THAT'S THANE!" "only HE could be flying that way", "Only HE could find a way to bring down the AT-AT's" No. --fuck outta here-- that you know that it's him because you were childhood friends. A huge no.
So right after that, Ciena goes - HE PROMISED, I'LL GET REVENGE ON THANE - (that he wouldn't join the rebels), well, he didn't you dumbass, he just said he wouldn't join, cuz he didn't like either side, and if he did?! So what? You're not even talking, you haven't seen each other in ages, he changed his fucking mind, how fucking unrealistic for the writer to expect us to believe that she's spending all the time throughout her fucking life talking and thinking about Thane but OH when she suspects that HE joined the good guys, now he has to die. fuck outta here.. that's lazy writing.
Then, at the end I'm waiting for a pay off, and Thane goes to the ship that's going on purpose down or something with Ciena in it, and she's like... go... save yourself.. I'll stay and go down with my ship... the captain always goes down with the ship is what they say.. they have my parents so I have to stay and die." Really?
And then at the end the villain who's going to fuck shit up over dramatically and shit... sucked. So fucking bad. Like, let's finish this off with that shit so we can get off work.
Yeah. This was ok. This was at best something to read if you're 15. If that was the target group, then ok!
The idea and the whole plot being intertwined with the events from the movies is good. Even Thane as a character I liked, but everything else was mediocre or just plain bad.
Would NOT recommend, unless you really wanna read about Thane I guess.
Star Wars + Manga = NO
December 12, 2021
Pick this entire series up, if you are a Star Wars junkie. All 3 volumes can be finished in one sitting and hold up in re-reads. The spines are also very nice and look great on a bookshelf next to other Star Wars collections
There isn't anything complex with Lost Stars. The story revolves around the major events in Eps 4,5,6 but its told from "a certain point of view"of two Empire Academy graduates
It is very cheesy at times, but the creators really made you care so much about Thane and
Ciena. They also presented a balanced view of the Empire and gave us a more morally grey rebel alliance (no pun intended with author name).
Only complaint is that the side characters like Nash, don't really have any depth to them and his Story is great
There isn't anything complex with Lost Stars. The story revolves around the major events in Eps 4,5,6 but its told from "a certain point of view"of two Empire Academy graduates
It is very cheesy at times, but the creators really made you care so much about Thane and
Ciena. They also presented a balanced view of the Empire and gave us a more morally grey rebel alliance (no pun intended with author name).
Only complaint is that the side characters like Nash, don't really have any depth to them and his Story is great
November 16, 2020
I really enjoyed this story. The art is really good and translates the star wars universe in an excellent way, special mention to the spaceships and the Ithorians depicted. I fell for those two idiots and enjoyed seeing their motivations and fear. Claudia Gray once again delivers an amazing star wars story. I'm looking forward to read the book now.
May 10, 2020
That ending gets me every time
July 29, 2023
oh you WISH you were alexsandr kallus huh…
September 25, 2025
Chronique complète :
https://sunread26.wordpress.com/2025/...
Extrait :
Dernier tome pour cette série, ce qui fait que j’en ai terminé 19 cette année ! Comme je l’avais commencé et qu’elle était assez courte, j’ai fait en sorte de la lire assez vite. Sinon après, ça a tendance à trainer (coucou Origin et Jagaaan) et je ne me souviens plus du début de l’histoire… C’est aussi toujours l’occasion de se dire si on garde la série ou non, alors que tant que je ne l’ai pas lu, elle reste. Dans le cas présent, je pense la garder, elle me fait un peu la même vibe que Rogue One. En même temps, elle se trouve à la même époque…
Le tome reprend sur la confrontation entre les rebelles et les soldats de l’empire. Les rebelles pensaient juste faire une petite séance d’espionnage, mais ce n’était qu’un piège de la part de l’empire. Un piège qui devait en amener un autre, mais manque de bol pour eux, ils s’en mordront les doigts (puisque cette dernière bataille sera celle où les deux têtes de l’empire mourront avec le célèbre : je suis ton père). Pour Ciera et Thane se sera également un passage difficile, parce que cette fois-ci, c’est Ciera que l’on pensera morte. Alors qu’elle est juste grièvement blessée, il est évoqué qu’on lui a retiré le foie mais qu’il repousserait tout seul avec le temps… Ce qui est vrai en plus ! Elle a une énorme balafre sur le ventre, mais visiblement, aucun autre organe n’a été touché. Pour Thane c’est la tristesse car il la croit morte, jusqu’à leur dernière mission où il la retrouve. Toujours aussi têtue, Ciera refuse de le suivre (alors qu’elle peut se faire passer pour morte la bougresse), j’imagine qu’elle ne se pardonne pas ses actes et surtout elle le dit elle-même : je ne veux plus vivre. Manque de bol, Thane aussi est têtu. Thane c’est littéralement le bon gars, celui qui se porte volontaire et qui souhaite aider les autres. Il n’a pas vraiment d’ambition comme Ciera, c’est aussi pour cela qu’il a très vite vu que l’empire n’était pas aussi saint qu’il le faisait croire. Il est également ce qu’on pourrait qualifier de tête à claque, ne montrant jamais quand il ne va pas bien et optant pour un sourire niais. Son regard est remplit de gentillesse et il semble le genre à voir le positif facilement. On voit d’ailleurs sur les planches que Ciera a un regard plutôt vide, comme quoi elle n’est déjà plus que l’ombre d’elle-même.
Je pense que Ciera se doutait déjà qu’elle ne soutenait plus vraiment l’empire. Le premier déclic aura été le départ de Thane, le second, l’accusation à tort envers sa mère et enfin le dernier et grand coup, celui de rencontrer l’empereur Palpatine. Elle a bien compris que cet homme n’avait rien de bon en lui, elle aurait déjà dû s’en douter en rencontrant Vador d’ailleurs, mais elle avait laissé son avis de côté. Tous ses événements lui ont enfin fait comprendre pourquoi Thane était parti, elle s’est même mise à penser à faire de même. Mais elle ne peut pas déserter, elle le sait, si elle le fait ses parents voire sa planète entière en subiront les conséquences. Déjà que leur situation actuelle est clairement dangereuse, elle ne souhaite pas en rajouter une couche. Elle le comprend encore plus en voyant que son ami Nash est devenu totalement fou et près à tout pour l’empire. J’ignore si elle s’est vu dans son regard (car elle n’a jamais été aussi extrême, elle pensait faire le bien, lui, il sait qu’il va faire le mal). Nash a sans doute commencé à perdre la tête avec la destruction, sous ses yeux, de sa propre planète. Refusant de croire qu’elle a disparu pour rien, il a alors trouvé une justification et décrété qu’ils étaient fiers d’être mort pour l’empire (j’en doute beaucoup perso) et qu’il serait prêt à en faire de même tel un mec bien endoctriné. Ses deux personnages ont eu un peu le même point de départ, mais le chemin qu’ils ont choisi n’est clairement pas le même. Ciera est un personnage qui tente de rester fort et qui se retrouve aussi les fesses entre deux chaises, ne pouvant pas quitter l’une pour l’autre. L’action de Thane lui permettra de rester en vie et d’enfin quitter l’armée de l’empire, même si elle devra en assumer un peu les conséquences…
[...]
https://sunread26.wordpress.com/2025/...
Extrait :
Dernier tome pour cette série, ce qui fait que j’en ai terminé 19 cette année ! Comme je l’avais commencé et qu’elle était assez courte, j’ai fait en sorte de la lire assez vite. Sinon après, ça a tendance à trainer (coucou Origin et Jagaaan) et je ne me souviens plus du début de l’histoire… C’est aussi toujours l’occasion de se dire si on garde la série ou non, alors que tant que je ne l’ai pas lu, elle reste. Dans le cas présent, je pense la garder, elle me fait un peu la même vibe que Rogue One. En même temps, elle se trouve à la même époque…
Le tome reprend sur la confrontation entre les rebelles et les soldats de l’empire. Les rebelles pensaient juste faire une petite séance d’espionnage, mais ce n’était qu’un piège de la part de l’empire. Un piège qui devait en amener un autre, mais manque de bol pour eux, ils s’en mordront les doigts (puisque cette dernière bataille sera celle où les deux têtes de l’empire mourront avec le célèbre : je suis ton père). Pour Ciera et Thane se sera également un passage difficile, parce que cette fois-ci, c’est Ciera que l’on pensera morte. Alors qu’elle est juste grièvement blessée, il est évoqué qu’on lui a retiré le foie mais qu’il repousserait tout seul avec le temps… Ce qui est vrai en plus ! Elle a une énorme balafre sur le ventre, mais visiblement, aucun autre organe n’a été touché. Pour Thane c’est la tristesse car il la croit morte, jusqu’à leur dernière mission où il la retrouve. Toujours aussi têtue, Ciera refuse de le suivre (alors qu’elle peut se faire passer pour morte la bougresse), j’imagine qu’elle ne se pardonne pas ses actes et surtout elle le dit elle-même : je ne veux plus vivre. Manque de bol, Thane aussi est têtu. Thane c’est littéralement le bon gars, celui qui se porte volontaire et qui souhaite aider les autres. Il n’a pas vraiment d’ambition comme Ciera, c’est aussi pour cela qu’il a très vite vu que l’empire n’était pas aussi saint qu’il le faisait croire. Il est également ce qu’on pourrait qualifier de tête à claque, ne montrant jamais quand il ne va pas bien et optant pour un sourire niais. Son regard est remplit de gentillesse et il semble le genre à voir le positif facilement. On voit d’ailleurs sur les planches que Ciera a un regard plutôt vide, comme quoi elle n’est déjà plus que l’ombre d’elle-même.
Je pense que Ciera se doutait déjà qu’elle ne soutenait plus vraiment l’empire. Le premier déclic aura été le départ de Thane, le second, l’accusation à tort envers sa mère et enfin le dernier et grand coup, celui de rencontrer l’empereur Palpatine. Elle a bien compris que cet homme n’avait rien de bon en lui, elle aurait déjà dû s’en douter en rencontrant Vador d’ailleurs, mais elle avait laissé son avis de côté. Tous ses événements lui ont enfin fait comprendre pourquoi Thane était parti, elle s’est même mise à penser à faire de même. Mais elle ne peut pas déserter, elle le sait, si elle le fait ses parents voire sa planète entière en subiront les conséquences. Déjà que leur situation actuelle est clairement dangereuse, elle ne souhaite pas en rajouter une couche. Elle le comprend encore plus en voyant que son ami Nash est devenu totalement fou et près à tout pour l’empire. J’ignore si elle s’est vu dans son regard (car elle n’a jamais été aussi extrême, elle pensait faire le bien, lui, il sait qu’il va faire le mal). Nash a sans doute commencé à perdre la tête avec la destruction, sous ses yeux, de sa propre planète. Refusant de croire qu’elle a disparu pour rien, il a alors trouvé une justification et décrété qu’ils étaient fiers d’être mort pour l’empire (j’en doute beaucoup perso) et qu’il serait prêt à en faire de même tel un mec bien endoctriné. Ses deux personnages ont eu un peu le même point de départ, mais le chemin qu’ils ont choisi n’est clairement pas le même. Ciera est un personnage qui tente de rester fort et qui se retrouve aussi les fesses entre deux chaises, ne pouvant pas quitter l’une pour l’autre. L’action de Thane lui permettra de rester en vie et d’enfin quitter l’armée de l’empire, même si elle devra en assumer un peu les conséquences…
[...]
January 15, 2024
Contains general spoilers for the whole series.
The last volume managed to still bring out some beautiful artwork. A bit morbid that in each volume one of the most impactful panels involved the demise of a planet/planet-like structure. First seeing Alderaans destruction from an Alderaani perspective, then the wreckage of the first Death Star hovering in space and now here, Ciena, thinking of somewhat retiring, unexpectedly being engulfed in the light of the exploding second Death Star.
What I wish the story entailed more of is Ciena having more admirable reasons to remain with the empire. While this is the story of Ciena and Thane, Thane tends to get the spotlight. It's Thanes' story of becoming a good guy rebel and the switch to Ciena happens to show us what the empire is plotting. Thane gets to grow and evolve during the story. We do get a look into Ciena's thoughts but as previously mentioned they rarely show positive sides of her. Ciena witnesses the empire's manipulation and evilness again and again and again. It destroyed her friendship with Thane and later on Thane himself. Her mother was put on trial and convicted. Her home planet seems to be polluted and devoid of its previous liveliness. When Thane explained that he left due to seeing how people fear the Empire and witnessing it enslaving people she wasn't able to counter it. Her conviction being based on wanting revenge for her friend who perished with the Death Star seems rather one-dimensional and downright naive considering she said herself that the empire sent her to the wreckage on purpose to inflict hate in her. I really wish there was better reasoning. Like considering Ciena used to be a second-class citizen on her planet and she believes the empire brings a certain equalness and opportunities with it. Or she deeply believes the corruption is from singular individuals who need to be weeded out and that people like her can improve the empire. Feelings of responsibility for the people she works with and those who work under her.
I do appreciate that Ciena ended up in prison and didn't get a standard happy end. And Thane and her did at least have a heart-to-heart and we do love some communication.
Only thing I outright disliked is the ending since it reminded me of the existence os the sequels.
The last volume managed to still bring out some beautiful artwork. A bit morbid that in each volume one of the most impactful panels involved the demise of a planet/planet-like structure. First seeing Alderaans destruction from an Alderaani perspective, then the wreckage of the first Death Star hovering in space and now here, Ciena, thinking of somewhat retiring, unexpectedly being engulfed in the light of the exploding second Death Star.
What I wish the story entailed more of is Ciena having more admirable reasons to remain with the empire. While this is the story of Ciena and Thane, Thane tends to get the spotlight. It's Thanes' story of becoming a good guy rebel and the switch to Ciena happens to show us what the empire is plotting. Thane gets to grow and evolve during the story. We do get a look into Ciena's thoughts but as previously mentioned they rarely show positive sides of her. Ciena witnesses the empire's manipulation and evilness again and again and again. It destroyed her friendship with Thane and later on Thane himself. Her mother was put on trial and convicted. Her home planet seems to be polluted and devoid of its previous liveliness. When Thane explained that he left due to seeing how people fear the Empire and witnessing it enslaving people she wasn't able to counter it. Her conviction being based on wanting revenge for her friend who perished with the Death Star seems rather one-dimensional and downright naive considering she said herself that the empire sent her to the wreckage on purpose to inflict hate in her. I really wish there was better reasoning. Like considering Ciena used to be a second-class citizen on her planet and she believes the empire brings a certain equalness and opportunities with it. Or she deeply believes the corruption is from singular individuals who need to be weeded out and that people like her can improve the empire. Feelings of responsibility for the people she works with and those who work under her.
I do appreciate that Ciena ended up in prison and didn't get a standard happy end. And Thane and her did at least have a heart-to-heart and we do love some communication.
Only thing I outright disliked is the ending since it reminded me of the existence os the sequels.
May 26, 2023
As the story finishes up, it's a strong reminder that love really can conquer all. If an Imperial and a Rebel can allow their love to last beyond the conflict, there will always be hope.
Highlights:
- Ciena unconsciously defends Thane's X-Wing from being destroyed. He escapes. AND she realizes that she will always love him.
- At the battle of Endor, Ciena suffers a major injury and it takes her over a year to recover. Thane believes she is dead this whole time.
- At Jakku (see the Aftermath Trilogy!), Ciena is given a promotion to Captain of a Star Destroyer. Corona Squadron (Thane's) has been told to capture a Star Destroyer and The Force must play a role in their destiny, because it is the ship she is captaining. He is able to save her before the ship crashes into the planet.
- Ciena is captured as a War Criminal and Thane goes to see her. They finally proclaim their undying love and he promises to wait for her until she is freed.
Such a wonderful story! Really happy I read all three Volumes on the same day.
You should definitely check this out or read the novel. Rare to find such a complex love story in Star Wars that doesn't involve characters we already know.
Strong recommend.
Highlights:
- Ciena unconsciously defends Thane's X-Wing from being destroyed. He escapes. AND she realizes that she will always love him.
- At the battle of Endor, Ciena suffers a major injury and it takes her over a year to recover. Thane believes she is dead this whole time.
- At Jakku (see the Aftermath Trilogy!), Ciena is given a promotion to Captain of a Star Destroyer. Corona Squadron (Thane's) has been told to capture a Star Destroyer and The Force must play a role in their destiny, because it is the ship she is captaining. He is able to save her before the ship crashes into the planet.
- Ciena is captured as a War Criminal and Thane goes to see her. They finally proclaim their undying love and he promises to wait for her until she is freed.
Such a wonderful story! Really happy I read all three Volumes on the same day.
You should definitely check this out or read the novel. Rare to find such a complex love story in Star Wars that doesn't involve characters we already know.
Strong recommend.
February 3, 2024
The conclusion of the Manga adaptation of Claudia Gray's novel, encompassing the Battles of Endor and Jakku.
Upon discovering that the Empire has constructed a new Death Star, Ciena's disillusionment becomes complete but her strong sense of duty nevertheless ends up placing her in command of the Star Destroyer Inflictor. Amid the final clash between the Empire and the fledgling New Republic, Thane launches a desperate bid to save the life of the woman he loves.
This book's most interesting element is Ciena's journey, in which she finally comes to understand the evil that the Empire represents but finds that her role as an Imperial officer is so core to her life that she can't escape it. In juxtaposition to that is seeing the formerly cynical Thane fully embrace his role in the Rebellion and New Republic.
It has to be said, however, that this book feels the weakest of the three and I similarly felt that the original novel didn't have as strong an emotional payoff as these two star(wars)-crossed lovers perhaps deserved.
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Upon discovering that the Empire has constructed a new Death Star, Ciena's disillusionment becomes complete but her strong sense of duty nevertheless ends up placing her in command of the Star Destroyer Inflictor. Amid the final clash between the Empire and the fledgling New Republic, Thane launches a desperate bid to save the life of the woman he loves.
This book's most interesting element is Ciena's journey, in which she finally comes to understand the evil that the Empire represents but finds that her role as an Imperial officer is so core to her life that she can't escape it. In juxtaposition to that is seeing the formerly cynical Thane fully embrace his role in the Rebellion and New Republic.
It has to be said, however, that this book feels the weakest of the three and I similarly felt that the original novel didn't have as strong an emotional payoff as these two star(wars)-crossed lovers perhaps deserved.
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April 24, 2024
A good conclusion to the manga adaptation of one of my favorite Star Wars novels. It doesn't quite reach the level of the book, but is pretty solid as far as changes in medium go. Thane and Ciena are great characters, and their story is captivating as it follows along the major events of the original trilogy. As this is an adaptation of the novel, there really isn't much difference in the strength of each volume.
June 8, 2025
The end to a story that tries too hard and so never becomes what it could be. The relationship between the main characters is never fully resolved and the story beats mostly follow the movies (I think I'm somewhat alone in disliking this. It seems very "sel-insertion" to me). The story movies quickly from one scene to the next and could use some more extended scenes. Much of it is melodrama.
But was it fun? Yeah, sure, it was a good ride. I don't know if I'll remember it though.
But was it fun? Yeah, sure, it was a good ride. I don't know if I'll remember it though.
January 28, 2024
Really easy to read and it was fun to look at the artwork, but please don't read this manga series and neglect Cluadia Gray's amazing novel. They changed a few things, but mostly stuck to the story, so if you just need a quick review of events that took place in the book, then check it out.
My rating: 3 Stars
My rating: 3 Stars
July 2, 2023
Chronique complète
Que c'était bien ! La conclusion, bien qu'un peu abrupte, est une réussite.
Que c'était bien ! La conclusion, bien qu'un peu abrupte, est une réussite.
July 29, 2023
This was a satsfying concluding volume. It wraps everything up and hints at what is to come. The art remained very good and it was a blast seeing this story and these characters in a graphic medium. I would be very happy to see more of the Star Wars stories make their way to manga format.
November 26, 2024
This ends pretty nicely and ties into another couple movies. The biggest problem with this book is its brevity. Big moments are quickly moved past to get to more big moments. So it's hard to feel any sort of impact from them.
June 16, 2025
There’s no denying that Claudia Gray is one of the best Star Wars authors today. This adaptation is perfect and I’d do anything to find out what happens Thane & Ciena. I like to imagine they went home and got to live a quiet life. 🥹
March 26, 2023
Nice ending to the trilogy. Thane still goes to the end of the system just to see if Ciena is alive or dead. There is truth in fighting for your beliefs.
May 4, 2023
5 stars
😭😭Every. 😭😭Single. 😭😭Time.😭😭
😭😭Every. 😭😭Single. 😭😭Time.😭😭
May 7, 2023
J’ai le cœur brisé, j’ai fini tous les livres en rapport avec l’histoire de Ciena et Thane… 💔
June 3, 2023
I am the Disney Star Wars Apologist, I will consume.
July 18, 2023
Une belle surprise ce manga ⭐️❤️
J'ai presque envie de m'intéresser aux romans canons de chez Disney.
J'ai presque envie de m'intéresser aux romans canons de chez Disney.
September 5, 2023
Je ne savais pas que Star Wars était décliné en manga, même si cela est l'adaptation d'un roman.
Une histoire d'amour impossible dans cet univers, cela ne peut que fonctionner !
Une histoire d'amour impossible dans cet univers, cela ne peut que fonctionner !
November 5, 2023
THE ENDING ARGHHHHHHH
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