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Star Wars: The Mandalorian (2022) (Single Issues)
Star Wars: The Mandalorian (2022-2023) #6
The prisoner! The Mandalorian is part of a crew of mercenaries springing a convict from a prison ship.
33 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 14, 2022
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November 13, 2023
❥ 4 stars ☆
This is basically ❝The Mandalorian❞ TV series made into a comic, and a summary of each episode from ❝The Mandalorian❞ is made into a comic issue, and there are no new stories in it.
Star Wars: The Mandalorian (2022-2023) #6 = ❝The Mandalorian – S1.E6 ∙ Chapter 6: The Prisoner❞.
Don’t read it if you haven’t watched the TV series first, if you don’t want to see all of the spoilers.
Grogu is the cutest character and one of the best if not the best character in the TV series, and the TV series is definitely worth watching only for his cuteness. The comic version of Grogu could definitely be cuter and it sadly doesn’t live up to the cuteness of Grogu in the TV series.
This is basically ❝The Mandalorian❞ TV series made into a comic, and a summary of each episode from ❝The Mandalorian❞ is made into a comic issue, and there are no new stories in it.
Star Wars: The Mandalorian (2022-2023) #6 = ❝The Mandalorian – S1.E6 ∙ Chapter 6: The Prisoner❞.
Don’t read it if you haven’t watched the TV series first, if you don’t want to see all of the spoilers.
Grogu is the cutest character and one of the best if not the best character in the TV series, and the TV series is definitely worth watching only for his cuteness. The comic version of Grogu could definitely be cuter and it sadly doesn’t live up to the cuteness of Grogu in the TV series.
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January 4, 2024
"It was okay / I liked it." - 2.5 star rating, rounded up to a 3.
So... yeah, this is another 'adaptation' series, aka a 1:1 copy of the original content (film/show) just translated into comic book form. I feel like that should be part of the title to be fair and set expectations to readers. "Star Wars: The Mandalorian Comic Book Adaptation (2022-2023)"... there, fixed.
The biggest issue with these adaptions is pacing. Unless you are going to do a 30+ issue comic book series, these are naturally forced to go at a drastically faster rate than their big screen counterparts. This is no different, feeling like its flying by at 3x speed.
As a huge Mandalorian fan who has watched the show 3 times now at the time of this review, so much key dialog and crucial content is missing from this issue... hard for me to give this above a 3. I get it though - this is how comic adaptations go.
The pacing here is whacky for sure. It starts off feeling really good - quite possibly even great for the first half. The whole pre-prison break mission build-up and was really in synch... but then at the end it just explodes by at lightning speed, really pulling this back down to at least a 2.5.
Again... they artwork continues to lack consistency. Some images are so beautiful I want to immortalize it forever within my phone via digital storage... other sections are so bad I could do better and I am the farthest thing from an artist. I find this painfully unacceptable in a 2022-2023 comic, where some of the 1970-1980 comics had more love, care, and attention than some of the crap seen here.
I probably should round this down to a 2, but my love for the Mandalorian is creating a self admitted unfair bias to instead round up.
Onward.
So... yeah, this is another 'adaptation' series, aka a 1:1 copy of the original content (film/show) just translated into comic book form. I feel like that should be part of the title to be fair and set expectations to readers. "Star Wars: The Mandalorian Comic Book Adaptation (2022-2023)"... there, fixed.
The biggest issue with these adaptions is pacing. Unless you are going to do a 30+ issue comic book series, these are naturally forced to go at a drastically faster rate than their big screen counterparts. This is no different, feeling like its flying by at 3x speed.
As a huge Mandalorian fan who has watched the show 3 times now at the time of this review, so much key dialog and crucial content is missing from this issue... hard for me to give this above a 3. I get it though - this is how comic adaptations go.
The pacing here is whacky for sure. It starts off feeling really good - quite possibly even great for the first half. The whole pre-prison break mission build-up and was really in synch... but then at the end it just explodes by at lightning speed, really pulling this back down to at least a 2.5.
Again... they artwork continues to lack consistency. Some images are so beautiful I want to immortalize it forever within my phone via digital storage... other sections are so bad I could do better and I am the farthest thing from an artist. I find this painfully unacceptable in a 2022-2023 comic, where some of the 1970-1980 comics had more love, care, and attention than some of the crap seen here.
I probably should round this down to a 2, but my love for the Mandalorian is creating a self admitted unfair bias to instead round up.
Onward.
March 1, 2023
One of my least favorite episodes of the show, and the comic looks visually inferior.
March 3, 2023
A more than enjoyable issue for an episode I didn't exactly care for. That's what I mean by the storytelling varying so wildly from book to book.
April 20, 2023
Great!
Great addition to this particular Aries. Read right through it. Definitely gets five *****’s! Cannot wait to read more issues!
Great addition to this particular Aries. Read right through it. Definitely gets five *****’s! Cannot wait to read more issues!
December 28, 2022
The book was ok. The artwork was great, but the encapsulated story moved at such a pace, that had you not watched the episode, you would have been lost in the fast pace. I would prefer original stories over ones that I already know n
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