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Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith #1

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, Volume 1

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Battles rage in space, armies clash on alien worlds, heroes become martyrs, and friends become enemies; the galaxy is forever changed!

24 pages, Library Binding

Published September 1, 2009

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Profile Image for Elwin Kline.
Author 1 book11 followers
May 11, 2025
"Really liked it." - 4 out of 5 star rating.

It's Revenge of the Sith (RotS) in comic book form.

100% straight forward, with nothing new added and zero risk... this is the only reason why I am dropping this back -1 star, as its just more of a good thing - but doesn't offer anything new.
Profile Image for Andy Hickman.
7,466 reviews54 followers
January 27, 2019
Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: Vol.1
“Good, Anakin, good! I knew you could do it! Kill him. KILL HIM NOW!” – Chancellor
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Profile Image for Gemma Martín.
1,038 reviews4 followers
July 6, 2025
Este comic es buenísimo.
Sinceramente entre la novelización de M.W. Stover y el comic de M. Lane acaban de rellenar los huecos que la pelicular ignora o no tubo tiempo suficiente para plasmar.
Profile Image for Rick Silva.
Author 14 books75 followers
January 28, 2016
My son is rapidly learning to love all things Star Wars. Today, he brought this graphic novel adaptation home from the school library (which has a pretty decent graphic novel selection, considering the library is relatively small overall).

This is a 24-page hardcover edition that was originally released as a standard-format comic book. The hardcover treatment is because this is a library edition, although it still seems a bit excessive. They couldn't wait and at least put all four issues in one hardcover to give the complete plot of the movie?

It is a nice-looking book, with a classic-style painted cover by Dave Dorman that evokes the Tim Hildebrandt Star Wars movie poster.

The story, well, it is what it is. None of the Star Wars prequels were all that good, and this one is generally considered the best of a bad bunch, but the action here comes off as either lacking in drama or having drama that is overly forced. Palpatine and Anakin have not subtlety, and no nuance, and the background political discussions form a kind of dull, droning infodump.

Interior artist Douglas Wheatley does a good job of adapting the look of the film, but his reliance on small panels makes the story feel rushed and misses opportunities to play up dramatic moments.

Without some big splash-page art, my son was ready to wander off before we finished this.
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