A new beginning for the Old Republic! The Republic and the Mandalorians are at war, and some of the Jedi are joining the fight! One Jedi, peace-loving Zayne Carrick, has found himself on the front lines against his wishes. And when Zayne is captured by the Mandalorians while storming beaches with the Republic troops, he suddenly is forced not only to fight, but to fight alongside the enemy.
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John Jackson Miller is a relative newcomer to comics, but has written for The Simpsons and Crimson Dynamo previously.
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IN MY OPINION THIS STORY IS OK BUT THE PREVIES TALES WHERE AWESOME.I WAS WAITING FOR SOMETHING MORE GREAT AND HEROIC.SO I GOOD STORY BUT NOT THE ONE THAT SOMEONE WOULD READ AGAIN AND AGAIN.
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where's the gang?
14 Dec 2012
By Enjolras
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To me, the KOTOR comics were defined by the camaraderie between Zayne, Jarael, Gryph, and Rohlan. In this War arc, it's clear that John Jackson Miller was going for something different. Yet, it feels a bit too different. I loved KOTOR precisely because the ensemble worked so well. Here, Zayne is alone with a Republic crew captured by Mandalorians. There are some decent characters, and captain Morvis undergoes a profound change, but overall none of the other characters can fill the gap.
Moreover, Zayne himself is acting a bit odd. While it was always clear that Zayne didn't glorify violence, in this book he's a fervent pacifist. So much so that he hinders his own side to save Mandalorian lives. It just seems a bit too far a step for Zayne's character development. We never saw him nearly so averse to violence in the previous 50 issues of KOTOR. I think Zayne reaches an interesting place philosophically, but the series would have worked better if we'd seen Zayne progress to that state of pacifism, rather than just begin the story with him there.
Overall, War is still worth reading for KOTOR fans. It's Zayne and it's clear he's got more room to grow as a character. I just hope the next KOTOR series reunites the band;
Moreover, Zayne himself is acting a bit odd. While it was always clear that Zayne didn't glorify violence, in this book he's a fervent pacifist. So much so that he hinders his own side to save Mandalorian lives. It just seems a bit too far a step for Zayne's character development. We never saw him nearly so averse to violence in the previous 50 issues of KOTOR. I think Zayne reaches an interesting place philosophically, but the series would have worked better if we'd seen Zayne progress to that state of pacifism, rather than just begin the story with him there.
Overall, War is still worth reading for KOTOR fans. It's Zayne and it's clear he's got more room to grow as a character. I just hope the next KOTOR series reunites the band;
4.0 out of 5 stars
and the fight goes on...
19 May 2013
By Tookie
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John Jackson Miller concludes the Knights of the Old Republic saga with volume ten War. After the events of volume nine, Zayne is finally out to fend for himself, though he is not alone. Zayne is on the frontlines of the Mandalorian war to protect every person he can, no matter what side they are on, everyone deserves to live through his eyes. The only problem is, it appears the jedi of the Republic are actually jedi of the Mado'ade! This is not the best of stories within the series, but it is a nice conclusion for Zayne Carrick. I give War 3.9/5 stars. Now its time to move on to Knight Errant.
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It's Okay
23 Feb 2013
By Michael Douglas Leonard
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The comic was okay, I did not much care for the art and story arch, not as good as its predecessors.
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