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Rogue Squadron (Star Wars X-Wing) (Paperback)
by Michael A. Stackpole (Author), Allen Nunis (Illustrator), Andy Mushynsky (Illustrator)

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Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Boxtree Ltd; New Ed edition (23 Jan 1998)
Language English
ISBN-10: 0752201492
ISBN-13: 978-0752201498

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Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 1,075,145 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)
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A Star Wars graphic novel. Wedge Antilles has his hands full, fighting off Imperial fighters; his own Rebel commanders mistrust him; and the pilots under his command keep testing his ability to command.

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An extremely well written Star Wars story, 28 May 2002

By	"kredepops" - See all my reviews

I was struck with awe, when I first read this story. It's deep, tragic and tremendously exciting. It's rare in a Star Wars graphic book to have this much emphasis on the character's feelings and evolvement.

The artwork is great, it's really captures the style and action of the movies. However the last part of the book is drawn by two other artists with very different drawingstyles, and that kind of destroys the last part of the book. The inconsistency of style detracts from the enjoyment of the finale, thats why it doesn't get 5 stars. The story is still great though.

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Not bad, but..., 10 Jun 1999

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Not bad. I'm glad I finally found out how Wedge's parents got killed on their station and good to she the person responsible show his face. Apart from that though I found the storyline quite disappointing. It lacked the usual action I enjoy from Rogue Squadron and seemed a bit empty. The only other thing I liked was to finally see what Mirax Terrik and Booster Terrik looked like...

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