Fall of the Sith Empire
Wednesday, December 28th, 2005Fall of the Sith Empire is the conclusion to The Golden Age of the Sith (read my review here), and tells the tale of the Great Hyperspace War when the Sith, led by Naga Sadow, launched a 2-prong attack on the Republic. Gav Daragon, now Sadow’s student of Sith arts, commands the flagship on its way to attack the Koros system while another fleet attacks Coruscant.
I would have liked this story better if Gav wasn’t such an idiot. Sadow didn’t need to seduce Gav to the dark side; all he had to do was trick him because Gav was too stupid to figure out what was going on. Even when he realizes he’s been tricked one too many times and is determined not to let it happen again, he falls for yet another trick. He’s as dumb as Billy Budd — more so. Billy Budd, at least, brought destruction only upon himself and Claggert, not the entire galaxy. (Interestingly, Terrence Stamp played Billy Budd in the 1962 movie; he also played Supreme Chancellor Finis Valorum in Star Wars I: The Phantom Menace.)
The only cool thing about Fall of the Sith Empire is that the cover of each issue, when placed side by side, form a mural. I don’t know if the TPB contains the cover art, however.

In other Star Wars book news, I just got the latest book today: The Swarm War, which is the third book in the Dark Nest Trilogy. And I finally found a copy of Star Wars: Jedi — Mace Windu, a comic that I knew I should have bought last summer but didn’t.



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