Star Wars Vol. 4: Last Flight of the Harbinger Paperback – 31 Jan. 2017

Recommended to anyone who might want to read creative imaginings depicting the void between episodes four and five with all the character development and conceptual savvy one could baccically hope for from a galaxy far far away!

Jason Aaron's run on Disney's primary "Star Wars" comic book series continues at a fast pace. Volume 4 begins with a tale set between Episodes III and IV, with Obi-Wan watching over a young Luke Skywalker and the Berus on Tatooine. It's well-done, and gives us a chance to see Luke starting to develop his piloting skills.The main storyline involves a Rebel plot to hijack an Imperial Star Destroyer and use it to break a planetary siege. I found those sections written from the POV of the Imperial Stormtroopers to be the strongest, affording the reader some insights into why the Imperials think the way that they do, and rendering them in greater detail than the standard cookie-cutter bad guys.My only gripe here is with the writer completely tossing physics out the window (I know, I know, it's Star Wars) and having people floating around in space with only breathing masks as protection. Even in a fantasy universe, the human body shouldn't survive in vacuum like that unless the physics of that universe work very differently than our own.With that aside, this is a fun romp set primarily between Episodes IV and V. I am very much looking forward to seeing where the story goes next.

This was very space battle based which was exciting to me cause it was classic star wars and a change of scenery instead of just going from planet to planet. Sana as a comic book regular really suits the whole gang and her loyalty to the rebellion (even though she don't wanna admit it) is amazing. Darth vade r is only in this comic for a blink and then his gone...but what a amazing impression he made! Leia and han still bittering, playing around and being cute with each other and overall? A fantastic read!

Wow stormtroopers that can hit their target, kind of . A great read in the gaps between the the films can’t wait for the next one !

Another great star wars comic with some really great art work. Enjoying this series of comics. Great storylines for the characters.

Love it! It has the star wars numbers #20-25COLLECTING: STAR WARS #20-25

This comic was marketed to me mostly as a story entirely from the Imperial perspective about an elite team of Stormtroopers and their perception of the Rebel Alliance as terrorists, something exceedingly rare in all Star Wars media. To my disappointment, although some of this was featured it did not take up very much of the volume at all. Is it too much to ask for a comic entirely from the Imperial point of view? Surely that would be far more interesting than simply yet another adventure of Luke and friends.However it should be known the artwork as always is very good.

Feels like it’s about to fall apart, crease on every corner which just ignites my OCD because I’m a avid collector of graphic novels.Quite disappointed really, item was advertised as brand new ?

Una vez más disfrutando del universo Star Wars divertido, emocionado e incluyendo explicaciones de ese periodo perdido entre películas. Explican esa zona oscura pero no es lo más importante, lo importante es que mantiene l espíritu narrativo original. MUY RECOMENDABLE

Received item on March 18, 2019 in very good condition thank you.

muito bom adorei este livro concept art muito bom mesmo eu avalei muito bom mesmo ja vi e gostei muito

Jason Aaron is hands-down one of my favorite comic book writers. The characters in his Star Wars books in particular 'sound' exactly like they do on screen, which is a tough thing to pull off for such a well-loved universe. This series is extremely well put together with beautiful art and coloring. I simply couldn't be happier with the direction that Marvel is taking. The blend of 'familiar', while keeping things unique and fresh is really well done. I also love how Aaron enhances little details from the movies that I never really stopped to think about before, providing satisfying glimpses into the stories we know and love that fit beautifully into canon. This graphic novel in particular tells some great stories without having to rely so heavily on well-established characters. Slowly developing and using auxiliary characters to further the Star Wars universe. Definitely a must read!

Appassionato della saga di Star Wars, ho comprato i fumetti di questa serie come regalo per mio figlio. Ben disegnati e dalle storie avvincenti, tutti i fumetti hanno catturato l'attenzione di mio figlio che se li e' letteramente divorati. Ottimo acquisto.