eh, an okay storyline that came off like a lesser Clone Wars TV show episode. ( )

It's not often that the new Marvel canon novels or comics have completely swung and missed. This book is unfortunately one of those cases.

Frankly, the epilogue and a short flashback to Windu's apprenticeship are far more interesting than 90% of the comic. It just leads to a story that pales in comparison to the standards set by Soule or Gillon. What makes it worse is that Windu and a Clone Wars era story are ripe for the picking. Instead, we get a straight-up Clone Wars episode that ultimately conveys very little. ( )

Spring 2020;

I wanted to like this one a lot more than I did. Abou 1/3rd of it had me incredibly enraptured by the first trilogy debate of the Jedi Order going from peaceful advocates to the men and women who would become Generals of the Separatist/Clone War. It's such an interesting concept to watch any number of them arguing and figuring out within themselves. ( )