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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Benjamin Percy (A) Stefano Raffaele (CA) Alex Maleev DARTH MAUL STARS IN HIS VERY OWN HORROR BLOCKBUSTER! A prison ship - transporting a cult known as the FINAL OCCULTATION - goes offline, and DARTH MAUL is sent by PALPATINE to investigate. What he finds on board is the stuff of nightmares!!! It's up to him to stop this profoundly dark and unstable force that wishes to bring chaos to the galaxy. Date Available: 04/24/2024
BONUS REVIEW by Kevin Healy
 'Event Horizon' is 'Hellraiser in space'. This issue is 'Star Wars in Event Horizon'. Complete with cenobites, I mean, High Priests of Madness, victims trying to cross the line between pleasure and pain, and Darth Sidious (the only thing missing in either IP). There are a lot of things to like in this issue. Benjamin Percy (Wolverine) does a nice balance of knowing his SW and knowing what he's trying to cross it with. His Maul is intelligent, independent, and instinctive. Stefano Raffaele has an art style that has a Francisco Francavilla feel without being derivative. The three color scheme (yeah, we're not debating white and black as colors here, save it for your podcast) works extremely well for a guy who's basically two thirds of the way there. This grade would have been higher if they used Maul Teeth Yellow (pantone 218) as a bonus color. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Benjamin Percy (A) Stefano Raffaele (CA) Alex Maleev DARTH MAUL STARS IN HIS VERY OWN HORROR BLOCKBUSTER! A prison ship - transporting a cult known as the FINAL OCCULTATION - goes offline, and DARTH MAUL is sent by PALPATINE to investigate. What he finds on board is the stuff of nightmares!!! It's up to him to stop this profoundly dark and unstable force that wishes to bring chaos to the galaxy. Date Available: 04/24/2024
BONUS REVIEW by Kevin Healy
'Event Horizon' is 'Hellraiser in space'. This issue is 'Star Wars in Event Horizon'. Complete with cenobites, I mean, High Priests of Madness, victims trying to cross the line between pleasure and pain, and Darth Sidious (the only thing missing in either IP). There are a lot of things to like in this issue. Benjamin Percy (Wolverine) does a nice balance of knowing his SW and knowing what he's trying to cross it with. His Maul is intelligent, independent, and instinctive. Stefano Raffaele has an art style that has a Francisco Francavilla feel without being derivative. The three color scheme (yeah, we're not debating white and black as colors here, save it for your podcast) works extremely well for a guy who's basically two thirds of the way there. This grade would have been higher if they used Maul Teeth Yellow (pantone 218) as a bonus color. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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