Home / Star Wars Rise Of Kylo Ren #2
Wil Sliney's art looks rushed compared to his other Star Wars work for Marvel. That's not the biggest problem on hand. The BIGGEST problem is the dialogue taken directly from movies, being reused to give the reader a sense of familiarity. That familiarity is (almost) always wasted when a licensed title follows this practice. It's much worse here as the issue is Skywalker heavy, featuring Luke declaring himself the last jedi, and using his awful regular Earthling Human speech patterns from 'Last Jedi' (in which he sounded nothing like himself or any other character in Star Wars). The 'Star Wars for everyone' approach here, rather than an 'everyone for Star Wars, a thing that has existed for over 4 decades', is tired and worrisome at the same time.
