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Star Wars: Underworld - The Yavin Vassilika

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Any of you know Meglias work, this is a mush have. Yes, the artwork is cartoony but very dynamic and animated. His style is unique, original, and the script goes well with the visuals. Anyone aware of his other works like Luuna, Superman Tarzan, Canari, etc... definitely shouldn't miss this one.

Hardcore Starwars fans might not fully like this one, but Boba Fett fans, like myself, looking for bunty hunter adventures within the starwars mythos, its a good read and a good peek for those with a taste for cartoony style that feels loose and pencil work that has a swing or spontaneity.

No grand cosmic struggles of Light vs Dark in this Graphic Novel, nor any bold tales of Jedi battling the Sith. This is a gritty, sci-fi/film noir tale of treasure-hunters, Hutt gangsters, & a double-dealin' dame named Jozzel Moffet. Han & Chewie will be lucky to come out of this with their skins in one piece.

If they DO, Jabba The Hutt will pay them a cool fortune in Imperial Credits for the artifact called the Yavin Vasilika. But first, they have to beat half the bounty hunters, smugglers & low-lifes in the galaxy, & the only thing more dangerous than their enemies are their friends!

QUICK SUMMARY:
Artwork--exaggerated, but attractive.
Script--exciting & fun, with just a touch of comedy relief.
CONCLUSION__a fun read, & a good buy.

The Hipster gives it a Thumbs Up!

The artwork is so annoying that I had trouble getting past that to a fairly interesting story. To bad the cover art is absolutely not like what is on the inside. The story includes Han and Chewy, along with their old buddy Lando. They met up with Boba Fett, Ig-88 and Dengar. This story takes place before new hope, so I give it a -1 on the timeline. Pencil get 2 stars, story 3 and inking get a 4 for a 3 star rating.. you'll want to read this one.

This graphic novel was without a doubt the worst I've ever read. The storyline was just plain stupid. The art would be more fitting for a cartoon. And the dialogue was horrible.