Star Wars: Darth Vader: Dark Lord Of The Sith Vol. 2 - Legacy's End

Charles Soule's take on the early days of Darth Vader continues to be an absolute delight to read. While I love the series by Kieron Gillen, Soule's look at the Dark Lord's early days is fascinating especially in terms of Vader trying to find his place among the Imperial machine. The second volume follows on Vader's search to find Jocasta Nu: the elderly archivist of the Jedi Temple (a character briefly featured in Episode Two). While Vader is itching to track down other targets such as Obi Wan, the Emperor wants to force Nu into giving up the deepest secrets of the Jedi Archives. Meanwhile, Vader continues to train the Inquisitors while forming a fun back and forth with the Grand Inquisitor of Star Wars Rebel fame. The book is an absolute blast to read thanks to some stunning sequences (such as the beautiful scenes of Vader's inner meditations with his inner light side still battling to come out) and some great character moments (such as Vader announcing himself in dramatic fashion to the Imperial Grand Moffs).

In all of Star Wars I think the most interesting character is Darth Vader. His story is one of tragedy and redemption but what I like most is getting into his psyche. Fans of Vader will find the powerful Sith in his early days serving under the emperor just after the events of Revenge of the Sith in this series. This series is doing a fantastic job of showing his dive into the dark-side and his internal war against his past. This volume is a must have for Star Wars and Vader fans

This new set of stories about Vader, of which this is the second volume, is a high mark among the Marvel Star Wars lines. In my opinion, the best series are Doctor Aphra, Poe Dameron, and now, Darth Vader Dark Lord of the Sith. I can't believe how good this is. I'm not going to say much. If you read Vol. 1, then just know that the quality does not drop in Vol. 2. And, I'll give you this teaser.... Remember Jocasta Nu? She's the old librarian that Kenobi sees at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant when he asks about Camino (in Attack of the Clones). This book turns her into a very cool character. And, yes....she's a Jedi!

I think Darth Vader is an awesome character who should be explored to the maximum. His position in the star wars universe is quite ambiguous and deserves more attention.

It’s amazing. I recommend getting it

Excellent for any Vader Fan! Good read and art, storyline captivates the early days of the Empire and the Sith lords!

This is the second volume in the new ongoing Darth Vader - Dark Lord of the Sith series. It takes place shortly after Episode III, with Vader still discovering himself and Jedi still on the loose. The main story in this volume involves tracking down Jocasta Nu, the Jedi Temple archivist. I always liked the background Jedi from the prequels so it was col to see her come to center stage. I'm excited to see where her story leads. There's little hints about her new archive being used in the future. I could read (or watch) a whole series about the force sensitive children of the galaxy once the Empire takes control. The Grand Inquisitor as well as other inquisitors are shown in this volume. The Ninth Sister is introduced. I like the dynamic between the inquisitors and Vader. Vader is still defining his role within the Empire. The fear within the ranks we see in the original trilogy isn't present yet. I give this second volume a 5/5. I am more entertained by this ongoing series than the Star Wars ongoing series. I want to see more Jedi who escaped Order 66!

A must-read for people who want to see a deeper side of and more emotions from Vader, and also find out more about post order 66

Storia interessante. Valeva la pena leggerlo. E l'eBook è funzionale e ben fruibile sia su dispositivi telefono che tablet che computer.

Un nouveau chapitre de cette collection unique de récits autour de Vador. Une vision moins complaisante de la brutalité des Siths qui n enlève rien à la fascination qu' ils suscitent. A mesure que l empire se construit, Vador se découvre et s invente à travers les épreuves qu' il traverse. C est un véritable roman graphique qui apporte une profondeur nouvelle au Seigneur Noir Des Siths et à sa rédemption.

Me gusto mucho la animación, la historia revela muchos detalles del universo star wars apegado a la saga. Muy recomendable.

I really enjoyed the first TP of this series, and was a little worried if the creative team could sustain that level of quality. They did not. They surpassed it. This series has really hit a good stride here, It's really hard to put down if you are a Star Wars fan. The only two minor gripes I had with the first volume seem to have been resolved, so this was a near perfect outing as far as I am concerned. I don't want to give anything away here regarding the plot, but I gotta say it is great to see Vader interacting with soldiers and officers who do not yet know who he is, or his capabilities. And like the first volume, Soule really does a good job developing his Jedi character(s), and well, everyone else actually. Story moves at a frantic pace once it starts rolling and doesn't really let up. The art, particularly the depictions of combat and action are top notch. Truly fantastic work. Bravo marvel, bravo.

5/5 no notes. The dark and gritty look into Vader we all deserve