Broken

This is the Return of the star wars i know and love. Adventure. Good vs evil. with a bit of the heroes self doubt and darkness thrown in for good measure. Cade Skywalker the scion of the Skywalker Legacy faces off against an Ascendant sith Empire Reborn. There are Sith Knights, Jedi Knights, and Imperial Knights is this series Three factions of force wielding. lightsaber swinging Good and Evil Characters as well as those we would call grey like cade.

I was pleasantly surprised when I read this book. Despite introducing all new star wars characters I think that the storyline is appealing and innovative in certain way. I also appreciate that the sith dogma of there only being a master and an apprentice is not kept in legacy. This allows there to have more lightsaber fights between jedi and sith lords which are illustrated in great detail. Anybody who is a star wars fan will probably enjoy this book

This is a really fantastic book! It's like all of the factions and rules in the star wars canon were mixed up in a salad, and then reassembled. You will definitely be surprised at how things have ended up. The line between good and evil is blurred. This allows Ostrander and Duursema to create some very interesting flaws in character development. Also, the Rule of Two is broken in this era which allow the creative team to come up with some very varied Sith! Anyone who is a fan of Knights of the Old Republic (games) will really enjoy this book.

loved this book, highly recommend it to anyone who loves star wars and likes to take a look beyond the movies.

One of the best Star Wars comics to come along in years. Recaptures the spirit of the original trilogy very successfully without rehashing the plotline and proves that the series doesn't really need the movie characters to tell stories well (hear that, Del Rey?). Some of what makes it so fun is the way it stirs up the combinations of the archetypes the reader is already familiar with such as Imperial, Rebel, smuggler, Jedi, Sith and puts them together in all-new permutations.