| ISBN:1684052491 |  |
| LANGUAGE:English |
" It's okay. Short, fun stories, written for children. " Martijn Van said.
" These comics, geared for younger readers, sure are alot of fun to read. They involve some great characters in little story arcs that are so much fun. Star Wars has the capacity to reach everyone! " Ahdom said.
" The rebels story was a fun read. Art is OK. Not much more to share. " Geoffrey said.
" Another collection of adorable short stories primarily for the younger reader.It gains an extra star for having a story featuring nien nunb and shriv, honestly. But I enjoyed all of the stories. The Jawa love story was super cute. " Craig said.
"The good part of this book is a Rebels story (with Hondo Ohnaka). It's lightweight and fun, and very much like an episode of the series.
But there's also a story about Rose and a story about little Anakin. Not good.
It's nice to see Shriv and Nien Nunb in a story together. I also liked Otis Frampton's story about a Jawa falling in love with a gonk droid. It's distracting that the droid's name changes from EG-30 to RM-30 and back to EG-30, but the art is good, and I'd love to see Frampton do more Star Wars stories.
As with the other Adventures volumes, this one is fluffy and mostly harmless. It takes about 10-15 minutes to read the whole book." Neil R. Coulter said.
"An okay edition of Star Wars Adventures, actually the 2 main stories were quite good, but the Tales from Wild Space, just seem to be stories for the sake of the it. I understand putting in stories with a moral in it, heck I grew up on such stories, but the story being told does not actually add up to the actual situation that prompted the story to be told. To quote "Okay, so it wasn't a perfect analogy". So why?
The first story "Rose Knows" was okay, it had the meeting between Rose and a certain X-wing pilot. Also Rose proving her worth, and getting noticed despite not craving the limelight.
Endangered. This is the main story of the book it stars the Rebels on a mission to save some endangered animals. Following one of Ezra's plans and sources. Seriously when are those ever a good combination? Though it does make a good adventure.
The next 3 wild space stories feature (young) Anakin, doing the right thing. Then Nien Nunb and Shriv in a mission where they should have looked before they leaped, and a Jawa learning the importance about family. Apart from Anakin's story I really did not see the point of these.
Over all I would have given this 3.5 stars but because of the wild space stories not adding up I rounded down instead of up. This is a nice cover gallery section at the end of the book, but nothing really special in this volume." Khurram said.
" It's okay. Short, fun stories, written for children. " Martijn Van said.
" These comics, geared for younger readers, sure are alot of fun to read. They involve some great characters in little story arcs that are so much fun. Star Wars has the capacity to reach everyone! " Ahdom said.
