Star Wars Adventures: Tales From Vader's Castle #4
| Writer | Cavan Scott |
| Artist | Derek Charm, Robert Hack |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Tales from Vader's Castle puts a spooky spin on your favorite characters from a galaxy far, far away...
This exciting weekly series explores the hidden corners of the Star Wars universe and features Rebels stars Hear, Kanan, and Chopper; Obi-Wan Kenobi and Count Dooku; Han Solo and Chewbacca; the Ewoks; and of course, Darth Vader -all under the shadow of Vader's Castle!
Fans will be excited to discover these creepy stories by fan-favorite writer Cavan Scott with art by the greatest talent from across the galaxy, including Derek Charm, Kelley Jones, Chris Fenoglio, Corin Howell, Robert Hack, and Charles Paul Wilson III!
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CRITIC REVIEWS
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10
ComicBook.com - Patrick Cavanaugh
Oct 24, 2018This issue is the clear standout so far, delivering horrors that are tame enough for young audiences yet macabre enough for adult readers. Read Full Review
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7.0
SciFiPulse - Patrick Hayes
Nov 04, 2018This issue's story is a fun callback to a forgotten corner of the Star Wars Universe, but the visuals do not help it. This is the first major miss for this series and I'm hoping the finale is better. Still work a look-see for those that remember the adventures of the ewoks from the 80's. Read Full Review
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5.0
Multiversity Comics - Tom Shapira
Oct 29, 2018The art's good and the story is a breezy enough read, but this wouldn't give the chills even for a seven-year-old, nor will it teach them any aspiring lessons. Read Full Review
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4.0
Forces Of Geek - Atlee Greene
Oct 29, 2018Darth Vader is up next in the series' conclusion. As far as this issue is concerned, it was a miss where a hit was was needed to balance things out in the positive column. Read Full Review
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3.0
Comics: The Gathering - Kaasen Koy
Oct 24, 2018Tales from Vader’s Castle #4 must have been the short straw of the story ideas and neither the writer nor the artists are on their game for this issue. As a young Star Wars fan’s read with a Halloween twist, it’s boring. As a monster story or a new delve into the forest moon of Endor, it offers no explanation for the cause of its events nor any Star Wars detail worth knowing. So far, Tales from Vader’s Castle has been defined by its hit-and-miss nature and followed every good issue with a bad one. The best thing I can say for this issue is that it put its tally in the “miss” column and hopefully cleared the way for the final issue to finish that pattern strongly. Read Full Review