Star Wars: The Fall Of Kylo Ren #1
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| Writer | Charles Soule |
| Artist | Will Sliney |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
THE LEGACY OF VADER CREATES A NEW EMPIRE OF FEAR!
KYLO REN returns from devastation, wielding total fury! As GENERALS HUX and PRYDE tear THE FIRST ORDER apart with treacherous ambition, Kylo cuts through their schemes with merciless clarity. His wrath forges unity through fear and unleashes a SUPREME LEADER neither general can escape... nor survive disappointing.
A pivotal turning point for Kylo, Hux and Pryde — essential reading for every STAR WARS fan.
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10
Nerd Initiative - TravisComicHaven
Aug 12, 2026I love everything about this first issue! The character development of Kylo fulling taking over as Supreme Leader while trying to bury his past is so compelling. Making his grand appearance and laying down the “Kylo Ren” law to the First Order will make you want to jump to attention and join his forces. Stellar storytelling combined with exceptional artwork makes this a must have for Star Wars fans. Do not miss out on this new series! Make sure you pick up this debut issue from your local comic book shop today! Read Full Review
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9.5
Fanlight Zone - Josh Allen
Aug 12, 2026Charles Soule is back with a series that Star Wars fans CANNOT MISS! A phenomenal story with artwork that will leave you stunned make this an issue you do NOT want to miss out on! Read Full Review
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7.5
AIPT - Jonathan Waugh
Aug 12, 2026While it contains the same great character work Soule has been known for in his work with the character, Fall of Kylo Ren #1 struggles to make a dramatic impact when we know the fates of the characters involved. Read Full Review
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4.0
ComicBook.com - David Harth
Aug 12, 2026I’m not super into the sequel trilogy, but I always liked Kylo Ren. He’s a classic Star Wars character, a person who fell to darkness and is full of doubt. There’s a lot to love about him and I was hoping to find some of that in this comic. However, it never really got there. This book doesn’t reveal anything new about anything, which hurts it a lot. It fails as a flashback comic for this reason. There’s barely even a hook to get readers to come back. This issue is sold entirely on the merits of it being Star Wars, because there’s nothing else interesting to it. Read Full Review
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