Name: The Fall of the Sith Empire
ISBN: 9781569713204

Kevin J. Anderson

Dario Carrasco

Now that the Sith Empire has rallied its forces to crush the Republic, their only threat is Jori Daragon, a mapper of hyperspace who happened to stumble upon the plans of the Sith and a lone woman who may become the savior of the Republic. Original.

The Fall of the Sith Empire

Dimitris Papastergiou

Much better than the last volume and that is basically because of the main villain here, but still not enough to earn more stars.

I liked Naga Sadow and still hated the main characters (Jori and Gav) who are still remaining true to themselves and they keep on being stupid making stupid decisions that make no sense and they generally just keep making everything worse. 

The dark lord of the Sith was interesting to see and I've found out I'm going to read about him and watch him in future media so that's cool

The 2 main protagonists (the dumb ones) they were bitching and crying about finding again each other since the last volume, and when they finally DID find each other here, because of a dumb reason they turn on each other? And they change decisions and feelings like it's nothing over the course of seconds? Nope.

And another thing which is the main thing that lost a full star, the whole WAR between the Sith and the Empire lasted like.. a couple of hours tops, and that sucked. Jori, the main character, was given a lightsaber like it's nothing from Jedi Masters who don't even know her, and just because she warned them about the Sith Empire coming for war which SHE was responsible for (I mean, you see the amount of stupidity here) and even so, she knows how to swing a lightsaber like it's the thing she grew up with. Meh..

Other than that the artwork was good and the end was promising which I hope it gets better on the next one!

The Fall of the Sith Empire

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