It’s a small personal story of as young mans struggle to come to terms with an oppressive father figure who won’t let him express himself, by slaughtering Jedi knights. He’s a bit of a moaning twat to be honest, doesn’t come across as cool so much as whiny adolescent hitting puberty at a great rate of knots.
The writing isn’t bad though, it all holds together and the narrative pootles along a the plot sets itself up well. The art has a newspaper strip feel to it which is quite refreshing after the ink laden pages of Cyborg #9.
If you give enough of a shit about a character whose eventual bisected demise has been foretold in a celluloid tumor already you could do far worse.
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Written by Cullen Bunn, art by Luke Ross, published by Marvel
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