Ziemniaczane Pole Komisarza Seva

Ziemniaczany Przegląd Komiksowy - kwiecień 2025

·33 min·3 clips
Kylo Ren sees Darth Vader in a vision and asks how to become like him, receiving a stark answer about self-reliance.
The episode is a solo review of Star Wars comics released in April 2025, focusing on Marvel and Dark Horse publications. Host Michał 'Komisarz Sev' Ogrodowicz begins by apologizing for the delay, as the recording was done in early May. He starts with Legacy of Vader Volume 3, detailing Kylo Ren's captivity under Gardula the Hutt and his vision of Darth Vader, which motivates his escape and transformation. Ogrodowicz praises Charles Soule's storytelling for its minimalism and efficiency compared to Greg Pak's work. Next, he covers Jedi Knights Book II, where Mistreda and Vetna Monkress investigate biological research on Veros, leading to a discovery of Alien-like creatures in jars; he notes the inclusion of a subplot about Qui-Gon Jinn being targeted by an unknown assassin. The host then moves to The High Republic comics, discussing Fear of the Jedi Issue 3, which features the Battle of Eriad and the surprise appearance of flying Nameless that spread darkness. He critiques the prolonged battle and expresses curiosity about how Cavan Scott will handle this twist. Ogrodowicz also reviews The High Republic Adventures Issue 17, focusing on Farzal's character development as he overcomes self-doubt with help from a vision of his master, noting Daniel Jose Older's recurring themes. He highlights a one-page Battle of Eriad comic by Alicia Wong and Elisa Romboli, praising its emotional depth in depicting forgiveness between friends Gavi and Drigid. The episode covers The Rise of Skywalker comic adaptation, where Rose Tico explains Palpatine's fleet through imperial invoice analysis, and Ogrodowicz comments on its supplemental value. He discusses new series like Code Breaker, featuring Podameron and BB-8 before Episode 7, and Ghost Agents, which involves Asajj Ventress and Embo. Throughout, Ogrodowicz provides personal opinions on art, storytelling, and franchise continuity, ending with a call to action for viewer engagement.
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