Dark Lord - The Rise of Darth Vader: Star Wars Book Reviews

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This is amazing. And very well written. although this book is awesome, why can’t people read the Vader comics?

Boring and long-winded. A long drawn-out chase of three Jedi across the galaxy who WON'T use the force. A dark lord of the sith who CAN'T use the force. Way too much time spent explaining the spirituality, meta-physics and religion of the force; too much history of the rise of civilizations and over complication of the past lives of the characters. The entire text of the plot could be contained in 20 or 30 pages.

Highly Entertaining!. Star Wars Dark Lord The Rise Of Darth Vader is among the most entertaining Star Wars novels I've read. There is a great story to be told about Darth Vader and the events unfolding just after (and some actually at the time of) Revenge of the Sith and James Luceno tells that story. Although this novel has a higher number of typos than any other Star Wars book I've yet read, I believe that simply doesn't deduct from the excellent story. Over all, this book is an easy read, contains a highly enjoyable story, and has an ending that couldn't be more perfect. I hugely recommend it!

Strong and Satisfying (a spoiler-free review). Luceno knows how to deliver a well-rounded Star Wars novel. This is a compelling follow-up to Revenge of the Sith¬−even after being relegated to “Legends” status. In fact, this novel’s fall from canon is a good thing, from a certain point of view. Now it’s simply an interesting “what if” story. What if a few Jedi didn’t quite get taken out with Order 66? What if Vader isn’t real happy about his bulky black armor? Through this story frame-work, Luceno crafts a well-written but far from perfect chunk of Star Wars storytelling. Dark Lord: the Rise of Darth Vader is a good conclusion to the Darth Vader trilogy, a good insight into the defeat of the Jedi Order, and a little more meat to the conclusion to Revenge of the Sith. It feels like a significant step-down as opposed to Labyrinth of Evil and the ROTS novelization, but holds its own within the larger corpus of Star Wars literature.

The Vader spin off we needed. I just finished reading this and god it’s amazing. This book explores what Darth Vader did between episodes 3 and 4, like hunting down Jedi that survived Order 66 and fighting this one jedi named Shryne. I have always wanted a Star Wars show that’s all about Vader and it looks like there already is one but in book form! Highly underrated book and I highly recommend it. #LongLivetheEU

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