It's a graphic novel adaptation of the first part of Season 1, which I guess is a nice refresher for those who watched it but don't want to rewatch it, but because it's mostly new characters, I don't know why someone who hadn't watched the show would pick it up. Certain items can take longer to source than the estimated week, particularly during busy trading periods and may take longer to arrive at our warehouse. However, baby yoda is drawn in a way that is so damn ugly its hard just looking at him he looks like a dried up stewie griffin that has been turned into a goblin, I'd take that animatronic puppet any day.

Die Geschichten kennt man bereits aus der Serie, weshalb die sehr verkürzte Version noch sinn ergibt. When he turns over a bounty, a child of Yoda's species, he fights everything he knows with the Guild and follows his way.W scenariuszu pojawiają się oczywiście pewne uproszczenia i uogólnienia, ale całość dość wiernie trzyma się materiału źródłowego. Despite dying in The Mandalorian " Chapter 8: Redemption," [6] The Mandalorian – The Graphic Novel of Season 1 depicts MA-13 surviving the events. This is literally a scene for scene, almost shot for shot retelling of the first four episodes of the season. Trading Address (Warehouse) Unit E, Vulcan Business Complex, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EB. This is exactly what it says on the cover: a graphic novel adaptation of the first half of Season 1 of the hit Disney+ show.

Fabuła skupia się więc na postaci łowcy nagród (Din Djarin’a), któremu tajemniczy klient zlecił wytropienie pewnego ważnego dla niego celu. Wanted by other bounty hunters and by what remains of the Galactic Empire, the infant forces the lone warrior to travel from planet to planet until running is no longer an option. Suitable for readers aged 8+, the graphic novel also includes extra features on characters and backstory.Star Wars: Timelines dates the events of " Chapter 1: The Mandalorian" and " Chapter 16: The Rescue" to 9 ABY. On a streaming TV series, this lack of characterization and explanation stuck out because there's all the time in the world by comparison. I’m not really sure who the audience for this is as hardcore Star Wars fans will have already seen the show, and I can’t see this appealing to a more casual fan. I've watched the first season of The Mandalorian twice now, so I didn't expect to find much new or interesting in this comic adaptation.

This is fine, it's nothing new, but when combined with volume 2 (which should have just been packaged together), it at least feels complete.

There is no music, and action seens must be more visualized, but this is certanly an enjoyable addition to the comics universe that any collector should invest in. I think it would be better to maybe have extra scenes or new adventures as a comic for the mandalorian, and I think adapting the show into a comic is completely redundant and lazy.