‘Star Wars Adventures: The Will of Darth Vader’ Released Next Week!

Star Wars Adventures: The Will of Darth Vader is no longer being released in August… it’s now coming out next week!

I seriously urge everyone to pick up this book. I had such a great time writing Vader and I couldn’t be much happier with how the script came together on this one. A few people have been worried that Vader will be less menacing or less powerful in this book. Trust me; Vader gets to be Vader; the Vader I know and respect (and fear), one of the greatest bad guys of all time. And the supporting character in this book, Luca, gets away with more than you would expect from an Adventures tale.

Gun fights, space battles, pathos and humor.

Get this book!

I will be over at the San Diego Comic Con when it’s released… I imagine I’ll be able to find a copy there. I’ve been waiting for the release of this book for a very long time.

You can see a preview for The Will of Darth Vader right here – with art by Brian Koschak.

Full SDCC appearance schedule coming soon…

Tags: Al Barrionuevo, Brian Koschak, Colin Wilson, Star Wars: Adventures The Will of Darth Vader, Star Wars: Invasion, The Authority, The Will of Darth Vader, Tom Taylor

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Once a professional juggler and fire eater, Tom Taylor is now a multi-award-winning playwright whose works have been produced across four continents (it’s hard to get a gig in Antarctica). However, theatre, like crime, doesn’t pay.
Fortunately, Tom has found his way into writing a bit of film, some TV and, the greatest storytelling medium there is, comics.
Tom currently writes for Dark Horse Comics, DC Comics and Gestalt Publishing.
He is the writer of several comics including the ongoing STAR WARS: INVASION series, THE AUTHORITY, THE EXAMPLE and ROMBIES.

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