In terms of overall execution, "Yoda's Secret War" is the least successful of any of Jason Aaron's Star Wars storylines. It's overly long for what it is, and the art simply doesn't meet the standard set by previous arcs. That being said, at least this arc shows a willingness by the creators to experiment and subvert what readers expect from a Star Wars comic. That risky approach counts for an awful lot.
This issue certainly defies the norm as it continues chronicling Yoda's strange quest. How many Star Wars tales in any medium include feral children wielding magical spears and a mountain that literally comes to life when provoked? If Star Wars is a space fantasy saga, then this story really reinforces the "fantasy" angle.
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This issue certainly defies the norm as it continues chronicling Yoda's strange quest. How many Star Wars tales in any medium include feral children wielding magical spears and a mountain that literally comes to life when provoked? If Star Wars is a space fantasy saga, then this story really reinforces the "fantasy" angle.
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