Star Wars Lost stars

Claudia Gray

Book - 2018

"The Empire can be seductive, particularly if you're an aspiring young pilot... Thane Kyrell and Ciena Ree both know this very well when they enroll Imperial Academy, eager to pursue their dreams. When Thane discovers the darker side of the Empire, though, and defects to the Rebellion, the pair's lifelong friendship will be put to the ultimate test. Will Thane and Ciena's relationship -- or even they themselves -- survive this galactic conflict...?"--Amazon.

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vol. 1: 0 / 1 copies available
vol. 2: 0 / 1 copies available
vol. 3: 0 / 1 copies available
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2nd Floor Comics MANGA/Star Wars/Lost v. 1 Due Mar 24, 2024
2nd Floor Comics MANGA/Star Wars/Lost v. 2 Withdrawn
2nd Floor Comics MANGA/Star Wars/Lost v. 3 Withdrawn
Subjects
Genres
Science fiction comics
Comics (Graphic works)
Graphic novels
Published
New York : Yen Press [2018]-
Language
English
Main Author
Claudia Gray (author)
Other Authors
Yusaku Komiyama (artist), Abigail Blackman (letterer)
Item Description
Description based on volume 1.
Pages numbered from right to left.
Chiefly illustrations.
Physical Description
volumes : illustrations ; 20 cm
Audience
Teen.
ISBN
9781975326531
9781975327545
9781975358679
Contents unavailable.
Review by School Library Journal Review

Gr 6 Up-This graphic novel adaptation of Gray's prose work of the same name opens with the events leading up to The Empire Strikes Back. Thane Kyrell, an expert pilot for the Rebel Alliance, reflects on the lives lost during the battle on the ice planet Hoth and flashes back to life before the war, back on the planet Jelucan. As a child, Thane becomes best friends with Ciena despite Jelucan's class divisions: Ciena's family are First Wave settlers and have remained relatively poor, while Thane's Second Wave ancestors came after and established an economy and commerce. The Galactic Empire, gaining power and prominence, promises to fulfill their lofty ambitions. The teens join the army and are submitted to rigorous training. When sabotage threatens both of them, Thane defects to the Rebel Alliance, leaving Ciena ever determined to become the best soldier in the Imperial Army. The narrative explores class struggle, racial identity, and societal disillusionment. Teen and adult readers will enjoy this tale that features favorite characters such as Han Solo, Chewbacca, Darth Vader, and even Grand Moff Tarkin. Manga-style illustrations enhance action-packed scenes with full-page explosions and magnified views of ships and gadgets. Komiyama gives the story a decidedly intergalactic feel, enlarging its scope with artwork that spills out of the frames. VERDICT Perfect for reluctant readers and anyone who enjoys the "Star Wars" franchise.-Elise Martinez, Zion-Benton Public Library, IL © Copyright 2018. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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