Infinities: Return of the Jedi

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	Paperback: 104 pages
	Publisher: Dark Horse (August 18, 2004)
	Language: English

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Customer Reviews: Currently 5/5 Stars. by: Doug J. Mack (United States) on Monday, 27-April-2009 I really have enjoyed the Infinities version of all three of the original Star Wars movies. I have always like the What If? type of comics and stories and this is a great example of good What If? storytelling. If you are a big fan of the three original movies then you will really appreciate these books. by: Doug J. Mack on Monday, 27-April-2009 Currently 3/5 Stars. by: Charlie Black (United States) on Friday, 21-December-2007 The Infinities line of Star Wars plays as a What If? storyline of the original trilogy of the saga. In this third installment, which I thought was one of the better ones, came a little short of being great, in fact the three books come out this way. In Jedi, it is very interesting to see how things wouldve played out if something different had happened. It was good to see this, but one of our favorite characters is sort of incapacitated, and the ending wasnt that good either. Also to note is that I thought the three books would be tied together storywise but no they are stand alone stories, a bit disappointing, but in general it was good and entertaining. by: Charlie Black on Friday, 21-December-2007 Currently 4/5 Stars. by: Frederic (Norway) on Sunday, 13-May-2007 well, i have always liked infinities comics, they are funny, witty and adds alittle interesting twist to they Star wars movies are played out. But with this magazine i was not that impressive, it seems very rushed...things are left out and they move too fast trough the plot making is a lesser comic...but not a bad one. When compared to the the other Infinities these does not have that many leggs to stand on, but it does stand and for a normal star wars fan its a good buy, but do not expect to be awed. Hopefully a next issue of the inifinties will perhas be done abit better. I would give it a 3, but since its star wars with a twist i will ok it for a 4, just because its star wars :p Enjoy by: Frederic on Sunday, 13-May-2007 Currently 3/5 Stars. by: Ian (California, USA) on Tuesday, 17-October-2006 Its not easy to rewrite the star wars universe. Case in point: Imagine that you have to rewrite Return of the Jedi. You may change one event, one moemnt, then let your imagination flow. The possibilities for what may happen are almost endless. But the important thing is, no matter what you come up with, its important to take the time to tell your story well. As with the previous two installments of the infinity line of star wars comics (A new hope and the empire strikes back, or IANH, ITESB), the folks at Dark Horse take the classic film and change one event, then see where the story goes. Remember the moment where Leia, disguised as Bossh, armed a thermal detonator in Jabbas palace? What would happen if that detonar...well, detonated? With that simple change, the story of Return of the Jedi changes. There is no skiff sequence, no rancor fight, and sadly, one of the most beloved charachters is vaporized as a result (and no, its not Bib Fortuna). From there, the story continues towards its final moment...the final battle of the rebel alliance and the galactic empire above the endor moon. What sets Return of the Jedi, infinities apart from IANH and ITESB is its story. While the first two departed from the established story line greatly, IROTJ sticks fairly close to what happens in the film. Luke still fights Vader on the death star, the rebels still have to blow up the generator on Endor, and Vader must choose between following his master, or killing his children. Instead of the big details, its the little ones that are changed. Because it sticks closely to the established story, this entry in the infinities line isnt as compelling or fascinating as the previous two. Dont get me wrong, its still entertaining, but its just not as compelling as IANH or ITESB. There are great moments, such as how the bunker is destroyed, Han getting out of the carbonite, and what happens to Vader, but the one thing I noticed the most when reading this comic was the feeling that it was rushing as quickly as it could towards its conclusion. As I said ealier in this review, if youre going to tell a story, try to tell it well. From the moment the rebeliion heads towards the Endor system, the book picks up the pace and doesnt let up, going at mach 4 towards the ending. And in the end, this is what harms the story the most. It just goes too quickly. Theres no real sense of how vast the final battle is, or how compelling the emotional fight is between Vader and Luke. one example is a description on the back of the book. Were told, what if the ewoks fought both rebel and imperial?. Indeed, the ewoks attack the rebels...for all of two panels, then they vanish, never to be seen again, and with no impact on how the story plays out. Moments where the potential for emotional drama is high stop two panels short, stopping these scenes dead in thier tracks. Going really fast is not always the best option when youre telling an action story, as it is possible to go way too fast, as is the case here. But even with the speed and pacing issue, IROTJ is still a fun read. The artwork is unique, looking like a strong blend between hand drawn and computer enhanced, and the final page of the comic, with what happens in it, is sure to put a huge smile on any star wars fans face (but to reveal it would be criminal). Now the big question...to buy, or not to buy? Im really not sure what to say here, except that your best bet is to find this comic in a store, read it, then decide if you want to buy. Just like with the issue of bringing the fluffy ewoks into existance in the star wars universe, you either like it, or you dont like it. by: Ian on Tuesday, 17-October-2006 Currently 5/5 Stars. by: James W. White (Rochester, New York USA) on Monday, 11-April-2005 If you are a fan of alternate history, youll really enjoy this. Just a minor change in plotline and you find the story just as entertaining as the original. by: James W. White on Monday, 11-April-2005

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