Daze of Hate, Knights of Suffering (Star Wars: Knights of the Old…

by John Jackson Miller

Series: Star Wars (3963 BBY), Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (volume 4), Star Wars: the Old Republic era (3963 BBY)

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Title	Daze of Hate, Knights of Suffering (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Volume Four)
Author	John Jackson Miller
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Tags	sf, star wars, kotor, comics
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Your review	This is essentially two separate stories. The first, Daze of Hate, wraps up the exogorth and Adascorp storylines from Volume Three. Camper gets a nice end, but other than that, this is pretty perfunctory. It almost suffers from character/faction overload, the story feels somewhat muddled, and the exogorth threat was always more goofy and abstract than anything else. Bong Dazo's dreadful pencils and inks don't help much, either. Fortunately, things pick up in Knights of Suffering, which sees the return of the fabulous Dustin Weaver to the art chores of the series at long last (even if the trade does credit Dazo for his work!). This is a return to the KotOR of previous volumes, in no small part thanks to Gryph, whose presence had been sorely lacking. Zayne gets some good romancing, and there's thrilling hijinks aplenty as he faces a member of the Jedi Covenant down back where the series started so long ago, on Taris. A bit of a mixed installment overall, but KotOR is still one of the best Star Wars comics ever published.
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Publication	Dark Horse (2008), Paperback, 144 pages
Publication date	2008
ISBN	1595822089 / 9781595822086
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Dewey	741
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Date acquired	2008-10-01
Date started
Date finished	2008-10-01
Summary 1	Daze of Hate, Knights of Suffering (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Volume Four) by John Jackson Miller (2008)
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Number of copies	1
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