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Age of Rebellion · after A New Hope

Darth Vader Vol. 4: End of Games

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The final act of Gillen's run: Vader against his cyborg rivals and himself; collects issues #20–25

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Quick recap

Vader's games come to an end. Inspector Thanoth returns with news: Vader seems to have passed the Emperor's tests and won back his master's favor. But his side schemes could still bring him down at any moment, and the rivalry with the cyborg Cylo turns into open war aboard the newly built Executor. Triple-Zero and BeeTee-One go off on a bloody mission of their own. Vader, lost in Force visions, asks whether he's more machine than man. The series ends with Cylo beaten, Vader back at the Emperor's side and Aphra thrown out into space, left for dead.

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Trivia

  1. ReferenceThe Executor is coming

    While Vader faces Cylo, the Super Star Destroyer Executor, his flagship in The Empire Strikes Back, is close to launch.

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  2. Behind the scenesMore machine than man?

    One fight is internal: lost in Force visions, Vader asks whether he's more machine than man, the line Obi-Wan uses about him in Return of the Jedi.

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  3. Behind the scenesThe end

    Issue #25 closes Gillen and Larroca's series, and the volume also has backup stories by Mike Norton and Max Fiumara.

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