Caramagna chooses the perfect letters mixed with the perfect colors by Curiel to make the exact sound of the lightsaber killing Koth. In addition, look at Caramagna’s lettering on page 14 and see how it stands out when Vader impales Eeth Koth from behind. Together with David Curiel’s colors and Caramagna’s letters the artistic team made every panel dynamic, intense, and powerful. Giuseppe Camuncoli and Daniele Orlandini’s art was eye-catching and smooth. Each smash was lettered so largely and appeared so loud in the context of the panel. The letters during the fight scene with Koth and Vader were big, bold, and colorful. Joe Caramagna’s lettering was spot on throughout the issue. The issue concludes with Darth Vader impaling Eeth Koth from behind as he notices the Inquisitors have his baby. As the two make it to their escape vessel, they are met by the Inquisitors who take the baby alive. Koth and Vader fight while the baby and its mother tried to flee. However, when the Sith Lord arrives, he finds Koth and his newborn baby girl.

Why? Well, Vader’s mission has been to track down every last Jedi across the galaxy and slaughter them all. To see what happened the last issue, click on the writer’s name below.ĭarth Vader tracks down Eeth Koth who was a Jedi once upon a time before he went into hiding as a priest. Let’s take a look at FORTRESS VADER! WRITTEN: Charles Soule LAYOUTS: Giuseppe Camuncoli FINISHES: Daniele Orlandini COLORS: David Curiel LETTERS: Joe Caramagna WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD!!! The Inquisitors hunt for Jedi as Charles Soule opens his nonstop, action-packed installment of DARTH VADER #19 out this week from Marvel Comics.

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