The final part is very directly related to the 2nd and this covers the Inquisitors and Vader being tasked to find and capture Jedi Master Jocasta Nur, the Chief Librarian. It shows us how Vader 'trained' (maimed) the Inquisitors and the nature of the missions they undertake.

This was interesting because the Inquisitors are fairly new to the lore, but it was well explained. The second half of this story covers Vader going on missions with the newly created Inquisitors and teaching them the ropes. Hubris seems such a fundamental nature of the Jedi that their fall to the Sith is not surprising anymore. Not only was this Jedi a true badass, but the conflict between him and Vader was also superbly written. This then takes him on a quest to locate and find a hidden Jedi Master, a combat expert who has left the Order. A Sith can never be given a lightsaber it must be taken. While Vader had his old saber, Sidious insists he must forge his own. Sith lightsabers are very similar to their Jedi counterparts, but the difference is that the Sith feed their pain and hate into the khyber crystal and make it bleed red. Not only understanding how to focus his pain and rage into sheer power, but he must build his own lightsaber. The first part of the story revolves around Vader truly becoming a Sith Lord. I do mean that literally, as the very opening scene is the one where Vader rises in his new form. The events in this volume take place almost directly after the end of Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. It collects the first 12 issues of the Charles Soule 'Darth Vader' comics. I have read this series before, in single issues, and was very glad to get my hands on this HC Deluxe edition.

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