First, I’m going to come clean about my bias toward 3D. From the packages I opened, the 3D poster seemed to correspond to whatever issue of the micro comic there was. Last, but not least, we have the 3D covers and the set of 3D glasses. I’m sure each of the finished puzzles would look awesome in a frame, proudly displayed next to all of your other Star Wars collectibles. That’s what this is! It is elegant, but at the same time fun, and it also gives the collector of these cards something to strive for. Remember when you would plow your way through a boxes of cereal so you could either send away for a gift or use a component of the box itself to solve some sort of puzzle. The colors on these really give me a “cereal box”-kind of nostalgia, and I mean that in the best way. On the back of each card it becomes a puzzle piece that will eventually display a different cover of the micro-comics. The colors compliment the size and they are each very unique in terms of contrast. The comic cards are all moments and characters from A New Hope. There are 36 of these cards and there is not one you will be disappointed to get. The comic cards are what really brought me back to the days spent shuffling through comic books and/or Topps baseball cards, trying to figure out how I would negotiate that blockbuster trade for titles and players my next door neighbor had. Really top-notch preservation of the comic and the size is just perfect to compliment the rest of the contents.
I guarantee you once you open one pack you are going to want to open another.
There are 6 different issues that cover A New Hope, and they have all been given this treatment. The micro comic itself is rightfully the star of the show. Nothing was lost in the downsize and everything you would come to expect from the first-run adaptation is there. The quality of the print and colors are fantastic. Each issue has been scaled down to fit in the palm of your hand. The frames are from the re-issue Marvel put out earlier this year, but they look just as classic as the original.
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They have captured the original serial feel of Howard Chaykin’s art. The pocket-sized reprint is beautifully done. IDW Publishing was kind enough to share this with Star Wars News Net and let us have a sneak peak at a unique, awesome project.Įach packet contains: a pocket size reprint of an issue from the original A New Hope comic, a trading card that doubles as a puzzle piece, a 3D poster of the same cover, and a pair of 3D glasses. I felt a great deal of nostalgia from my 80’s childhood pouring over these. In an age of apps and online games, it’s nice to get something tangible that throws people back to the first days of Star Wars. Seriously, any Star Wars fan worth their salt would enjoy the Star Wars Micro Comic Collector Packs. This is very cool! IDW and Marvel have joined forces and put together something very special for Star Wars fans, specifically Star Wars comic fans.
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