Discovering the Jedi Kylo Ren Could Have Been

A New Perspective on Kylo Ren

Star Wars fans are treated to an intriguing exploration of the Jedi Ben Solo never became, thanks to Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #12. This issue serves as a captivating conclusion to Kylo Ren's quest for understanding Darth Vader's legacy and power.

Unfortunately, what awaits him in Vader's vault is a glimpse of the heroic Jedi he might have been. This narrative offers a more fulfilling resolution than the one depicted in the sequel trilogy.

The Official Synopsis

According to Marvel Comics, the synopsis states:

"KYLO REN REACHES THE DARKEST DEPTHS OF HIS JOURNEY! KYLO REN battles his way through the darkest corridors of VADER'S CASTLE! Visions of VADER bring Kylo to his knees! Will the young tyrant be able to move beyond the shadow of his grandfather? Or will he be imprisoned within the LEGACY OF VADER?"

A Closer Look at Jedi Ben Solo

Originally introduced in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Kylo Ren, born Ben Solo, was mentored by his uncle Luke Skywalker. However, the pull to the Dark Side, influenced by Supreme Leader Snoke, led him away from the light. Throughout the sequel trilogy, Ren serves as both a villain and an ambiguous hero, especially in The Rise of Skywalker.

Furthermore, Kylo's narrative does not only exist in films but spans various media, including animated series and video games.

The Legacy of Vader Comic Series

Set between The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker, Charles Soule’s Legacy of Vader illustrates Kylo Ren's decline and struggle with his identity. After grappling with the repercussions of his violent actions and his connection to Rey, Kylo embarks on a dark journey across iconic Star Wars locations, including Mustafar and Tatooine.

The series showcases his ambition to harness his grandfather's power, ultimately forcing him to confront his darker impulses and his legacy.

Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #12 is available now, offering readers a chance to witness the potential hero that Kylo Ren never became.

Source: CBR