Grievous Star Wars Debut Is About So Much More Than Action :

Grievous Star Wars Debut Is About So Much More Than Action


Genndy Tartakovsky’s
Star Wars Clone Wars micro-series is remembered—deified even—for its action. It is all killer, no filler: the dialogue is spartan, its themes layered but simple. This is
Star
Wars and you are here for tight, explosive, bombastic action unlike anything the franchise had dared to dream of before, and rarely would after. The series’ arguable apex, its 20th chapter, is no exception.
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In the grand tradition of iconic
Star Wars hench-villains making their debut in animation, just as Boba Fett had 26 years beforehand, in April 2004—17 years ago to this day, in fact—audiences were introduced to the franchise’s next supporting big bad in General Grievous. The Grievous we meet here, beyond aesthetic choices befitting

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