I believe that's not that big of a price to pay, it was a good bargain HA HA !!!!Ī graphic-novel adaptation so faithful (in plot, dialogue, and visuals) to the movie upon which it is based, it starkly lays bare the (many) shortcomings of the source material: George Lucas' screenplay is an overcomplicated, boring mess, with byzantine political machinations, thin characterization, stagnant dialogue, and fortune-cookie mysticism masquerading as "infallible wisdom" ( the more we learn about the Jedi Order, the less noble or functional it seems). I realised reading the comics adaptation 18 years later, Now, if jar jar was a price i had to pay to see Yoda, Jabba The Hutt and Darth Sidius in action one more time and to see a villain as cool as Darth Maul, so be it. I hated Jar Jar very much when i watched The Film in theaters at 1999 when i was 15 year old.
i realised i don't hate jar jar as much as i used to anymore. Especially it was not very good at totally interpret the action scenes like The Duel of the Fates, but if you watched The Film before reading The Comics, you can fill in the gaps between Panels and enjoy the comics alot more as i said before. You will enjoy the comics more if you watch The Film before reading the comics because you will know the absent little scenes between The Panels and that will make you understand what's going on so much better since comics is not very succesful at doing that, thanks to artist who draw the adaptation.
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