What can we add about The Mandalorian at this point? Millions of fans were moved by the finale of its most recent season, and not a few comments place the series as the true "savior" of Star Wars, after the controversy surrounding its last films. Russian artist Vadim Dvoeglazov decided to pour his fabulous talent into The Mandalorian, creating a series of covers that present Din Djarin and Grogu as retro comic book heroes.
A very high-level cast, solid scripts with references to classic stories that have always worked well, a character who conquered the hearts of millions around the world, and a deep knowledge of the canon have placed The Mandalorian at the top of streaming. For many fans, it is the series that saved Star Wars from the abyss. In more extreme cases, they are already requesting the retconning of the franchise to erase the last three films in one stroke. The first season took seven Emmy awards, and if we consider what the second generated, it is likely to sweep everything in its path as well.
We will have to wait almost a year to see more of The Mandalorian and its confirmed spin-offs. In the meantime, today we share an excellent work by Russian artist Vadim Dvoeglazov, who celebrates one of the best science fiction series of recent times in a very particular way: with retro comic covers. This is not the first time Dvoeglazov explores these designs, and if you visit his Instagram profile you can find covers dedicated to The Clone Wars, Batman, Logan, and many more.
