Pilastro Stool

Marsoni

M251S

$166.50

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Pilastro StoolUnearthed from the archives of previously unrealised designs by Ettore Sottsass, Kartell relaunched the Pilastro Stool as part of the Kartell goes Sottsass A Tribute to Memphis collection in 2015. An homage to the Memphis Milano design movement and its legendary founder. Available in five vibrant colours, this sculptural stool employs the unmistakable geometric forms synonymous with the Memphis design language. Designed in 2004, Pilastro was one of

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I have been consistently pleased with the Darth Vader and Star Wars comic series, and the Vader Down crossover kicks it up to 11. It is easy, watching the movies, to forget how powerful Vader truly is. Anakin Skywalker was a prophesied Jedi Hero, or phenomenal raw talent. In only a few years he outclassed Jedi Knights who had been training two or three times as long as he had, but in the Original Trilogy, we have very few glimpses of that power. Not so in Vader Down. I won't spoil it, but let's just say Darth Vader has an impressive kill count. Within the lightsaber duels, fire fights, and interstellar dog fights, Vader Down (And the rest of the Darth Vader series) still finds time to build, if not sympathy, at least understanding for Darth Vader as a character. He is still a villain, but you find yourself rooting for his success more often than not. Overall, a phenomenal read. I cannot recommend it enough.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2016

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Hoss Bonaventure

Fort Morgan, US

★★★★★ 5

Surprisingly Great Story!

Format: Kindle

This TPB takes place right after the events of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. Darth Vader comes out of hyperspace in his lone TIE Interceptor nose to nose with 2 squadrons of Rebel X Wings. Excellent action sequences ensue. This is my first acquaintance with the Star Wars Universe in Marvel comics (apart from the 80's books) and if Vader Down is an accurate representation of the quality of work, it's comparable to the fantastic job Marvel did on Stephen King's Dark Tower prequels. This was also my first digital purchase of any comic for my Kindle. While having a hard copy of the comic would be a lot preferable, the $3.99 purchase price was a bargain to own the story.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2016

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geektify

Bozeman, US

★★★★★ 5

Sooooo good!

Format: Kindle

I love how this book is set between the first two original movies. Vader is just amazing and Doctor Aphra is one of those characters I have fell in love with. I honestly felt like I was reading a scene from a movie. Such an amazing book.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2021

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Bdavius

Belleville, US

★★★★★ 4

Good, but violent - parent discretion advised

Format: Paperback

I got this because of great reviews and because I am a huge Star Wars fan. First thing, this is not for younger readers as it is extremely violent. But overall I found it highly enjoyable. The artwork is fantastic. Vader is a total bad###. The only part I didn't like, and the reason I'm taking off a star, is there was one character who (trying not to reveal any spoilers here) is essentially a mash-up of two other characters from the Star Wars saga...like somebody's kid popped the head off of one action figure and stuck it on another and the author saw that and said, hey, that would be the perfect plot twist for this story. Nevertheless, it was a fun read and I recommend it to fans of Star Wars and Darth Vader in particular.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2016