The Darth Maul miniseries is proving to be among the best in Marvel's Star Wars range. Read Full Review

This issue works the auction side well with the plan B going into effect to gain the Padawan while also showing that Maul's team is becoming increasingly wary of their own fate in all of this. That's not too much of a threat considering what fans know but it's a fun read and way to get into their mindset all while getting some really solid artwork from Luke Ross that tickles a particular space opera fetish of mine in showing some creative locales and aliens. Good stuff and better than I expected it to be. Read Full Review

While not as thrilling as the last issue, Darth Maul #3 does manage to weave one heck of a great set up for the next chapter. Read Full Review

An interesting study of Darth Maul, mixing him up with a cadre of villains and a single heroine. Read Full Review

The book's art is still a high point " Luke Ross gets more out of a steely glare than Bunn does in panels of exposition " but it's still not enough to carry this tale. Read Full Review

This issue appears to mostly just transition into a storyline that should be great. The interactions between Darth Maul and this Jedi were really interesting but I wish that they would give some depth into his complete hatred of the Jedi instead of just having him hate them because he was told to.

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