Princess Leias stealth squadron is together again, just in time to fight for their lives. The Star Destroyer Devastator launches an all-out attack on the Rebel fleet! Meanwhile, Vaders secret agent realizes what it could mean to fail the Dark Lord. And, on Coruscant, Han Solos luck may be changingunless . . . well, unless it isnt . . .
In conclusion, I loved this issue. The entire story happens so fast that you'll be lucky not to get whiplash. I honestly couldn't be happier with the result. I guess that we'll just have to wait and see if all the risk was worth the reward in the end for the rebels. See you next month. Read Full Review
Of course, there's one other thing a comic can give you that live action never can: it brings back those original characters, unaged and fresh and exciting as ever. If only the real world worked the same way! Read Full Review
Probably too late to jump on but definitely look for this when it is collected, this a great book for most Star Wars fans out there and especially for those who have stayed away from the expanded universe for fear of being lost. Read Full Review
Star Wars #11 is yet another really good comic book that pushes its narrative toward a forthcoming conclusion. So grab a blaster or a lighstaberandfind a nice quiet place to read. Recommended. Read Full Review
Star Wars #11 is filled with the right kind of action for Star Wars fansfast-paced and exhilarating. This reader was engaged from cover to cover. Read Full Review
Could have been epic, but its lack of sound destroys its perfection. Read Full Review
"Star Wars" #11 hits all of the right notes to be a successful "Star Wars" story and gives every fan's favorite character some panel time. Granted, R2-D2 gets short shrift, but his presence is certainly inferred in the battle between TIE Interceptors and X-Wing fighters. Wood and D'Anda bring plenty of energy and tingling uncertainty to this chapter between films, but more importantly, they breathe life and vitality into their character contributions. As strongly as Wood captures the spirit of the original trilogy, he matches that in deepening the Expanded Universe. "Star Wars" #11 is simply another solid read in what has been a great series filled with wonderful characters. Read Full Review
Fans of space battles, X-Wings, and Interceptors should enjoy this issue as much of it has to deal with in space that our main characters (not surprisingly) manage to survive. With all but Han Solo's story wrapping up it will be interesting to see what direction the series takes from here. Worth a look. Read Full Review
a kick ass issue that really makes me love what Wood is doing for us OLD fans of the ORIGINAL Star Wars. I do wonder how pilots can talk so much during a firefight, but the dialog is like firecrackers and the art is fireworks. The best Star Wars product on the market, IMHO.
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