A young boy—the heir to the title of Count Dooku—is kidnapped, and it’s Jahan Cross to the rescue!
When the kidnapper turns out to be a sexy female spy with whom Cross has worked before, and when her motives turn out to have the boy’s welfare at heart, Cross is faced with a decision: should he disobey his own orders from the Empire?
But first there’s a little matter of breaking out of a supposedly inescapable prison . . .
Action and intrigue that have you rooting for an Imperial agent! It'd feel wrong if it wasn't done so right! Read Full Review
This is the weakest issue so far and it still manages to present fun espionage thrills. I continue to hope Ostrander is able to find the balance between strong character development and blockbuster action. Still, I recommend the series for anyone looking to get their Star Wars fix but I wish I felt comfortable recommending it to any non-fans. Read Full Review
If you've been reading this series so far I would encourage you to give Ostrander and Co. the benefit of the doubt. One missed hurdle does not mean the whole race is lost, but they do have some catching up to do in order to reach the full potential of this story. Star Wars should continue to enjoy the adventures of Jahan Cross, he is truly a unique addition to Dark Horse's stable of comics. Read Full Review
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