When the members of a Republic mission led by Senator Padmé Amidala are abducted by the ruthless Separatist General Grievous, Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi jump to the rescue. But the operation quickly goes awry, and the Jedi find themselves cut off and surrounded by an army of battle droids! Danger and deception at the height of the Clone Wars, in Star Wars: Hyperspace #1.
o Series features fan-favorite heroes, vile villains, and unexpected twists and turns, brought to you by all-star authors Cecil Castellucci, Amanda Deibert, and Michael Moreci!
o All-new all-ages adventures from throughout the galaxy!
The StoryWhile on a diplomatic mission with Senator Yaru from Kashyyyk Senator Amidala and the Wookie diplomat are kidnapped by the Seperatist. However, Yaru is able to hide his young daughter before Grievous's battle droids are able to catch her. Hearing the news. The Jedi Council dispatch Obi-Wan Kenobi and his apprentice Anakin Skywalker to launch a rescue mission. As they arrive on the planet. Obi-Wan and Anakin find Yaru's young daughter who leads them to where the separatist took her father and Senator Amidala. Read Full Review
Final ThoughtsStar Wars: Hyperspace Stories #1 is a great beginning to this new Dark Horse series. It features a story set in one of the most beloved Star Wars time periods, has some good banter between Obi-Wan and Anakin, and has some great action scenes complete with a surprising ending. Read Full Review
Overall, Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories #1has the series off to a great start. I am most intrigued by the secret storyline that will follow throughout the series. Read Full Review
With all the big ongoing Star Wars stories happening at Marvel and the TV shows on Disney+, there hasn't been much for the all-ages set for a bit. Hyperspace Stories delivers on that well enough in providing something that definitely feels Star Wars and leans a bit into the Clone Wars look a bit here and giving us a quick hit of some of the characters that time. I'm definitely on board for it because of the various creators that will be stepping in to work on it as that variety is what will be the real draw for me as a good anthology book is what's needed, especially since it can reach more casual fans and younger readers easily. This is a solid enough start and it has a whole galaxy to explore. Read Full Review
The fun is just beginning as this series kicks off. Further down the line promises stories and characters from the various eras from all over the Star Wars Galaxy. Read Full Review
The book delivers on the premise of being an all-ages anthology experience, with this issue managing to offer an engaging and entertaining standalone story. Read Full Review
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