Just who is Ania Solo? Is she a lowly salvage dealer from a backwater planet, as she says, or is she an escaped prisoner and the murderer of an Imperial Knight, as the authorities claim?
After a brief up and down story arc, we're back, baby! This issue brings all sorts of entertainment value, not least of which is the smooch on the cover. More please! Read Full Review
A new story begins and this is the perfect jumping on point for anyone! Read Full Review
Star Wars: Legacy #11 may well represent the last title to delve into this corner of the timeline, and if this is any indication than this year, 2014, is going to see it go out with swagger and style. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
The characters in this series are really growing. We see Solo being more unpredictable and even reckless at times, and she may be covering her past. Sauk is full of heart and humor. AG-37 is so capable that he can throw out wonderfully deadpan lines like We are perfectly safe I am an excellent pilot. Even straight man Jao has his moments. I recently wrote about what the loss of the Star Wars franchise means for Dark Horse Comics, but Im still really looking forward to seeing what Bechko and Hardman have in store for Ania Solo and pals in the rest of Star Wars Legacy. Read Full Review
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