This is the Star Wars story that no fan of the original trilogy can afford to miss-an all-new adventure set in the dangerous underworld of the war between the Empire and the Rebellion!
A lieutenant to one of the most powerful gangsters in the galaxy, Wyl Tarson is a master of lying, cheating, and stealing-and a hero of the Rebel Alliance! For years Wyl has been acquiring valuable information for the Rebellion through his employer Raze's expansive criminal network. That is, until Raze discovers Wyl's second life as a Rebel spy. Now, subjected to a mysterious procedure, Wyl has become a prisoner in his own body, subject to Raze's e more
In addition to having a number of interesting characters, this issue of Rebellion shares a number of other traits with the original trilogy that makes it worth reading. The humor is definitely there, particularly in exchanges with Razes flunky, Drybal. Intrigue is also present; what is on Ahakista that everyone wants? Why did the Empire hide it there? And, of course, are Wyl or any of his compatriots going to survive this? Considering that none of them are regulars of the Star Wars universe, all bets are off. Read Full Review
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