With the first issue of this series introducing us to Sav Malagan, this second installment merely continues the journey, delivering a blend of comedic antics and action-filled battles, all of which entertain the reader. Read Full Review

Rather than allowing us to get to know Kanata's crew through their actions and independent conversations, we have to go through each of them them spitting out character traits and facts to Sav. This means everyone is centered around one very dull character's perspective. It's Alice in Wonderland in space but with none of the character development for our hero. Maz also comes off as a cardboard character, here to push Sav along on his journey rather than having any depth. All of this could change in issues to come, but unless these characters are allowed to interact more with each other we are left with a bunch of descriptions of crazy characters rather than an actual Star Wars book. Read Full Review