After the Battle of Yavin, Han Solo and Chewbacca intend to use their reward to settle their debts. But Princess Leia asks them to accept a secret mission for the Resistance. Mortal dangers, traitorous enemies, and thorny situations mark the path of these two heroes of the Star Wars saga.
Han and Chewie are my favourite character in all of Star Wars. I even own the original Brian Daley Han Solo books (first prints). Seeing this pair of scoundrels back in the action certainly put a smile on this old Star Wars fans face. Read Full Review
Overall, Star Wars Adventures: Smuggler's Run is a nice adventure which doesnt get too swept up in canon, and remembers to have fun. The story by Rucka is exciting. The adaptation by Worley is brilliant. The art by the creative team is gorgeous. Altogether, Star Wars Adventures: Smuggler's Run is a story that is escapism at its finest. Read Full Review
STAR WARS ADVENTURES: SMUGGLER'S RUN #1 is a brilliant translation of Greg Rucka's narrative into the comic book medium. Read Full Review
The Star Wars Adventures series from IDW is known for how accessible they are for younger readers, both in their narratives and in their art style, which makes this debut issue of the adaptation of Smuggler's Run a great way to pique the interests of slightly older readers, thanks not only to its subject matter, but also in its art style. Read Full Review
Han Solo is at it again with another adventure! Find out what trouble he is getting himself into. Read Full Review
Han Solo and Chewbacca are doing one last job for the Rebellion after the Battle of Yavin (uh huh), but of course things get complicated in an effective classic trilogy era tale. Read Full Review
Following the destruction of the Death Star at the battle of Yavin, Han and Chewie are commissioned by Princess Leia to fly the Millennium Falcon on a top-secret mission for the Rebellion, while evading ruthless bounty hunters and a relentless Imperial agent. Read Full Review
Star Wars Adventures: Smuggler's Run is nothing special. This type of Han Solo story feels like it has been told repeatedly in recent years, and while this is an adaptation of a 2015 novel, it's not this aspect that causes the story to feel trite. Read Full Review
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