A delightful little story that offers a great way into the High Republic era. Read Full Review

A great issue, but if you're thinking of getting it for a youngster give it a look first. NOT for anything objectionable, but to make sure they'll be able to comprehend it, Read Full Review

Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures #1 is a slow-burn start to a new story in the High Republic era, tackling anxiety through the prism of theStar Wars universe. The High Republic continues to impress, andStar Wars fans old and new will definitely want to give it a look. Read Full Review

The High Republic Adventures #1 held up to all the promises it made. Portraying a compelling and interesting start to this series. The fact that it can be appreciated by fans young and old is such a treasure. One that leaves room for new fans to find their way to the franchise. Read Full Review

Regardless of whether you enjoyed the sequel trilogy or were disenchanted by them, Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures #1has plenty to love about the future (or should that be the past) of the franchise. Read Full Review

The High Republic has completely sucked me into this new era of Star Wars and Adventures provides another excellent entry to the saga. Faced paced, adrenaline pumping action with an interesting group of young Jedi under the mentorship of Yoda, what more could you want? I found the suitable for all ages branding to be right on the money as it's not too childish to discourage older readers and not too graphic to scare the younger readers. Read Full Review

This is the High Republic series aimed at younger readers, and it does a great job of setting itself apart for that audience while still maintaining the stakes and scope of the overall High Republic franchise. Read Full Review

The issue ends on a cliffhanger, with the two parallel stories colliding. Zeen and the Jedi are both surrounded by the Nihil, and their leader... Marchion Ro! Ro appeared in Light of the Jedi too, and in that novel he instantly became the newest iconic Star Wars villain. And here, in comic aimed towards kids, he's making his second appearance! This is why I love this issue. It's still at it's heart a comic book aimed towards kids, but it still feels significant and important, which is something I couldn't say about the mainline Star Wars Adventures series. Beyond the awesome story, the art was also really good; again, it was much better than the art typically seen in the Adventures series, and I hope that's kept up. I can't wait for the next issue! Read Full Review

The High Republic era continues to click along, with Star Wars - The High Republic Adventures #1 being a less spectacular debut, but one that was still very enjoyable. Now please give me a clear timeline! Read Full Review

A solid debut in the 'High Republic' line. Read Full Review

Did not have too high expectations on this but it was a really good Star Wars story. Plus it’s the first cameo appearance of Marchion Ro.

Nice solid introductory story with some pretty high grade art. Definitely several steps above what I expected from the Adventures take on High Republic in both story and art.