• With one of our rebel crew captured and imprisoned...
• ...we turn once more to the journals of Ben Kenobi...
• ...and a legendary adventure of Jedi Master...Yoda!
Rated T
If you dig Yoda this is a no brainer must buy. The art is fantastic throughout the issue and possibly some of Larroca's best work to date. Read Full Review
Hopefully this story picks up a little more next issue because this opening chapter was really hit and miss with me. Read Full Review
Having enjoyed a lot of Larroca's work on other projects in the Star Wars realm, getting some time with him here to work with the classic crew, a beautiful splash page of Rebel Alliance ships, and then to touch back on the "old" crew prior to the Clone Wars just makes it extra special. Aaron has a potentially interesting arc coming up with this, though it should be noted Yoda can be a hard character to work with as a primary figure, and I'm excited to see what's next and what blending in the present we'll get to keep that storyline moving forward. There are a lot of moving pieces here but just getting to disconnect from the era of A New Hope for a while and focus on something pre-Clone Wars and pre-Anakin is pretty exciting. Read Full Review
Aaron's obligatory flashback between story arcs still holds up as well as it does when he does it in The Mighty Thor. I mean, what's the point of a rich, well known sci-fi/fantasy world if you don't play with it? Read Full Review
All in all this was a really entertaining issue that I didn’t want to end. I loved Aaron’s portrayal of all the characters, new and old, and Larroca’s art was near perfect. If you haven’t been reading this series but want to give it a try this issue is a pretty good jumping on point to join in the fun. Read Full Review