Meanwhile, back at the rebel fleet. Lobot is still being used as a link up to the old droid in order to help C3PO record the ancient language needs for the new code. Unfortunately, the effort it is taking is hurting Lobot and his friend Lando isn't happy with the situation. Leia, who is thinking of the bigger picture orders C3PO to carry on working. But when Lando objects and tries to put a stop to things. She orders Kes Dameron to take him to the brig. Will it all be for nothing? Read Full Review

Soule did an excellent job creating a story with a well-balanced mix of action while making the reader ponder an impossible dilemma. Read Full Review

Jan Bazaldua does great work with the art in the issue. Not only are the characters expressive and well detailed, but the action works to with the battle inside the Star Destroyer hanger. There are some thrilling panels to be found in this issue. Read Full Review

This Star Wars storyline is working well for me overall as I like what it's trying to accomplish with the codes as a part of trying to bring the fleet back together. We get a better handle on what's been lost here and we see how Leia is now ready to start shifting gears by going on the hunt after having to be on the run for so long and keeping everything going and everyone alive. Soule's script covers some good stuff here and I hope to see more of how Lando and Lobot deal with the fallout from it considering how Lando is in the next film. It's a solid entry in the series and I'm looking forward to seeing what's next as it change its approach. Read Full Review

This issue ends with a possible betrayal from a beloved character and possible doom for another one. The Rebels now have the way to communicate with other factions of the Alliance, but a lot can change before Leia can expect rescue for her stranded group. It would also seem Lando has made up his mind as well, but a lot can change between now and next issue for him before the arc wraps up. Read Full Review

Star Wars #11 concludes the Operation Starlight arc with some callbacks to Rogue One and some strained friendships as we see more of the Rebel Alliances dark side here, especially what theyre willing to do to survive and get an edge over the Galactic Empire. Read Full Review

Star Wars #11 might do a good job setting up future plot threads and it does have some dazzling action with solid emotional moments, but the overall absence of stakes and continued lack of meaningful narrative progression really leaves this issue feeling insignificant. Read Full Review

The word "filler" seems like the most apt description of this installment, but filler in the galaxy far, far away can still be entertaining. Read Full Review