Overall, it's still an absolutely stellar issue and, so far, series. Something I've said a few times to different people is thanks to this series and Soule's other current series, Star Wars comics have never felt more like an event. The quality to quantity ratio is higher than its ever been before. I'm very much anticipating the next issue of this series, and I'm hoping to see the other upcoming series meet this standard. Read Full Review

As a Star Wars fan, I'm enjoying this series so far. It's building off of the world and filling in gaps left unanswered. We know where it goes but there's still a mystery in how everything reaches the destination. This is a solid pick up for those interested in the adventures of the Rebel Alliance. Read Full Review

As the series starts to push away more and more from how the film it's launching from ended, Star Wars will find its feet. One of the big positives of this is that the Land of this time and place is going to get a much-needed expansion and it's going to be largely new and uncharted territory for a lot of people to sink their teeth into. Read Full Review

Luke's inner turmoil, which he will ultimately conquer to deem himself a Jedi Master, will likely prove to be the more exciting way the book enriches the events of the original trilogy, though all heroes' journeys will prove entertaining. Read Full Review

This is a good second issue that sets in motion a few plots to keep your eyes on going forward. Soule has a great handle on the character voices and Saiz backs him up with visuals that stand up to the films. Read Full Review

"Star Wars" #2 is an engaging adventure that understands and enhances the characters of the original trilogy. Read Full Review

Charles Soule continues his Star Wars Story, and while I love his take on the characters, this issue was a bit down compared to the first. However, it's still a worthwhile buy and read for every Star Wars fan. Read Full Review

So far, so good in the new Star Wars arc. A lot of focus on the main characters continues to be the selling point of this series, but with a new feel. It will be rough having no Han for a while, but Lando makes for an entertaining proxy, promising a new dynamic in the crew as a whole. Read Full Review

As for Luke, his journey looks to be internal as the comic foreshadows a shrouded figure in visions that may hold keys to help unlocking his potential (or a potential threat that needs to be overcome?). Worth a look. Read Full Review

Prelude:
Issue One was a great start for Star Wars in 2020. Now, let's see how Soule goes on the second issue.

The Good:
I like how Lando is trying to play everyone.

Loved the scene with Jabba.

Really interested to see where Luke goes.

Saiz's art is great.

Even the Rebel subplot is interesting.

The Bad:
Nothing.

Conclusion:
Even with three plotlines going at the same time, Soule makes it work and gives each it's fair due. Loving this series so far.

Very Lando heavy issue. Charles Soule has a good grasp on that character. This issue seems like a kickoff to an interesting mission.

Good issue with good setups. Soule knows the characters well and stays true to them. The ending was the best part