Genolet delivers some great art in the issue. The visuals are fun, engaging and thrilling. Read Full Review

While the previous issue started strong for me, I knew things would become a bit dicier as we got into the meat of the story because it's going to play to some very familiar tropes. Slapping some Star Wars characters onto it doesn't really change much of it but it is fun to play in another corner of the larger galaxy for a bit. Mostly, I'm just glad for more time with Holdo because I've felt invested in the character since their first book appearance ahead of The Last Jedi's release and am glad to see some smart use of someone from Leia's past that has been there for her for decades beyond the core group. Soule has her down pretty well here and I'm curious to see where else they'll go with it and this story. Read Full Review

Having stumbled into a lost frontier with physical and social laws all its own, the rebels cant predict what will happen next. They will do what they must to return home. Read Full Review

There's surely opportunities in the future for the book to return to more repetitive ground, but this chapter surely has us excited for the more bizarre and unconventional paths ahead of us. Read Full Review

It's not must-read material by any means, but it did pique my interest about where this story might go. Read Full Review