The big draw for me with this issue was Pete Woods on the artwork. I've long liked Woods' style, but dropping him into a Star Wars book helps to elevate the book a lot. I'd love to see him do a run at something without the legacy characters and focus on the spy's spy, or give Rynn more to work with on her own and explore new things. It's a visually fantastic book with an interesting story that has been going for seven semi-complicated issues so far, which I admit is a bit hard to keep up on at times with everything else I'm reading. I'm glad to see the cast working as it does here, and not trying to fit in every legacy character constantly, so it can work something a bit more complex than usual and without some of the goofiness that you often get. I'm looking forward to seeing what comes after this and how they build on this storyline. Read Full Review