I still need to read the Poe Dameron series itself to see how they handled him in a post-TFA period but I'm glad this one went back to his New Republic era and worked out a story there. Tom Taylor gives us a solid interpretation of the character that's likely a couple of years younger than what we've seen and the idealistic streak is welcome. Rosanas' artwork is spot on with a good handle on the space battle itself and laying out some good panels so that it flows well while keeping the focus on Poe and the other mystery ship itself. It's a simple but fun story and I like getting a look at the New Republic side and highlighting the way that the organization just isn't up to speed on the threats that are coming. Read Full Review

This is a chase in space that doesn't go far. It's competently written, illustrated, colored, and lettered, but I was just left "meh" by the entire affair. Too much visual repetition, due to a limited story, and a conclusion that features a controversial character from one of the films, makes this the weakest of the Age of Resistance outings. Just okay. Read Full Review

Read this story to get a little more Poe Dameron in your life, but beyond that don't expect a whole lot. It's a fun adventure but easily skipped. Read Full Review

At first I thought this was a bland average at best story but the ending moves it to a very good story and shows Poe’s connection with the Resistance.