Darth Maul does some good stuff as it gets moving along into the action but I'm still waiting for that killer moment where it feels like the journey is worth it. The last couple of pages here hint at it and gets us closer to it but it really needs to stick the landing in the next and final issue with Maul and Eldra. I do wish Bane and the others had better roles here but there's only so much space and I'm not sure Bunn quite has Bane's voice, for example. Luke Ross does some great stuff here overall in capturing so many different types of species that are moving about while making sure that Maul and Eldra are given the most attention in their action scenes. A solid issue that has me hopeful for a strong ending that may read better as a whole than in individual installments. Read Full Review

Darth Maul #4 does an amazing job of setting up this mini-series' finale, with the fast pace and intense dialogue generating tremendous atmosphere throughout. The creative team also continue to tease a revolt from Maul's bounty hunter entourage, with the character development as a whole being a huge positive in this narrative. Read Full Review

The book still lacks a bit of the fine-tuned, cinematic quality of Marvel's best Star Wars comics, but at least there's been a marked improvement over the early chapters. Read Full Review