• Across the galaxy, DOK-ONDAR is known as the procurer of the rarest antiquities in the universe. But the most priceless of his relics come with a darker cost.
• And with the First Order's hunt for the hidden Resistance heating up, planet Batuu might soon turn into the most dangerous place in the galaxy.
• Journey to BLACK SPIRE OUTPOST and discover an early look at the themed land coming to Walt Disney World and Disneyland this year.
• Guest starring the bounty hunter GREEDO and notorious gangster JABBA THE HUTT!
Rated T
I would say that this is a good example of an anthology story done right. A lot of the times the stories can come across as rushed or unimportant because they have a much smaller page count than a miniseries or ongoing but this was an engaging story that felt full and satisfying. Read Full Review
It's great to see Greedo in action and the book's object of desire is revealed. I really liked the story, giving this infamous second shot (that's right, I went there) his due as a gunman. The visuals are good, creating excellent action and great looking aliens. The colors were a bit too pale, muting some of the dynamic panels, and the letters continue to contain the flaws of previous Star Wars books. The latter two elements don't hurt the book considerably, but this could have been a classic tale. This is one to track down. Read Full Review
Three stories come together nicely in this blast from the past Star Wars tale with plenty of surprises. There's a key bounty hunter that literally steals the show and will have fans cheering. Read Full Review
The issue is a solid one as this series feels like it's improving. The ability to blend together so many eras of Star Wars is impressive. At the same time the issue really drives home it's writing its own new addition to that history. This is becoming a surprisingly fun series that's a perfect summer read. Read Full Review
Reading more about Greedo's fate makes for an entertaining adventure, despite not really offering much information about the Black Spire outpost, so while the book has a solid mix of action and humor, the concept of the series still feels squandered. Read Full Review
While Sliney's art and Sanhez-Almara's colors are bright and attractive, narratively this series doesn't seem to know what it is trying to achieve. If it is flashback style tales that are desirable then last issue did this in a much more controlled way. If original stories told at Galaxy's Edge are the end goal, then we have barely gotten to know the characters in the two issues to date. If it is selling tickets to a Galaxy's Edge Disney theme park then I'm not sure this comic format will work unless the stories become a lot more gripping in the remaining installments. Read Full Review
Features some deeper characters that don't always get explored. The reveal at the end may mean that we have more in store for the main story.
An average story mostly but the ending does make the next issue quite intriguing.
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