Overall, Star Wars: Han Solo & Chewbacca #1 is a story that dives deeper into the man we know as Han Solo. The story Guggenheim is masterful. The art by the creative team is gorgeous. Altogether, one of the better Star Wars stories to come out since Disney bought Lucasfilm. Read Full Review

This opening installment brings in a few other characters that will complicate things, including a lawman that's being pulled into going after Han, so you know things will get more complicated as time goes on. The main focus really is on Han overall to get us to connect here as Chewie doesn't get much time overall. Greedo is nicely fleshed out a bit and it helps to add a bit more color to their infamous scene together down the line. I do like the idea of bringing Han back to Corellia, even for something like this, and to see more of his time as a scoundrel that Jabba likes a lot and rewards with plenty of work – but just enough so that it keeps him under Jabba's thumb. Guggenheim has a good handle on Han's voice and swagger and has set up a heist storyline to get things underway with that looks like it'll spiral out of control in some fun ways. I'm looking forward to seeing what comes of it. Read Full Review

Han Solo & Chewbacca #1 throws us right into the action, and it's fun seeing an edgier Han Solo trying to find that one big score. Marvel's doing a great job of showing the darker and grittier side of the Star Wars universe, and this book is no exception. Read Full Review

The mission is well under way, a new advisory is introduced, and Han stumbles upon a piece of his past. There are a lot of interesting directions this series can go. Read Full Review

First issue jitters aside, this is a pretty fun book even if the tone of Han seems a little jovial rather than sarcastic. I suppose some of this could be down to the fact that he still has high hopes for the job that gives him “more wealth than he can imagine”. The trick, like other books set mid movies, is not to stray too far from the future that the reader knows is coming, whilst offering something new. Thats may be tricker than trying to pull the ears off a gundark! Read Full Review

If you enjoyed the Life Day comic and want to see more of Han and Chewie I would recommend having a look at this one. Read Full Review

Star Wars: Han Solo & Chewbacca #1puts the spotlight on one of the most enduring friendships in Star Wars by showing Han Solo and Chewbacca doing what they did best before becoming Rebels. With a rather intriguing final page, it looks like the duo's latest adventure is about to get a lot more complicated. Read Full Review

Set between the events of Solo: A Star Wars Story and Star Wars: A New Hope, this debut issue of Han Solo & Chewbacca gives us the humorous banter and exciting escapades we'd expect from such a series, with the beloved duo embarking on a mission for Jabba the Hutt. Read Full Review