From double crosses to dogfights to empty threats and delightful banter, this final issue of the series packs everything that the previous nine issues have included into one sendoff, which also brings some exciting reveals about an iconic device that dates back to the original trilogy. Read Full Review

My expectations for a Han and Chewie series were low simply because it's material that I don't think is worth mining in general. I've struggled with it in the books, the sequel films didn't quite capture things because of the relationship dynamic they opted to go with, and this period isn't limited for the character but the paths they're going to put him on are. So it's about what I expected which again, isn't bad, it's just not that interesting to me. It's loose and light with some amusing moments, but I think it keeps missing the mark with what it does. It leans too much into the original trilogy from the wrong points rather than what we get from Han during that first meeting with Obi-Wan and how he was for most of A New Hope. Getting ROTJ Han several years prior to A New Hope just doesn't work. Read Full Review

This will be one to pick up as a trade paperback if you are super into Han and Chewie and even then there are plenty of one-shot stories you can get also. Read Full Review