This is a fun issue overall and it kind of reminds me of that classic GI Joe issue with it done about Snake Eyes back in the 80s where there was no dialogue. Telling most of the story through just movement and action isn't easy and it takes a good artist to do it and some room to move and explore things. Messina largely nails it here and a re-read lets you soak up more of the details and how well it flows. The story itself isn't too much when you get down to it but it reinforces how far Chewie will go for his friend and what he won't let stand in his way. Read Full Review

After the last two issues largely felt like wheel-spinning fan fiction, shifting focus to Chewbacca helps the book shine and reminds readers of just how compelling both halves of the titular duo can be. Read Full Review

Han and Chewie are ready to make a getaway, but there is a big problem. The Millennium Falcon is missing and so is his father! Knowing Han, he wont be able to go without his precious Falcon for long. Time to recover it and finish off this crazy mission. Read Full Review