Worth a look if you are a fan of Han and Chewy or a Star Wars fan in general. Read Full Review

We don't entirely know what the future holds for this overall storyline, as this installment paired with the previous issue felt more like a two-part journey, so given that this issue feels like it wraps up a fun storyline, the sky is seemingly the limit for how many ways the upcoming installments can improve on the formula. Read Full Review

Hand and Chewbacca are back to old tricks. There is only one problem, The Millennium Falcon is still missing. I guess they will have to make someone tell them where she is. Read Full Review

Part of the challenge for some fans like myself is that we have to remember that Star Wars is many different things to many different people and the franchise has to serve all of them. This series is one that I think would work better as a series of miniseries without changes in artists along the way so that it feels more defined and coherent. I'm not against stories about Han and Chewie in this period but I want them to feel a little richer and more meaningful in establishing him at this point in time and some of those that he ran with. A nod to Maz was a given based on the films and filling in some of those blanks but it needs to really resonate in a way that there's decades of friendship ahead to build on. It's a pretty light and breezy story here that's a fun read in the moment but it's only going to take you so far. Read Full Review