While this issue does deliver the madcap adventures of Han and Chewie, along with their beloved banter, it also teases a major plot point for the future of Star Wars comics, and while we already know it won't change the status quo of the original trilogy, it becomes just one more clue towards a major event that all Star Wars comics readers have been looking forward to. Read Full Review

The series continues to be a kind of easy fun with what it's doing while making me wish that I felt for it, or at last some of its supporting characters, more. I disliked the Tarkin interlude the previous time around as it just felt like needless fanservice as I'd rather see something new or at least pedestrian instead of that. What we get here focuses on the way Han's luck goes as he gets a better idea of what's really going on here and the way forces usually line up against him. It's light and breezy but connects better overall this time around with what it needs to do as it's pretty economical in getting it all done and to the point it needs to for the finale in the next issue. Read Full Review

After discovering the true nature of the artifact they now carry, Han and crew must decide their next move. However there will always be more obstacles to overcome in the next and finial issue. Read Full Review

As with the soon to be completed Bounty Hunters series it may be best to wait until the trade paperback is out rather than start reading this now. Read Full Review