While I admire the tie into the larger events of what's to come I do wish the book had just stood alone overall. There was no need to bring in characters like Aurra or Lash at this point nor to go to this being a foundational part of Jango being the pick for the cloning program, which obviously has a lot more story to tell. I don't mind these stories being explored but this needed just a lot more of a serious (and more mature-level) kind of approach both in script and artwork to give us something more meaty. But it leans into the space opera side, which isn't unexpected, and handles it fairly well while playing hard on the “everything's connected” angle that's strangling a lot of projects these days. It's not bad but it could have been a lot more than just a project like this. Read Full Review

This series isn't going to win over anyone who isn't already a fan of Jango Fett and this point in time in the saga, though absolutely meets the expectations of the assignment, in the sense that it places prominence on bounty-hunting battles over mythology-changing reveals. Read Full Review