Overall, I had a great time with this issue. It isnt a big story, but it doesnt have to be. We have to let this brand feel smaller in scope at times. Im very excited for the next four issues. For fans that want to consume the smaller things in the expanded canon, youll definitely want to check this one out. And for fans that enjoyed Solo, this is the flashy and fun adventure youll want to go on next. Read Full Review

With spot on dialogue by writer Rodney Barnes and excellent character design by artist Paolo Villanelli, this comic should be an easy hit for the long term. Lando and L3 bicker, take a job they probably shouldn't, get into some trouble, escape by the skin of their teeth, make some jokes about capes, lather, rinse, repeat. I'm in. Read Full Review

Overall this is a really good comic by if you haven't seen the Solo film then you may be missing out some. But if you're looking for a good fun read and especially if you're a fan of Star Wars then def give this a go. Read Full Review

Credit where credit is due, this was an enjoyable issue. Not quite as good as the opening installment of the previous Lando mini-series (which is also very good - check it out) but I have to say I found this interesting. The time period, characters, look and feel of this were very different from a lot of the material you would normally read me the Star Wars line and I have to say that it is refreshing. Read Full Review

Lando: Double or Nothing#1 is a great comic to pick up after watching Soloand (and hopefully)wishing that maybe Lando and L3 deserved a little more screen time. Paolo Villanelli and Andres Mossa turn in a spectacular chase sequence, and hopefully, they and Rodney Barnes can continue to add some fun wrinkles to the opportunism versus altruism conflict that has defined Lando as a character since he mispronounced Han Solo's name for the first time back in 1980. Read Full Review

Rodney Barnes has captured Lando in fine fashion and the trouble he puts him in is perfect. I wish the art had been a little stronger and the lettering different. This isn't a perfect Star Wars book, but will please those who want to see more of Donald Glover's version of the character. I'm looking forward to more. Read Full Review

There's plenty of potential here and I'm curious to see what they'll be doing next. Read Full Review

This is a fun first issue that doesn't take itself too seriously and sets up a pretty interesting story going forward. Read Full Review

There's much to like here while also being aware of some of the finer points of the book may be lost on readers not familiar with the larger mythos. Read Full Review

Lando: Double or Nothing #1 is a flawed yet fun comic. The dialogue is mostly quite good. Lando seems shallow, but that may be some of the point. L3-37 is alright as the wet-blanket character. The art of Villanelli and Mossa looks great. The problems dont sink the comic, and I can recommend it as a fun light read. Feel free to check it out. Read Full Review

If you liked his role in Solo, here's more of the same! But it's not going to reinvent the wheel. Or"the space wheel"? Read Full Review

Rodney Barnes' plot so far has the potential to gain steam, but sometimes the dialogue can be a little clunky. I feel like L3 in particular loses some of her charm on the page. That said, it's a decent read, and I'm interested to see where it leads. Read Full Review

Lando Calrissian is the smoothest characters in the Star Wars universe. The notion is not lost in this book, but it fails to capture the same magic as the previous Lando series. It's disappointing how quickly this issue goes off the rails. Rodney Barnes is a good writer but fails to deliver with this issue. Read Full Review

Star Wars: Lando - Double or Nothing #1 has great art, but fails to deliver an enticing story. This series is best suited for hardcore Star Wars fans or those who are specifically looking to learn more about the life and times of Lando and Ellthree. Read Full Review

Solo diehards looking for a Lando fix will likely be right at home here, but anyone else might need some more convincing. Read Full Review

Double or Nothing may actually tell us more about young Lando than the Solo movie did. This issue is mostly just setting up the series, while having a really good grasp on Lando. This issue gets a big thumbs up and will hopefully be a start of a great series.

With an interesting plot, good dialog, and nice looking artwork, I enjoyed this issue and am looking forward to the next. I like that we are starting to see a more selfish Lando reluctantly joining the fight against the Empire, I'm curious how much his character will develop over this series.