Melo delivers some beautifully detailed art in the issue. The visuals are tonal perfect and manage to convey both the qualities of the character and the action of the world. Read Full Review

I didn't go into this series which expectations because I understood what kind of project it was and what limitations it was likely under. What I got was a number of standalone tales with a good framing that allowed us to see more tales about Obi-Wan across his life. That made for some stories more enjoyable than others, though this last one has the least Obi-Wan in it while trying to say something about how he never gave up being what a Jedi is. There are plenty of complications that come from this character being expanded upon instead of a mystery and it generally makes him more problematic because of his focus in how he protects Luke. But the individual tales themselves were a lot of fun overall and I like getting more time in the Clone Wars era period with him. It's pretty nicely done overall and I liked the rotating cast of artists that worked on it and the variety to the tales overall. It was a nice complement to the recent live-action limited series. Read Full Review

While most issues of Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi explored his past, this issue took place in the present, showcasing how, even when discovering the true face of the evil forces tasked with killing him, Obi-Wan shows humility and wisdom to help take care of someone in need. Read Full Review

The suns have set and risen again on old Ben, and thus ends this series. Soon to follow will be a new series about the greatest of all Jedi, Master Yoda. Read Full Review

I would consider getting this one in a collected edition with the other entries in the series if you were going to get it. Read Full Review