While I don't see Tey becoming a favorite character of mine, they've at least given him a bit of weight here so that he doesn't come across as a trickster thief with a heart of gold that we were getting the sense of in the previous issue. The book does a decent job here of showing more of how the Guardians of the Whills are a problematic organization, at least from Tey's point of view, and it certainly lines up with how problematic the Jedi here are on Jedha as well. It's a complicated setting and I hope it's something that Cavan Scott gets to explore more and that it's not just a big action/adventure book as the chance to do some defining work is possible with how little has truly been done in this era, and how it can impact things in the future. Read Full Review

We only hope that this issue helps get some exposition out of the way to make for a more cohesive journey going forward. Read Full Review