There are a good number of moving parts with all of this but it's the two lead Jedi that are making it an interesting story. I'm curious to see more of their past – and hope we have more series with them in the future – but I'm also enjoying the present storyline as well. It's a familiar concept with how everything is setup but it delivers it well both in script and with some really great artwork. I particularly like the way we see things play out between Barash and Engel and that we get good sequences out of both of them regardless of whether they're together or apart. Engel's definitely got the kind of style and approach that I want to see more of and to see more of how Barash operates. I'm surprised at how much I'm enjoying this book. Read Full Review

Between the various info dumps about characters we aren't that familiar with or are very invested in, as well as the double-crossing nature of the narrative, it's hard to invest or care much about what is going on in this issue, leaving us feeling like we won't care much how this conflict resolves itself. Read Full Review