The Yoda series has been a lot of fun overall as it's managed to be kind of low-stakes but has fit in well with the big-picture events going on. The framing elements have not been my favorite overall but it looks like it's set up to go into the finale well so that we understand more of how Yoda came to get involved, even lightly and begrudgingly, when it comes to Luke. This issue wraps things up well with the Megadroid and it's got some good action and another moment that helps to cement Anakin as an ace of a starfighter pilot. It's well-written with enjoyable dialogue and interplay between the two and Miracolo's artwork, as always, just delights with the expressions and layouts. Read Full Review

Miracolo delivers some great art in the issue. The visual style works well for the action and does a really good job of showcasing the tension. Read Full Review

Star Wars: Yoda continues to be consistently entertaining and insightful, never feeling like it's arbitrarily trying to expand upon the events of the original trilogy and instead only adding on to them, which ultimately makes for a richer experience in retrospect. Read Full Review