Firefly #29

Firefly #29 is pretty solid. I do enjoy this whole adventure with Kaylee in charge. Sure, we are missing some of the crew, but at least the story is staying with just this team. We are not pinballing around the 'Verse and that allows this story to take root. The feels keep being hit and Pak's dialogue is top notch. I am ready to see what happens next. Things are looking shiny. Read Full Review

Firefly #29 is quite the visual feast as the art team gets to delve deep into the forgotten and broken but still flourishing realm of Earth. But the overall story feels somewhat disjointed and almost like it's treading water ahead of something else that it really wants to get to but has to do the foundation building for first. Read Full Review

It’s difficult to know how this story arc will pan out, or whether or not the original TV series would have covered this if it hadn’t been prematurely cancelled. It’s the closest to classic Firefly that this series has achieved in a long time, but whether or not that will keep readers coming back for more is up in the air. The art looks great though, and almost justifies the cost of entry. Read Full Review

All in all, it's a solid enough entry in the continuing comic book misadventures of the Serenity and its crew members. Read Full Review