Star Wars Adventures: Forces of Destiny: Hera #1

An excellent outing for Hera and Chopper that will please young readers. Action and thrills with a good message. If you know a Star Wars fan, or want to create one, this would be a good book to get them. Read Full Review

A simple but effective Star Wars title, which is aimed at a younger audience and successfully hits all the core Star Wars elements. But the addition of a large talking otter and the simplistic story does mean older Star Wars fans should avoid, but make it perfect pickup for a younger reader. Read Full Review

Hera is a good choice for the one-shot. Although Chopper looses a bit of his personality on the printed page, he does provide someone for Hera to interact with in the early pages of the issue before she begins working with the locals and helping them join the hard, but worthy, work of becoming part of the Rebellion. Worth a look. Read Full Review

Star Wars: Forces of Destiny " Hera is a fun comic that subverts the usual 'fight the Empire' story by focusing on Hera's experience as a saboteur. Grayson has a good handle on Hera's character and the art from Wildermann and Kubina really make a vibrant look for the story. Fans of Forces of Destiny should enjoy this adventure from Hera. Read Full Review

If you or a younger relative is looking to scratch that STAR WARS REBELS itch during the hiatus, this is the comic for you. The story and artwork might be simple, but that just makes it more accessible for readers who are just starting to get into comics. Read Full Review