Star Wars #21

This is a pretty solid story, which gives us a little more insight into who Poe Dameron's parents were. Read Full Review

Castiello and Rosanas deliver some beautiful art on every page of this issue. The visuals are dynamic. I loved the use of shadow throughout and the details were beautiful. Read Full Review

I've been looking forward to this storyline getting some main focus and attention and Soule doesn't disappoint here. It's largely about Shara at this point and seeing her adventure on the Star Destroyer while in hiding is a whole lot of fun. Soule keeps it simple and efficient but with enough fun little bits that give it some good color and trappings, all while setting up for Kes to step in. Castiello and Rosanas have a great looking book overall and I'm definitely enjoying the way all of this unfolded visually, though I wish a bit more had been done to show how disturbing the closed-off sections were like. Read Full Review

A largely contained story, this adventure makes for a welcome break from the main narrative of Star Wars, shining a light on an underutilized character while also offering a compelling story of espionage. Read Full Review

While this is not really that action-packed of a story and kind off in its own storyline in terms of plot I would still recommend it if you are enjoying the storyline for these particular characters and want to find out what they are up to. Read Full Review

There is still a lot of story to tell in this series. Leia and her crew need to come up with a plan to save Han. Meanwhile Luke is still not ready to confront Vader. Shara and Kes need to be reunited. But knowing these Star Warriors, they are certainly equipped for their tasks ahead. Read Full Review