Star Wars #45

Writer Charles Soule continues to intrigue and give readers plenty to chew over with his characterizations and subplots. I enjoyed the sequence where Leia gets questioned about Lando and how she explains that his actions in betraying his friend Han Solo were not committed for selfish reasons. Read Full Review

Musabekov delivers beautiful art throughout the issue and has a wonderful sense of detail both in characters and ships. Read Full Review

It feels akin to something like Law & Order: Star Wars, which is sure to delight fans and at least intrigue plenty of others. The drawback is that the characters do a lot of telling more than a lot of showing, so it's heavy on dialogue in a way that can be overwhelming, but even if the event doesn't end up being as explosive as others, it will likely end up offering more insight into the mindset of characters we've known for quite some time. Read Full Review