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In Han Solo #5, Han’s mission to bring back Rebellion spies is on its last leg as the Empire has arrived to end the Dragon Void Run once and for all. Marjorie Liu wraps up her take on Han in this expertly done finale to a solidly entertaining and insightful miniseries, while Mark Brooks and Sonia Oback stun one last time in the art department. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Han Solo #5”
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The Millennium Falcon gets crowded in Han Solo #4 as all the spies, with each one being a potential traitor, come together at last. But will Han finish the mission or risk it all by trying to finish the race? A revealing chat with Loo Re Anno, the first of the spies to die, and the giant threat awaiting each Dragon Void Run pilot in the final leg make this an exciting lead up to the series finale. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Han Solo #4”
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Is the Empire Han Solo’s biggest threat on his mission to rescue wayward Rebellion spies or is it one of the spies themselves? Han Solo #3 deepens the mystery at the core of the story, takes a good long look at what makes Han tick, raises questions about Loo Re Anno, and introduces someone who’ll cause even more trouble for Han and Chewie…plus they still have a race to run! All those things add up to Han Solo quickly becoming my favorite new series of 2016. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Han Solo #3”
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In Han Solo #2, the Dragon Void Race turns sideways and unexpected guests appear, putting Han and Chewie’s mission for the Rebel Alliance in jeopardy. The creative team continues to fire on all engines for this series, as issue #2 provides plenty of compelling reasons to continue reading, including big questions surrounding a certain new character. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Han Solo #2”
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Is it possible for too much Han Solo to ever be too much of a good thing? From writer Marjorie Liu, artist Mark Brooks, and colorist Sonia Oback comes the Han Solo miniseries, which attempts to tackle that question (especially with the character’s A Star Wars Story anthology film still on its way). It might only be one issue in, but already thanks to a strong character focus and entertaining and mystery laden plot, I’m pretty sure the answer to the question is simply: never. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Han Solo #1”
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