Han Solo #1 (2016)
Han Solo #1 (2016) – A Rebel Mission at Lightspeed! 🌌
Genre
✨ Science Fiction, Space Opera, Action-Adventure
Main Characters
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Han Solo – Smuggler, pilot of the Millennium Falcon, reluctant hero
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Chewbacca – Loyal Wookiee co-pilot and trusted friend
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Leia Organa – Rebel leader who entrusts Han with a crucial undercover task
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Rebel Informants – Spies embedded deep within the Empire’s shadow
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Imperial Threats – Enforcers and spies standing in the way of Han’s mission
Writer
✍️ Marjorie Liu – Known for her acclaimed runs on X-Men, Liu brings a sharp balance of heart, wit, and grit to Han’s solo escapade.
Artist
🎨 Mark Brooks – A fan-favorite for his dynamic and detailed line work. This issue marks his return to interior comic art, and it doesn’t disappoint.
Editor Details
📝 Editor-in-Chief: Axel Alonso
📝 Assistant Editor: Heather Antos
📝 Editor: Jordan D. White
Publisher and Brand
📚 Marvel Comics
🔖 Star Wars (Marvel) – Officially part of the Star Wars canon, under license from Lucasfilm/Disney.
Release Year
📅 2016
Brief Plot Summary
Han Solo finally takes center stage in this thrilling solo comic adventure set between A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back. Recruited by Leia herself, Han must covertly retrieve endangered Rebel informants scattered across the galaxy. The twist? His cover is a legendary and deadly starship race — The Dragon Void Run — something Han has long dreamt of winning. With enemies lurking, informants in danger, and the race of a lifetime to win, can Han stay focused on the mission… or will the thrill of the chase get the better of him? 🏁🚀
Notable Arcs or Storylines
🔥 The Dragon Void Run Arc – A narrative mix of Fast & Furious in space and a spy thriller, this arc explores Han’s desire for glory, his deepening ties to the Rebellion, and the struggle between his selfish instincts and heroic potential.
Fan Theories or Interpretations
💡 Some fans speculate that The Dragon Void Run was added to canon as a counterbalance to the infamous Kessel Run, giving deeper context to Han’s racer reputation.
💡 Others interpret Han's hesitations throughout the story as early signs of his inner conflict leading up to his eventual decision to help the Rebellion in Empire Strikes Back.
Review Summary
🌟 Art: Mark Brooks delivers cinematic panels that explode with movement and rich detail. His work on alien designs and starship races captures the galactic thrill perfectly.
📖 Story: Marjorie Liu nails Han’s voice—cocky, conflicted, but undeniably charming. The mix of espionage and high-octane space racing feels fresh.
🧠 Character Depth: Han is explored more intimately here than in many film appearances. His growing bond with the Rebellion and subtle doubts offer a compelling look at the man behind the blaster.
✅ A must-read for Star Wars fans who crave more solo-Han stories and high-stakes action beyond the big screen! 💥🌠
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