Between this and Kieron Gillen's Vader series, Star Wars is off on the right foot with Marvel. I'm very excited to continue reading both of these series. They're some of the first Star Wars comics I've ever read to actually capture the joy, humor and adventure of the original trilogy, rather than getting bogged down in extensive histories and complicated backstories (and trust me, I've read a LOT of Star Wars comics). 
 This stuff is just FUN TO READ. It doesn't feel like it's teaching you a lesson in Star Wars lore, it feels like you're experiencing it alongside the characters. And sure, it's set between Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back, so we know the ultimate outcome, but who cares. Watching the gaps get filled in is a blast, and answers questions I never even knew I had about these movies. I mean, how DID Vader know Luke was his son in Empire, when he seemed to have no inkling of it in the first movie? How did Luke get stronger in the Force without Ben as a teacher? These are questions that didn't need answers, but instead of shoving in nonsense answers (midichlorians), they just explore these ideas in a way that allows for more adventure and character development. This is what Star Wars comics have always needed to be, and I'm so glad they're finally here. 
 You've sold me, Marvel. I'm into it. Good work.