An interesting, if nonessential, collection of overlapping stories following Return of the Jedi, packaged as the "journey to The Force Awakens." I wouldn't say this is much of a journey, honestly, but I still enjoyed Rucka's decision to weave tales of each of the main Star Wars characters around the story of Shara Bey, a Rebel pilot who participated in several key battles during and after the Battle of Endor. She also happens to be Poe Dameron's mother, which is the extent of this book's connection to The Force Awakens. 
 The art in this book, as it has been in most of Marvel's Star Wars stuff, is fantastic. It perfectly matches Rucka's tone and really brings battles to life. I would've just loved to see more exploration of Shara Bey as a character, and follow her own story a little bit more, rather than mostly using her as a device to get to Han, Leia and Luke in the months after ROTJ. Hopefully, as the new Star Wars universe expands, there'll be more room for her story to unfold. Maybe they're just holding off until the new trilogy is complete so as not to step on any of Dameron's story or something.