An almost-good idea (a heist movie in the Star Wars universe) that falls flat on its face almost right from the beginning, and never manages to stand back up. The only real saving grace is Alex Maleev's art, which suits Star Wars well, but that isn't anywhere near enough to make this interesting. 
 So far, the Star Wars comics Marvel has put out have been at least workable. They've had a solid attention to detail and plotting, even if they sometimes skew a little simplistic. However, the plot in Lando makes pretty much zero sense when viewed with any level of scrutiny. 
 First, Soule spends a fair amount of real estate in the opening scene of the story establishing that Lando is a roguish man who can make even the most powerful of women love him enough not to kill him if he steals from them. This is already weird and unwelcome, but also, it never matters! It's a totally new part of Lando's character that is painstakingly established, only to never factor into anything at any point. 
 From there, it only gets worse. When Lando is forced to take a job stealing a luxury spaceship, he puts together a heist crew. Amongst that heist crew, he has to plead with an old cohort of his to join his team because he knows how essential they will be to the mission. That cohort is an Ugnaught historian, whose only skill is knowing history. There is absolutely no indication whatsoever that historical knowledge will be an important part of this job until a development deep into the story, which no one had any idea was coming. Good thing he begged this useless person to tag along, I guess? 
 There are so many coincidences in this book, I don't even know what the story would be without them. It's just coincidence after coincidence, almost always in Lando's favor. I'd almost think it was a theme, as in "Lando's the luckiest man in the galaxy," except it's too poorly-executed to be that. It's just bad plotting, which seems like it stems from rewrites that didn't really gel. 
 In any case, this is the first Star Wars comic within the new canon that I would say is directly skippable. There's just nothing to gain from reading it.