Every bit as good as the first volume. There was more jumping between timelines, which became a little disorienting, but I want to read the entire series through to see if that makes a difference (there were several months between my readings). The art and voice are consistently good, and the titular character is by far the strongest. That said, Caleb's master becomes much more rounded and interesting in this volume. It's a shame the run ended.

9/2016 update: Reading the whole series in one go makes it MUCH better. ( )

Spring 2020 (March);

From Live-read:

Yeessss, continuing my favorite theme of the first trilogy reading set. Billaba talking about she thinks it's a mistake the Jedi ever took on military ranks. || OMG NO. They were so happy in this second right before Order 66. || This baby. || Also, this baby is so cute and his artwork is, too,

OMGOSH. That last splash page, with Baby!Padawn him, SpacePirate!Kid him, and grown up Rebels!Him. That's a lovely crossshot of the three. | I'm so glad #6 slides us back into current time, with reference to first storytime, too. Flashbacks, but, also, MOAR REBELS FAMILY. I love you, JediSmugglerSpaceDad, stop trying to die. ( )

Kanan spends a lot of this graphic novel in a bacta tank and remembering his past as a Jedi Padawan. ( )

Good ending. A little choppy throughout, but an interesting look into Kanan's past, contextualised by his (and the Ghost's crew's) current predicament. ( )