"Why do I always have to do everything alone?"
Synopsis: How can Kerra save her people from Zodoh the Hutt when she starts to have no one to rely on for help?
What's Good?
Secrets come out as things get rough for Kerra. Kerra learns that her new friend, Captain Devaad and her Devil Squadron are not what they appear to be. It puts the two ladies against each other as they both do whatever they need to do to help their own people: Kerra, trying to save the people on her home world, and Devaad trying to work out a deal with Zodoh the Hutt to save her crew. And speaking of Zodoh, he makes such a cool villain, despite being a Hutt. He can be just as bad as Jabba the Hutt.
Iban Coello improves from the previous issue. The space combat was very well done, showing a really cool death scene by one of the pilots. Character expressions are also key, showing the desperation going on throughout the book. The situation is somewhat similar as it was in Aflame, but the emotion is better characterized thanks to Coello.
What's Bad?
There's no point in showing Lord Daiman, or any Sith at that matter in this story. They really have no place. The main villain in this arc is ultimately Zodoh the Hutt.
Overall: The story hasn't lost much of its touch. John Jackson Miller second story arc of Knight Errant could even surpass Aflame. I'm definitely looking forward to the next issue.