I found this the least appealing of the three. I was hoping it would wrap up some questions we get in Captain Harlock, but it doesn't really. We do get to see a cameo or two in it, but nothing that really answers what that book brings up. This book has the smallest cast of characters and usually that is what made the others pretty fun, interesting personalities around the ships getting into hijinks and adding some comedy. This keeps a more "dark and mysterious" tone about it but given its not even a complete story - that works less to my liking.
The art I also found less impressive, the other two books had some really great panels that were highly detailed and impressive. This one had a few that were okay, but nothing that made me stop and go "wow!"
So anyway, it's okay. Less worth it than the other two and as such hard to give a firm recommendation.
