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Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters

Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters

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  • Create Date：2021-11-28 06:50:55
  • Update Date：2025-09-06
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  • Author：Charles Soule
  • ISBN：1302928805
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Summary

The Star Wars comic event you’ve been waiting for！ The notorious bounty hunter Boba Fett has finally landed his greatest prize — Han Solo， frozen in carbonite for easy transport。 Fett will bring the smuggler to Tatooine to collect the massive bounty placed on Solo’s head by the fearsome crime lord Jabba the Hutt。 Sounds easy。 What could go wrong？ There’s just one problem standing between Fett and the payday…and it’s a big one。 But Fett will stop at nothing to get the job done！ Prepare for a mind-blowing， space-shattering epic event like no other！

COLLECTING: Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters Alpha （2021） 1， Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters （2021） 1-5

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Reviews

Martijn Van ，

One of the best star wars comics out there Connects a lot but is also readable for people Who have never read a star wars comic。

Joshua ，

I should not have kept pulling this。。。 fat L on my part。 An exciting premise that seems worth writing （how did Han Solo go from Imperial to Hutt property between Episodes 5 and 6） turns into an extraordinarily bland story mostly taking place at an auction。 At the end， it gets one last laugh in at the reader by revealing it's all been setup for a different Star Wars comic event， which I won't fall for this time。The Boushh one shot tie in was good， however。 I should not have kept pulling this。。。 fat L on my part。 An exciting premise that seems worth writing （how did Han Solo go from Imperial to Hutt property between Episodes 5 and 6） turns into an extraordinarily bland story mostly taking place at an auction。 At the end， it gets one last laugh in at the reader by revealing it's all been setup for a different Star Wars comic event， which I won't fall for this time。The Boushh one shot tie in was good， however。 。。。more

Guillermo García Rojas C。 ，

Una historia buena a secas。 No veo el punto de traer a Crimson Dawn。 Luke entra con calzador， no aporta nada。 Vader tampoco。 Y rematamos con los Caballeros de Rehn， que siguen sin encontrar un propósito para estar en el universo de Star Wars。

Benjamin Barham ，

This is one of the only crossover event comics I've read， having so far steered clear of most Marvel and DC books。It's more of a chore than it's probably worth keeping up， dragging out a story that would probably be more interesting if told more concisely。 In each issue of each book there's at least a page and a half of reused dialog and paneling from one of the other titles。 The whole thing Marvel is doing filling in the cracks between the original trilogy just isn't doing anything for me。 Like This is one of the only crossover event comics I've read， having so far steered clear of most Marvel and DC books。It's more of a chore than it's probably worth keeping up， dragging out a story that would probably be more interesting if told more concisely。 In each issue of each book there's at least a page and a half of reused dialog and paneling from one of the other titles。 The whole thing Marvel is doing filling in the cracks between the original trilogy just isn't doing anything for me。 Like， I know there isn't a payoff in a way that "counts" because obviously we all know the story。Star Wars is such an immense sandbox to play in， but people are afraid to stretch out to the edges。 So we get contrived M E G A E V E N T S with characters we know so well that we simply cannot be surprised by。 。。。more

Ahdom ，

I love that so many comics were leaning towards this story， but that Soule got to be in charge of the main issues of the mega event。 This run gives us some of the best team-ups and the best Boba Fett action！ There is so much going on in this chase and it fills the gaps that Shadows of the Empire once occupied in Legends。 I hope that we get more mega events of this quality in canon。

Victor Wolfe ，

This was a good comic series。 We got many different cameos and beloved characters returning。 This acts like a prelude to Book of Boba Fett。

Anthony ，

I have mixed feelings on this one。 Maybe my expectations were set high because it was Charles Soule with a focus on Boba Fett， but I even at 5 issues the story of the carabonite felt like it went on too long？ And it never really felt like an Event story for me， this could have been told as an arc in the regular Star Wars title The ending was cool。 The introduction of Qi’ra to the comics line was also cool。 It’s just some of the stuff in the middle。 And the art could have been better。

Ben Brown ，

Charles Soule’s “War of the Bounty Hunters” is the kind of comic book mega “event” that you can’t help but wish that all comic book mega “events” would aspire to， quality-wise。 A strong story， fun tie-ins， and momentous twists that promise serious repercussions for the broader “Star Wars” universe all help to make this one of the more promising “Star Wars” events in some time （“Vader Down” has nothing on this）， and on a purely narrative level， there’s a lot to appreciate here （it also doesn’t hu Charles Soule’s “War of the Bounty Hunters” is the kind of comic book mega “event” that you can’t help but wish that all comic book mega “events” would aspire to， quality-wise。 A strong story， fun tie-ins， and momentous twists that promise serious repercussions for the broader “Star Wars” universe all help to make this one of the more promising “Star Wars” events in some time （“Vader Down” has nothing on this）， and on a purely narrative level， there’s a lot to appreciate here （it also doesn’t hurt that the art by Luke Ross is top-notch）。 The closing pages of “War of the Bounty Hunters” promise that this is the first of a trilogy of stories that Soule has cooked up， and if Parts 2 and 3 are anywhere close to the quality seen here…well， then we’re in for quite a treat。 。。。more

nacho ，

Charles Soule marry me

Miguel Isaacs ，

Bobba Fett Pretty bad ass

Maggie Lovitt ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Last month， War of the Bounty Hunters kicked off with the prelude issue， laying the groundwork for Boba Fett’s search for a stolen carbonized Han Solo， but now the story takes flight in “Most Wanted” and heads in an unexpected direction。 （READ MORE: https://yourmoneygeek。com/review-star。。。）If you have not read Issue #1 of War of the Bounty Hunters — stop what you are doing and read it right now。 There is a jaw-dropping character reveal that I do not want to spoil for you and if you aren’t readin Last month， War of the Bounty Hunters kicked off with the prelude issue， laying the groundwork for Boba Fett’s search for a stolen carbonized Han Solo， but now the story takes flight in “Most Wanted” and heads in an unexpected direction。 （READ MORE: https://yourmoneygeek。com/review-star。。。）If you have not read Issue #1 of War of the Bounty Hunters — stop what you are doing and read it right now。 There is a jaw-dropping character reveal that I do not want to spoil for you and if you aren’t reading it until later。 Stay。 Off。 Twitter。 At the close of “Alpha，” we learned that Boba Fett’s prized bounty， Han Solo， has been stolen。 Fortunately for Solo， it appears that the good doctor was able to stabilize the carbonite before he was shot dead， keeping him safely trapped in his carbonite prison while he is taken across the galaxy Deep Space where the Vermillion is。 Back on the Smuggler’s Moon， Boba Fett discovers that not only does he have to figure out who orchestrated the theft of Han Solo， but someone has placed an open contract bounty on his head。 That someone happens to be Jabba the Hutt who is apparently displeased with the fact that Fett’s taken so long to deliver Han Solo to him。 While I have expressed my frustrations with Boba Fett and gratuitous violence in past comic runs， Charles Soule and Luke Ross have managed to dole out violence that feels like Star Wars-typical violence and not an attempt to make Boba Fett feel like an unredeemable murderer。 He takes down a foolish bounty hunter who tries to murk him in a cantina， takes out the insectoid bounty hunter Zuckuss， and plows down a few Gamorreans in his pursuit to figure out why he has a target on his back。 The thief that he’s up against is no common bounty hunter or criminal， in fact， she is an incredibly cunning and beloved character。 One who was devious enough to not just steal Han Solo from Boba Fett， but offer him up to the highest bidder because， after all， Han Solo is a well-connected smuggler。 So who could it be that knows enough about Han Solo and the inner workings of the galaxy’s criminal underworld to execute such a complex scheme？ Could it be a certain cunning woman by the name of Qi’ra？ Yes， you read that right， Crimson Dawn has been revived and Han Solo’s former lover Qi’ra has orchestrated everything。 When War of the Bounty Hunters was first announced， I expected a straightforward story about someone stealing Han Solo from Boba Fett， which would tie into the concurrent Marvel comic series。 Never， in my wildest dreams， could I have foreseen Qi’ra’s return。 Much less as the one who stole Han Solo。 Even after all this time， Star Wars still has so many surprises for us。 Boba Fett has his work cut out for him in War of the Bounty Hunters。  。。。more

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