As he was known as the best bounty hunter in the entire galaxy, Jango Fett was approached by Sith Lord Darth Tyranus to be a genetic template of a Clone Army for The Republic. Not only has he received a very handsome payment for that, he also collected an unaltered clone whom he named Boba Fett and started raising him as his own son. Jango was decapitated by Jedi Master Mace Windu when confronted in the first battle of Clone Wars.
This motivated a young and grieving Boba to follow his father’s path of becoming a bounty hunter and take revenge on the Jedi Master who killed him. Even though his attempt at retribution on The Jedi for Jango's death failed, he quickly formed his own gang and gained status as one of the galaxy's deadliest bounty hunters.
Boba had established a syndicate of bounty hunters by himself and worked for Jabba the Hutt. When Sith Lord Darth Vader came to Jabba's Palace looking for best bounty hunters, Jabba sent Boba Fett to Vader. Boba had to apprehend the young Luke Skywalker and the vessel Millennium Falcon for Vader.
Fett left a trail of dead bodies hunting for Skywalker, whom he finally found and tried to take him as a prisoner with no success. Even after his failed attempt to get the boy, Boba was hired by Darth Vader again years later to bring Hutt's best smuggler Han Solo. Boba later delivered a frozen Han Solo from Vader to Jabba's but Solo's rebel friends managed to rescue him in time and a briefly blinded Solo accidentally banged the bounty hunter into the sarlacc pit.
For more information on Boba Fett comics series, you can check out these links below.
Boba Fett (Comics) Wikipedia
Boba Fett (Comics) Wikia
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Star Wars – Tales of the Bounty Hunters
Star Wars – Tales from Jabba’s Palace
Star Wars – The Bounty Hunter Wars – The Mandalorian Armor
Star Wars – The Bounty Hunter Wars – Slave Ship
Star Wars – The Bounty Hunter Wars – Hard Merchandise
Star Wars – Jango Fett
Star Wars – The Original Marvel Years Omnibus, Volume 02
Star Wars – Blood Ties – A Tale of Jango and Boba Fett
Star Wars– Agent of the Empire – Iron Eclipse
Star Wars – Twin Engines of Destruction
Star Wars– Boba Fett – Enemy of the Empire
Star Wars – Blood Ties – Boba Fett Is Dead
Star Wars – Boba Fett – Overkill
Star Wars Omnibus – Boba Fett
Star Wars – Legacy of the Force – Bloodlines
Star Wars – Dark Empire
Star Wars – Dark Empire II
Star Wars – The Force Unleashed II
Star Wars Adventures – Boba Fett and the Ship of Fear
Star Wars – The Crimson Empire Saga
A character that was originally introduced in Star Wars: Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back in 1980 and given an origin story later in Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones, Boba Fett is a fictional bounty hunter who belongs to the Star Wars universe. Fett was created by George Lucas and he later became quite an important role in the Star Wars ongoing series and story arcs released by Dark Horse Comics.
Writer John Wagner (Aliens – Berserker, Judge Dredd) played a very prominent role in exploring the character throughout his various major and minor comic-book appearances in the early days. Even though the allegiance of the character is neither good nor evil, he still is arguably one of the most celebrated personalities of the franchise and that even earned him a place in the games based on the chronology as well as the TV series titled “Clone Wars”.
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This motivated a young and grieving Boba to follow his father’s path of becoming a bounty hunter and take revenge on the Jedi Master who killed him. Even though his attempt at retribution on The Jedi for Jango's death failed, he quickly formed his own gang and gained status as one of the galaxy's deadliest bounty hunters.
Boba had established a syndicate of bounty hunters by himself and worked for Jabba the Hutt. When Sith Lord Darth Vader came to Jabba's Palace looking for best bounty hunters, Jabba sent Boba Fett to Vader. Boba had to apprehend the young Luke Skywalker and the vessel Millennium Falcon for Vader.
Fett left a trail of dead bodies hunting for Skywalker, whom he finally found and tried to take him as a prisoner with no success. Even after his failed attempt to get the boy, Boba was hired by Darth Vader again years later to bring Hutt's best smuggler Han Solo. Boba later delivered a frozen Han Solo from Vader to Jabba's but Solo's rebel friends managed to rescue him in time and a briefly blinded Solo accidentally banged the bounty hunter into the sarlacc pit.
For more information on Boba Fett comics series, you can check out these links below.
Boba Fett (Comics) Wikipedia
Boba Fett (Comics) Wikia
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| Escape From Sarlacc Pit |
Here is your links to buy "Boba Fett" comics from Dark Horse Comics on Amazon.
Star Wars – Tales of the Bounty Hunters
Star Wars – Tales from Jabba’s Palace
Star Wars – The Bounty Hunter Wars – The Mandalorian Armor
Star Wars – The Bounty Hunter Wars – Slave Ship
Star Wars – The Bounty Hunter Wars – Hard Merchandise
Star Wars – Jango Fett
Star Wars – The Original Marvel Years Omnibus, Volume 02
Star Wars – Blood Ties – A Tale of Jango and Boba Fett
Star Wars– Agent of the Empire – Iron Eclipse
Star Wars – Twin Engines of Destruction
Star Wars– Boba Fett – Enemy of the Empire
Star Wars – Blood Ties – Boba Fett Is Dead
Star Wars – Boba Fett – Overkill
Star Wars Omnibus – Boba Fett
Star Wars – Legacy of the Force – Bloodlines
Star Wars – Dark Empire
Star Wars – Dark Empire II
Star Wars – The Force Unleashed II
Star Wars Adventures – Boba Fett and the Ship of Fear
Star Wars – The Crimson Empire Saga
A character that was originally introduced in Star Wars: Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back in 1980 and given an origin story later in Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones, Boba Fett is a fictional bounty hunter who belongs to the Star Wars universe. Fett was created by George Lucas and he later became quite an important role in the Star Wars ongoing series and story arcs released by Dark Horse Comics.
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Writer John Wagner (Aliens – Berserker, Judge Dredd) played a very prominent role in exploring the character throughout his various major and minor comic-book appearances in the early days. Even though the allegiance of the character is neither good nor evil, he still is arguably one of the most celebrated personalities of the franchise and that even earned him a place in the games based on the chronology as well as the TV series titled “Clone Wars”.
If you like the post, then PLEASE leave a comment.