For War of the Bounty Hunters, the main story is told in the miniseries of the same name. Then, existing Star Wars Comics (Star Wars, Darth Vader, Star Wars: Bounty Hunters, and Doctor Aphra) and some one-shots tell side stories that relate to what’s happening in the main tale. War of the Bounty Hunter also indulges in referential moments that come straight from superhero comics (or perhaps Avengers movies) that will hit like dopamine for Star Wars fans susceptible to #lore. But representatives from many of the galaxy’s most powerful factions have gathered, and they all want the same thing -- Solo. Upcoming October 2021 Marvel Comics revealed: "The unthinkable has happened" on Newsarama (archived from the original on July 23, 2021)

Cover A Pagulayan Villanelli Blueprint October 2021 STAR WARS: WAR OF THE BOUNTY HUNTERS #5 (OF 5) • Sprouse Lucasfilm 50th Anniversary Variant Charles Soule tells StarWars.com all about the upcoming crossover event starring the legendary bounty hunter.Who is the UMBARAN? What is her role within the EMPIRE and in the WAR OF THE BOUNTY HUNTERS? And what happens when she emerges from the darkness to challenge Darth Vader himself? He can’t succeed. There’s no way he can regain HAN SOLO, escape the bounties on his head, and survive to get his prize to JABBA THE HUTT and get paid. But HAN SOLO belongs to him, and no one will take him away.

War of the Bounty Hunters is structured similar to how Marvel does many of their big events, such as Civil War or Secret Invasion. There’s a miniseries that tells the main story and then auxiliary issues that tie-into the events of that story. STAR WARS: DOCTOR APHRA OMNIBUS VOL. 2 HC on Penguin Random House Comics (archived from the original) Things go from bad to worse, as Boba Fett realizes that he himself has become almost as valuable to the galaxy’s hunters as Han Solo, and he must turn to the least trustworthy person in the galaxy for help...DOCTOR APHRA…

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The Garkata Fighting Arena is depicted as having holographic displays surrounding its exterior, advertising the fighting matches. Many of these screens display characters and events taken from later in the issue, including Fett's fight with Wyrmen Lictor, his conversation with the Yarkora, and the death of Bigbot. Other holograms reuse art from Star Wars Legends sources, including images of a Nosaurian from The New Essential Guide to Alien Species [3] and a Shistavanen from the Balance of the Force expansion of Star Wars: The Card Game. [4] Media [ ] Editions [ ] War of the Bounty Hunters will be the biggest Star Wars story Marvel has told thus far. And while he can’t say much, Soule promises it will have an impact. Upcoming September 2021 Marvel Comics revealed on Newsarama (archived from the original on June 24, 2021) You don’t have to read all of the tie-ins if you don’t want to. You’ll get a full story if you read War of the Bounty Hunters Alpha and War of the Bounty Hunters Alpha #1-5. After that, it’s up to you as to which tie-ins you decide to read. Throughout the search for HAN SOLO, DARTH VADER has carved his way through shadows, unraveling mysteries cloaked in deceptions and betrayal.

LEIA ORGANA, CHEWBACCA and LANDO CALRISSIAN attempt to save HAN SOLO from the evil clutches of BOBA FETT. In fact, while it may make good on the promise of a big Boba Fett adventure, War of the Bounty Hunters #1 (the first of five issues) made me more excited about the return of a completely different character, and a moment in Star Wars that I figured no creator would ever want to return to. That has its own thrills. Who is making War of the Bounty Hunters?The cloaked crime lord explains that Han is connected to every part of the Star Wars universe — from the Rebel Alliance to the Empire to the Hutts to Dengar and Valance of Bounty Hunters to Doctor Aphra, who we see getting chills at the idea of a Crimson Dawn revival. Capturing the smuggler and snuffing out Boba Fett becomes vital to the organization’s future. And who is the hidden baddie? Qi’ra herself! But while Star Wars bounty hunters are always needed, they're hardly a scarce commodity. From the original Star Wars trilogy, the love-them-or-hate-them prequels, and the Disney era of sequels and spinoffs, to the various animated and live-action small screen fare, Star Wars has introduced a litany of bounty hunters of all races and reputations. Some of these have proven far more memorable than others, and the below list comprises major characters headlining their own shows (like The Book of Boba Fettand The Mandalorian), as well as one-hunt-wonders fans barely remember. A MYSTERIOUS INVITATION leads DOCTOR APHRA and SANA STARROS to an exclusive party... teeming with scum and villainy! Boba Fett’s mysterious presence wormed its way into the minds of young Star Wars viewers, becoming a staple of the cosplay community and a point of obsession for creatives who eventually cozied up with Lucasfilm. When Disney bought George Lucas’ company and it was clear there would be many, many more Star Wars stories coming to screens, a Boba Fett movie was a no-brainer. Fantastic Four director John Trank nearly made one, until Fantastic Four happened. Logan director James Mangold took on the job a few years later, before Lucasfilm switched gears to develop The Mandalorian. That show could have replaced Boba fever entirely ... but in season 2, creator Jon Favreau reintroduced the character as a tee-up to a spinoff series. Everyone wants more Boba Fett in Star Wars, despite his popularity hinging on brooding silence and shadowy operations. Reeling from the events on JEKARA and forced to confront the reality of her own choices and losses, LEIA ORGANA meets QI’RA to discuss the person they both have in common – heroic smuggler HAN SOLO!