This Wednesday, May 29th, Marvel Comics is set to release STAR WARS: Jango Fett #3!
Ethan Sacks (STAR WARS: BOUNTY HUNTERS) & Luke Ross (STAR WARS: WAR OF THE BOUNTY HUNTERS, STAR WARS: DARK DROIDS) team up to continue the legacy of one of the greatest bounty hunters: JANGO FETT!
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages for Marvel Comics’ new release on New Comic Book Day…
STAR WARS: Jango Fett #3
“Trail of Lost Hope” – Part Three
Written by Ethan Sacks
Art by Luke Ross
Colors by Nolan Woodard
Letters by Joe Caramagna
Edited by Mark Paniccia
Covers & Cover Artists:
Cover A by Leinil Francis Yu w/ Nolan Woodard
Cover B by Phil Noto
(Skeer & Keeve Master & Apprentice Variant)
Cover C by Chris Sprouse w/ Karl Story & Neeraj Menon
(The Phantom Menace 25th Ann. Variant)
JANGO VS. AURRA SING!
The heavyweight BOUNTY HUNTER battle that will shake the galaxy! Who is the mysterious figure behind the heist that is igniting a war? Prepare for a new twist when an unexpected alliance is revealed!
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