#Bossk star wars bounty hunters series#

In this issue, pay special attention to his backgrounds. Go ahead and Wikipedia that shit, I’m not lying! Villanelli has been on this book since the beginning, with very little break at all, and in my opinion, he’s a very overlooked artist between his timeliness and the level of work that he puts out. Can we talk about consistency for a moment? Most people won’t remember this but artists used to spend months on the same book, even years sometimes without a break. While it’s not the all-Bossk issue that I want, there’s plenty to be had.Īrtist Paolo Villanelli is amazing just like he is every single month in this book. In the most recent issue of Star Wars: Bounty Hunters, Bossk goes from hunter to hunted while trying to survive the Great Hunt of Malastare. Additionally, I have to applaud Sacks for the amount of Bossk in this issue. Bossk didn't care much for vendettas or politics. During the Clone Wars, the red-eyed reptilian partnered with Aurra Sing, Castas and young Boba Fett. There’s fallout from the excellent War of the Bounty Hunters story, and a lot of housekeeping, for lack of a better term, that’s dealt with as players are moved across the board to get them set up for the next story arc. One of the most feared bounty hunters of the galaxy, Bossk used his natural Trandoshan hunting instincts to capture his prey. Going from one location to another, fights at every turn, there’s seriously no time to catch your breath! And while the action is the icing on the cake, the cake itself (the story) is very satisfying. But, when one of their own turns against them (does that make him a good guy?), they’re all forced to work together….BUT CAN THEY COEXIST?!?!! What I loved about this particular issue is that Sacks puts a Star Wars level amount of action into it. The Bounty Hunters are bad dudes, and they stay bad dudes, and also bad ladies. I’ve seen books about bad guys turn out not so great, Sometimes books about villains end up turning the bad guys into reluctant bad guys and then eventually into heroes, but thankfully writer Ethan Sacks does NOT let that happen here.

#Bossk star wars bounty hunters series#

What’s more fun than the bad guys? A whole comic series about the bad guys!! And that’s what you get every single month in this title.