Boba Fett: Enemy of the Empire Trade Paperback
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Collects the four issue mini series in one volume.
Published October 6, 1999.
Writer: John Wagner
Penciller: Ian Gibson and John Nadeau
Inker: Ian Gibson and Jim Amash
Letterer: Ellie DeVille
Colorist: Perry McNamee and Brian Gregory
Editor: Chris Warner
Designer: Corey Stephens and Lia Ribacchi
Cover Artist: Ken Kelly
Ian Gibson, artist for "Enemy of the Empire" told Star Wars Insider #42 (1998): "He's enigmatic. He also looks like he's been through a war... He has the look of a survivor."
Contains the original "legends" story of how Boba Fett got the dent on his helmet: it was from a fight with Darth Vader!
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Before the events of A New Hope, Darth Vader employs Boba Fett, on a mission to discover and bring to Vader a single small box, the contents of which could change the fate of the galaxy. But there's a catch: Vader trusts no one, and the truth of the box's mystery is too important to allow the bounty hunter to live! When Fett retrieves the prize, he finds himself the target of more of Vader's thralls. Also includes the hard-to-find 1997 Wizard magazine exclusive, Boba Fett #1/2.
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