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On this day in our history of our Daily Fett posts
1 Year Ago Today
#3931: December 13, 2024
View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Tumblr | Mastodon#BobaFett first escaped the Sarlacc in this very issue, published soon after #ReturnOfTheJedi back in 1983
Written by Jo Duffy, Fett was found by Jawas – much the same way it was written for #TheBookOfBobaFett
The issue began shipping November 22, 1983, and then appeared on sale starting on this day in 1983; the date on the cover says March (1984), which back then was more of an expiration date for being on shelves
#StarWars #DailyFett
2 Years Ago Today
#3565: December 13, 2023
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterHasbro's new Deluxe #JangoFett goes up for pre-order today at 10am Pacific / 1pm Eastern
Entertainment Earth: https://bobafett.club/xtj0a
Slated for release in Summer 2024, the 3.75" figure – featuring painted metallic armor, seven accessories, and the tubes into his gauntlet – will also be available at other retailers
#StarWars #DailyFett #Ad
3 Years Ago Today
#3200: December 13, 2022
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Custom "Holiday Special" #BobaFett figure photographed by 3lesie
See more from the toy photographer on Instagram: https://instagram.com/3lesie
#StarWars #DailyFett
4 Years Ago Today
#2835: December 13, 2021
View on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter#JangoFett by Arturo Delgado, as seen this last weekend at C2E2 in Chicago
See more from the cosplayer: https://instagram.com/turoseeker/
#StarWars #Cosplay #DailyFett
5 Years Ago Today
#2470: December 13, 2020
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How many stars out of five (5 being the best) would you give the new look for #BobaFett in #TheMandalorian?
This is one of the press photos via Disney in advance of the usual #MandoMondays embargo. As a courtesy, we'll be waiting one more day before sharing any more than this one.
If you can't wait, see hi-res screenshots in our spoiler thread here: https://bobafett.club/mando15spoilers
#SpoilerAlert #StarWars #DailyFett
6 Years Ago Today
#2104: December 13, 2019
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterEpisode 6 of #TheMandalorian is now available
#DailyMandalorian #EE3BlasterCameo
7 Years Ago Today
#1739: December 13, 2018
View on Instagram | Facebook | TwitterWhich one is your favorite?
Three of at least six variants for the upcoming #JangoFett one-shot comic, coming in January 2019
Left: Doug Chiang
Center: Paola Rivera
Right: In-Hyuk Lee
#StarWars #DailyFett
8 Years Ago Today
#1374: December 13, 2017
View on Instagram | TwitterWin a #StarWars "Festive Force" suit by OppoSuits, featuring #BobaFett and #DarthVader
To enter, tell us why you want to wear one at https://bobafett.club/festivefett
Free worldwide shipping because we want to make the world a brighter place
#WearItWednesday #Holiday #Christmas #Contest #Giveaway #BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett
9 Years Ago Today
#1009: December 13, 2016
View on Instagram | Twitter#BobaFett and his ship are all over the "Rogue Assassin" Travel Kit, which Bioworld made in 2015.
Beware of cheap knockoffs that misspell the front as "Rouge" instead of "Rogue."
More bed and bath Boba at http://bobafett.com/bounty/unique/bedbath/.
#RogueOne #StarWars
10 Years Ago Today
11 Years Ago Today
#278: December 13, 2014
View on Instagram | Twitter#ThisMonthInHistory: Marvel Star Wars #42 was published September 23 yet had a December 1980 date on the top left.
But this first comic book appearance of #BobaFett mirrored the same content in Marvel Comics Super Special #16 (bottom left; dated May 1, 1980), Marvel Illustrated Books: The Empire Strikes Back (top right; dated May 1, 1980), and Marvel Special Edition 2: The Empire Strikes Back (bottom right; dated Spring 1980). To add to the mix, you could include the U.K.'s The Empire Strikes Back Weekly #129 released August 14, 1980.
Oddly enough, despite those copyright dates, those variants contained issues #39-44, which makes us wonder which one really came first after all.
For all Boba Fett comics, see http://bobafett.com/bounty/books/comics/
(Caption updated for further clarity. Vintage comic dates on the top left were often considered back then months to pull the issue off newsstands.)
