When Jango, the most notorious assassin in the galaxy, is hired to retrieve a rare, valuable and mysterious artefact, he thinks that this might be his most profitable mission yet! But there's an obstacle between him and his lucrative prize - a beautiful and deadly rival.
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This book is very enjoyable! It features both Jango Fett and Zam Wesell in leading roles and we even get to see young Boba on Kamino! The dialogue is slick, the drawings detailed and the storyline is nothing short of epic! Reccomended to all Jango, Zam and bounty hunter fans!
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When Jango Fett makes a lucrative assassination, he finds that the bounty hunter Zam Wesell's involvement cuts out a lot of the profit. So, when a contract to retrieve a stolen artwork is offered, he takes the job. Unknown to him, though, his employer has hired Zam Wesell to undertake the same task. What will it be, competition or cooperation? Their lives may depend on it...
My son and I first read the Darth Maul graphic novel, which we both enjoyed immensely. Sad to say, this book does not hold a candle to that one. This book has more of a story line, and the look at Fett's home life is nice. The problem is, though, that the artwork is nowhere near as good as the Darth Maul book. That said, my son loves this book, and gives it an enthusiastic recommendation. Overall, I thought that it was a good book, ready to charm the Fett fan (such as my son).
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I enjoyed the style of this graphic novel. It's a shame that it just needed a few pages more to pad the story out a bit. Read more
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A True Hero.
For any fan of Jango or Boba Fett this is an essential item for your collection. A very fine drawn graphic novel capturing Jango at his best. Read more
Published on 4 Mar 2003 by S. Hadleigh-Sparks
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