Star Wars: Bounty Hunters #33
| Writer | Ethan Sacks |
| Artist | Paolo Villanelli |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
DARTH VADER's INFERNO SQUAD STRIKES!
The DARK LORD has ordered one of the EMPIRE's deadliest commando units to take out VALANCE, BOSSK, 4-LOM and ZUCKUSS!
Meanwhile, assassin droid IG-88 has his sights on another high-value target. But who is he after and who hired him?
Featuring fan favorites from the hit video game, STAR WARS: BATTLEFRONT II!
Rated T
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9.8
SciFiPulse - Ian Cullen
Apr 18, 2023This penultimate issue of this story arc delivers the goods as Commander Versio demonstrates how sneaky she can be. I loved the eventual meeting between Versio and T'onga and the brief fight that follows. I'm also enjoying the continued antagonistic relationship between Bossk and Valance, which is something that has been boiling over since the third issue, which is a long time given that this book started its run in early 2020. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Patrick Cavanaugh
Apr 12, 2023The collision course that brings them together isn't entirely exceptional, but the dynamic of a group of Imperials tracking down a group of bounty hunters is more engaging than a bunch of criminals who are pit against one another, so despite not being entirely impressive, this issue marks an improvement from a majority of the overall series and could lead into some genuinely fulfilling reveals on the horizon. Read Full Review
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7.0
It was good to see Janina Galvagar's character appear. I like that they are being smart and tactical. People should die on both sides of this arc. If everything turns out hunky-dory by the end, it will be disappointing. The genius of this series is that you have extraneous non-cannon characters that you can consistently bring in and kill off. Not sure why they have not done that in three years. This is the gritty book of the Star Wars universe, not sure why they aren't taking advantage of it.
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