A really strong first issue with some thick and fast action. Read Full Review

As with the current Star Wars, and Vader comic, Bounty Hunters takes a huge gamble/risk in tackling the period of time that starts literally as soon as The Empire Strikes Back ends. Ethan Sacks does a masterful job of introducing our cast while planting the seeds of what looks to be a thrilling story. Why can't we get a double ship on the Star Wars books?!?!? Read Full Review

But unlike the other hunters, she hints at what the bounty is: Nakano Lash has finally resurfaced after the job she botched years ago, and everyone with a grudge against her is after her. The final segment is of Boba Fett finding out about the bounty; He turns the Slave I around, having been on the way to deliver Han Solo in carbonite! That's right, we see Han himself, in all his carbonite glory! And that's where the issue ends... I really loved this issue. It was a bit confusing at first, but once i realized what was going on, I got so into it. I've never been a huge fan of Valance as a character, but this series has the potential to make me love him, depending on where it goes. I'm super-invested in what's going on with Nakano Lash and whatever happened on the botched job on Corellia. Sacks' writing was super-engaging, and I love Paolo Villanelli's really energetic art style. I can't wait for the next issue! Read Full Review

This is a good first issue. There is a great deal of purpose to this book thanks to a few different connections, all the while delivering a bounty hunter action narrative that's easy to enjoy. I doubt anyone not well versed in Star Wars is going to enjoy this half as much as longtime fans, but really, these comics aren't for those kinds of fans! Read Full Review

The dialog was done very well and definitely had some interesting interactions between the various Hunters. The artwork was spectacular it was definitely a sight to see, especially when it came to the action portions. Personally some of the action frames made the dialog a little confusing however overall it was solid. If the Bounty Hunters have a special place in your fandom pick up this title. Read Full Review

This is one story you may need to get access to a galaxy map to work out where the planets are as they jump around a lot even in this story. Read Full Review

The current ongoing Star Wars titles set a high standard. Several have become must-reads for me as a Star Wars fan. I dont know if this book will do that, but Im sure it will be a fun ride. Read Full Review

The book is off to a good start for bounty hunter fans, but offers little to convince non-fans that this won't be your average mercenary mission. Read Full Review

Star Wars: Bounty Hunters #1 is a fine start to the series with some promise behind it with its action and large cast of characters. Read Full Review

Overall, Star Wars: Bounty Hunters #1 won't necessarily be the next big thing for Marvel Comics; however, it provides readers with something familiar, akin to comic book comfort food " nothing new, but tried and true. Read Full Review

Star Wars: Bounty Hunters #1 attempts to do too much in a single issue, it is too spread out to be really satisfying. Read Full Review

I liked this a lot despite what the “expert” critics say. The characters are really interesting with many well known bounty hunters on a collision course. The appearance by Aphra was also a nice surprise.

Prelude:
Out of all of the new Star Wars titles, this is the one I'm most skeptical of. Let's see how it goes.

The Good:
Interesting cast of characters.

Boba steals the show.

Nice art from Villanelli.

The Bad:
Not too much happens but it's mostly setting up the players.

Conclusion:
A very good start for Star Wars: Bounty Hunters. I'm looking forward to seeing where this goes.