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Star Wars: Bounty Hunters (Single Issues)
Star Wars: Bounty Hunters #6
TWO AGAINST ONE! With precious cargo and a price on his head, VALANCE must go to the only person in the galaxy he can trust. But the UNBROKEN CLAN has sent a deadly and unique pair of bounty hunters after him! No one in the galaxy can escape the combined cunning of 4-LOM and ZUCKUSS!!!
23 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 21, 2020
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Ethan Sacks
244 books38 followersEthan Sacks is a writer and journalist from New York, who is currently writing the ongoing series Star Wars- Bounty Hunters for Marvel as well as other various Star Wars titles. He is also know for his Marvel works that take place in the iconic Old Man Logan wasteland, Old Man Hawkeye and Old Man Quill.
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February 16, 2021
A new mission
Valance is now the target of the bounty. He made a promise to his mentor Lash but he might need repairs. The trouble is trouble always follows Valance and his "friends" usually pay the price. A bit of back story as well.
Valance is now the target of the bounty. He made a promise to his mentor Lash but he might need repairs. The trouble is trouble always follows Valance and his "friends" usually pay the price. A bit of back story as well.
October 29, 2020
A definite improvement over the last issue, but then the only way was up after that.
I still don't care about Valance, though. He's a deeply uninteresting character who doesn't really feel like he belongs in Star Wars. He looks like a character for a 1970s comic that was kinda inspired by Star Wars, before it had really been established what Star Wars really IS. Because, well, that's exactly what he is. We're given some more backstory for him here, in which we discover that he left a girl behind when he left his home world to join the Empire...and, crikey, this is derivative. But, then, so's Valance.
There's some good stuff in here though, because Zuckuss and 4-LOM are in it, and they're cool. Although it did bother me that Zuckuss call's 4-Lom, "For-Elloem" becuase I've always pronounced it "Four-Lom"...but maybe I've been wrong all these years. It wouldn't be the first time.
I still don't care about Valance, though. He's a deeply uninteresting character who doesn't really feel like he belongs in Star Wars. He looks like a character for a 1970s comic that was kinda inspired by Star Wars, before it had really been established what Star Wars really IS. Because, well, that's exactly what he is. We're given some more backstory for him here, in which we discover that he left a girl behind when he left his home world to join the Empire...and, crikey, this is derivative. But, then, so's Valance.
There's some good stuff in here though, because Zuckuss and 4-LOM are in it, and they're cool. Although it did bother me that Zuckuss call's 4-Lom, "For-Elloem" becuase I've always pronounced it "Four-Lom"...but maybe I've been wrong all these years. It wouldn't be the first time.
November 18, 2020
I've been pretty down about this series thus far. The previous issue was a bit of an improvement, and this one was another step up. It continues to include more human moments for Valance, and it had an excellent use of Zuckuss and 4-LOM, who are well-illustrated. With the latter, it feels like there's more stylizing to make him look more like an insect, but I dig it.
November 2, 2020
My interest is slipping. It's a little dull.
March 6, 2022
#6 – “It seems it’s only sheer FORCE OF WILL that’s keeping him alive.” – Medic regarding Valance.
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