Star Wars: Boba Fett: Overkill #1
Dark Horse Comics · April 2006
Raw
$14.98
Typical asking price
Star Wars: Boba Fett: Overkill #1 (2006) is listed at around $14.98 raw and $99.95 in CGC 9.8 on eBay today.
See the price historyFree for 7 days, no card needed
What is an asking price?
What sellers are asking on eBay right now. Books often sell for less, especially raw copies with Best Offer.
Market today · Raw
- Lowest ask
- $8.99
- Typical ask
- $14.98
- Listings
- 15
- Checked
- 2 days ago
Prices from eBay · asking prices, without shipping
By grade (asking)
Own this comic?
Add it to your collection and follow what it is worth, next to every other book you own. Scan the barcode or a CGC label to add the rest in seconds.
Start your collectionFree for 7 days, no card needed · Log in
About this issue
- Writer
- Jeremy Barlow
- Artist
- Francisco Ruiz Velasco
- Letterer
- Michael David Thomas
- Cover
- Adam Hughes
- Editor
- Randy Stradley
- Assistant Editor
- Dave Marshall
- Designer
- Josh Elliott
- Publisher
- Mike Richardson
- Characters
- Boba Fett, Natas Kyber, Sev Buzk, Torino Kyber, and Treyz Manech
- Teams
- Galactic Empire, Mandalorians, and Stormtroopers
- Cover date
- April 2006
- On sale
- 12 April 2006
- Cover price
- $2.99
- Pages
- 32
- Rating
- Unknown
Boba Fett rockets onto the scene with blasters blazing in this stand-alone story featuring the galaxy’s greatest bounty hunter taking on a dangerous contract that proves deadly for all involved! Summoned to settle the score between two warring factions, Fett quickly shows his employers the importance of always choosing the right tool for the job, and the folly of underestimating just how much damage and chaos a single Mandalorian can inflict. Once unleashed, Fett's drive to finish the job is unshakable, and both groups quickly realize they’re dealing with a bigger and much deadlier mutual problem—one that must be stopped before it obliterates everything! Don’t miss this essential piece of the Boba Fett mythos written by Thomas Andrews (Star Wars: Empire) and illustrated with the eye-popping art of Francisco Ruiz Velasco (Lone Wolf 2100). Note: This story takes place approximately nine months after the Battle of Yavin