Star Wars Age of Rebellion Jabba the Hutt Marvel Comics 2019

Meet the Outer Rim’s most infamous crime lord in a standalone Star Wars tale that pulls back the curtain on Jabba the Hutt. In Star Wars: Age of Rebellion—Jabba the Hutt, Marvel delivers a sharp, cinematic crime story that travels from the glitzy casinos of Canto Bight to the sun-baked sands of Tatooine, revealing why Jabba’s name still breeds fear across the galaxy. It’s great to be Jabba—until the empire’s schemes collide with a ruthless underworld.

Written by with bold art from Emilio Laiso, Marco Turini, and Roland Boschi, this 28-page, full-color issue is a compact masterclass in mood, menace, and storytelling. The cover by Rachel Dodson and Terry Dodson completes a package that’s as collectible as it is readable. And with a Rated T rating, it’s a crisp, accessible entry point for new readers and a must-have for devoted fans.

What makes this Jabba story unique

• Standalone Age of Rebellion tale that deepens Jabba’s backstory beyond the films
• Crime-noir vibe that threads through iconic Star Wars locales—from casino floors to desert hideouts
• Crucial character study of Jabba as a strategic, calculating power broker
• Vivid art by a top-tier team that brings every micromanaged scheme and smoky backroom to life

Inside this issue

• Pages: 28 pages, full color
• Rating: Rated T
• Writer: Greg Pak
• Artists: Emilio Laiso, Marco Turini, Roland Boschi
• Cover: Rachel Dodson and Terry Dodson
• Publisher: Marvel
• Cover price: $3.99

Who this is for

• Star Wars lovers who crave Jabba lore and empire-era intrigue
• Collectors of Marvel’s Star Wars line seeking high-quality, story-driven issues
• Readers who enjoy cinematic, self-contained narratives with strong visuals
• Gift-seekers for fans of Cantina drama, heists, and desert adventures

Why choose this edition over others

• Gives Jabba a central, commanding role in a Star Wars crime saga rather than a backdrop character
• Pairs a lean, character-driven story with spectacular, cinematic artwork that stands out on shelves
• Perfect bridge between blockbuster Star Wars moments and deeper lore—ideal for binge-reading or quick, satisfying reads
• Aseminal entry in the Age of Rebellion line that complements other titles in the series

Whether you’re building a Star Wars library or hunting for a vivid, standalone Jabba narrative, this issue delivers a uniquely tangible glimpse into the ruthless genius who governs the underworld of the galaxy. Add it to your collection and revisit the fearsome allure of Jabba the Hutt through Greg Pak’s sharp storytelling and a visually striking art team.