Star Wars, Vol. 1 (Dark Horse) (1998) #29A (Dark Horse Comics 2001)

Dig into a pivotal chapter of Star Wars storytelling with Star Wars, Vol. 1 (Dark Horse) 1998 #29A, reissued by Dark Horse Comics in 2001. This Direct Edition showcases a standout installment in the The Hunt for Aurra Sing arc, delivering kinetic action, galaxy-spanning intrigue, and a glimpse into the shadows of bounty-hunting life in a single, 32-page package (2 of 4 in the sequence).

In The Hunt for Aurra Sing #2, a determined band of Jedi closes in on Aurra Sing as she takes on a dangerous new contract. Exiled Quarrens from Mon Calimari hire her for revenge against the very person who banished them from their ocean world. The mission takes a personal turn when Aurra discovers her next hit targets the Dark Woman—the mentor she once called teacher—raising the stakes beyond mere credits and proving that vendettas can be as lethal as blaster fire.

The pursuit unfolds in space as Aurra’s cunning collides with a Jedi cruiser’s resolve, creating a tense standoff that blends character-driven drama with pulse-pounding action. This is not just a chase; it’s a calculated dance of loyalties, past traumas, and the relentless calculus of a hunter who thrives on danger.

Creative force behind the issue includes Tim Truman (writer) alongside Davide Fabbri (pencils) and Christian Dalla Vecchia (inks), with a striking cover by Jon Foster. The result is a visually sharp, storytelling-forward entry that stands out in the Star Wars comic canon for its bold character moments and crisp, cinematic panels.

• Unique selling point: A dense, lore-rich chapter that ties Aurra Sing’s backstory to her evolving relationship with the Jedi and a new set of high-stakes clients, set against the expansive Star Wars universe.
• What it delivers to fans: A multi-thread plot that merges personal vendetta, mentor dynamics, and spacefaring action—perfect for readers who crave depth beyond blaster-fire bursts.
• Artistic and collectible value: The collaboration of Truman, Fabbri, and Dalla Vecchia paired with Jon Foster’s cover art offers a distinctive visual package that remains desirable for collectors pursuing the Aurra Sing arc or Dark Horse-era Star Wars editions.
• Format and legacy: 32 pages, Direct Edition, 2 of 4 in the The Hunt for Aurra Sing arc, originally released in 1998 and reissued in 2001; cover price $2.99.
• Ideal for: Star Wars readers building a complete Aurra Sing storyline, collectors seeking early Dark Horse Star Wars releases, and fans who appreciate character-driven stories set against a galaxy-wide backdrop.

Add this essential chapter to your Star Wars comic collection and follow Aurra Sing’s escalating run through the galaxy, where every contract hides a personal cost and every ally could become a target.