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For Boba Fett, capturing Han Solo was the easy part.

In StarWars.com’s exclusive preview of Marvel’s Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters #1, the notorious bounty hunter has lost the carbonite-encased rebel. While Fett seeks the return of his bounty, the Mandalorian-armored warrior has become a very valuable prize himself…

Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters #1, from writer Charles Soule and artist Luke Ross, with a cover by Steve McNiven, arrives June 2 and is available for pre-order now on Comixology and at your local comic shop.

For more on Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters, check out StarWars.com’s previous coverage:

Read the reveal interview with writer Charles Soule. Go behind the panels of Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters Alpha #1 with

Star Wars Inside Intel is a StarWars.com feature where Lucasfilm Story Group member Emily Shkoukani, whose job is to know as much about a galaxy far, far away as possible, explores obscure facts about Star Wars lore and continuity. In this installment, Emily discusses the Four Sages of Dwartii…

Having only ever appeared in the Star Wars galaxy as statues, the Four Sages of Dwartii have quite a history to them. Audiences first got a glimpse of these statues in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones and Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, where they decorated Chancellor Palpatine’s office. Since then the statues have consistently shown up in Star Wars storytelling, including in animation, books, and comics. So, who are the Four Sages of Dwartii?

Sistros Nevet, Braata Danlos, Faya

Star Wars: The Bad Batch is here, chronicling the adventures of the elite squad Clone Force 99 following the end of the Clone War. In Bad Batch Declassified, we’ll explore our favorite moments from each episode of the series, available only on Disney+. Armor up and join us for the ride.

Spoiler warning: This article discusses details and plot points from the Star Wars: The Bad Batch episode, “Cornered.”

Bounty hunting is a complicated profession, but Fennec Shand gets the job done like no other. Last week, Ming-Na Wen returned to the role she first played on The Mandalorian after the fall of the Empire, exploring the fox-like bounty hunter’s earlier years at the beginning of Imperial rule. One thing’s for certain: The Bad Batch may be elite clones with genetically enhanced skills,

Padawan Bell Zettifar has lost his master. Now he must face one of the greatest challenges of being a Jedi: remaining in control of his emotions.

In StarWars.com’s exclusive new excerpt from Star Wars: The High Republic: The Rising Storm, the forthcoming Star Wars: The High Republic novel by Cavan Scott, we find Bell still reeling from the disappearance of Loden Greatstorm.

“Spending time with Bell Zettifar was one of the joys of writing The Rising Storm,” Scott tells StarWars.com. “For me, his bravery, adaptability and willingness to question sums up the Jedi of the High Republic.” In the new novel, “we see a Bell who is struggling to come to terms with the fact that he may never see his master Loden Greatstorm again, examining what grief and regret looks like for a

Star Wars: The Bad Batch, chronicling the adventures of Clone Force 99, is now streaming on Disney+! We love every member of this motley crew: there’s the tech-savvy (and aptly named) Tech, team leader and voice of reason Hunter, the cybernetic Echo, and the mysterious new recruit, Omega. Then there’s Wrecker. He’s the muscle of the team with a big heart. While we all have something in common with various members of the squad, we want to know — what percent Wrecker are you? Begin your next mission and find out with our quiz!

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