Star Wars: Boba Fett – Black, White and Red #2 Review: Like a filler episode

Star Wars: Boba Fett – Black, White and Red #2 Review

The second issue of Star Wars: Boba Fett: Black, White and Red is now available. This installment takes readers to Meddan, a new planet in the Star Wars universe filled with shady characters and underworld dealings, reminiscent of Coruscant or Nar Shaddaa.

Plot Overview

Boba Fett, known as one of the most relentless bounty hunters in the galaxy, is on the trail of Samu Mavolak. Mavolak, notorious for being exceptionally elusive, has a knack for evading capture after running up debts with numerous people. He even manages to deceive Boba Fett temporarily until his trick is exposed.

Character Insights

Despite Boba Fett’s reputation as a dangerous figure, he shows a surprising moment of humanity toward his target. This nuance adds depth to the story, making it feel slightly different compared to typical bounty hunter tales. It briefly evokes the tone of Din Djarin’s character and approach, even though the narrative remains centered on Boba Fett.

Notable Details

Meddan makes its debut as a diverse, densely populated world.
Samu Mavolak is a Zeltron, a humanoid species distinguished by red skin.

“Boba Fett might be incredibly dangerous, but he’s not a monster.”

This issue, while engaging, reads somewhat like a filler episode amid the larger narrative arc.

Author’s Summary

This issue enriches Boba Fett’s story by exploring his pursuit on a new planet and highlighting his unexpected humanity, though it feels like a brief side story rather than a pivotal chapter.

Would you prefer the tone to be more casual or formal?

VULKK.com — 2025-11-03