It’s a packed month for Star Wars™ Battlefront II, let’s dive straight in.įebruary begins our focus on the Age of Rebellion. We’ve got Age of Rebellion Co-Op locations (7 in total!), two new Reinforcements in the form of the Ewok Hunter and ISB Agent, 4 new Blasters, 4 Capital Ships for Co-Op, Hero improvements, AI upgrades and two new Heroes Vs. Unfortunately, Mulholland won't get a chance to read the comic as he passed away in 1999, but now his legacy will forever be cemented in that galaxy far, far away.įor more on the War for the Bounty Hunters comic, check out our exclusive look at Star Wars: Crimson Reign, a story that is set to continue the one that began with War of the Bounty Hunters, and one that will "reshape the history of the Star Wars Galaxy during the Age of Rebellion.The Age of Rebellion update arrives tomorrow, February 26 and with it, a great selection of new content. In a bit of a twist, this character is a part of the Son-Tuul Pride Crime Syndicate, which is a rival gang of Jabba's.ĭespite this not actually being a human version of Jabba the Hutt, it's a nice nod to Declan Mulholland. As reported by CBR.com, this unnamed character is aboard the Son-Tuul Pride War Cruiser Dark Syndicate and on his way to bid on the carbonite-frozen body of Han Solo. Now, in Star Wars #16, a new comic in the War of the Bounty Hunters crossover event, a character resembling Mulholland's Jabba the Hutt makes his brief debut. This cut scene was added in 1997's special edition version of A New Hope, but Mulholland was replaced with CG to keep it in line with Jabba's appearance in Return of the Jedi.
Jabba as we know him didn't exist in 1977 as George Lucas hadn't quite created him yet, and he was portrayed as a human gangster after Han Solo.
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