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| Ready to take the bounty, Boba Fett, as special art personified by his visual co-creator, Joe Johnston. |
"George (Lucas) wanted a new trooper. The original idea behind Boba Fett was that he was going to be an army of super troopers. There was going to be 40,000 of these guys. He's sort of a bad guy but he's not on the Empire's side and he's not on the rebels' side. He's like a free agent, and he goes around the galaxy arresting people and bringing them back to justice or bringing them back to Jabba the Hutt or whoever. He's a mercenary. He'll do anything for money, and his outfit, the way he looks, should reflect that."
Joe Johnston, on the conception of the greatest Star Wars saga bounty hunter, Boba Fett, who debuted in live action form within the drama of The Empire Strikes Back.
Empire at 40 | Designing an Icon: Joe Johnston on the Journey to Create Boba Fett | StarWars.com
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| Fett on a speeder bike, in another original art piece by Joe Johnston. |
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