Not only that, but Scott credits the rise of the Republic and subsequent Empire as the primary reasons why the Hutts' power is diminished, essentially demoting them from warlords to the gangsters like Jabba seen in the films and various series set during the Skywalker saga: And so then there must have been conflicts when we were discussing the idea of Republic pushing out into the frontier that yes, they would come up against the Nihil, but they would also come up against people like the Hutts who have had a free reign in that past space."
" With the Hutts as well, we know that with the warlords, there is a history there when they weren't just a bunch of gangsters, they had power then they've got their own area of space. Scott shared that more of the Hutts' influence and power will be felt in future issues of the series from Marvel Comics: The position of the Hutts was recently confirmed by Scott himself in a recent interview with the Comic Book Nationpodcast. Related: Star Wars: Why George Lucas Added Jabba the Hutt & Boba Fett Into A New Hope This seems to indicate that as the Republic has been expanding, they've been moving into Hutt Space, disrupting their operations and creating animosity. While there is some initial shock that a Hutt (dead or not) is found in Republic space, it is further noted that the region they are in has only been "aligned" for a few months. Jedi Knight Keeve Trennis, Trandoshan Jedi Master Sskeer, and the Jedi twins Terec and Ceret discover that the crew has already been killed, including a member of the Hutt Clans.
Thus far in Marvel Comics' Star Wars: The High Republic series from writer Cavan Scott with art by Ario Anindito, the Jedi have recently investigated a derelict Hutt ship that has been sabotaged and attacked by the fearsome marauders known as the Nihil. Then the Republic and shining Jedi Order begin to expand into the Outer Rim. During the High Republic era set nearly 200 years before the days of the Skywalker saga, the Hutts apparently control vast swaths of space with nearly no opposition centuries before the famous Jabba the Hutt. While the Hutts are some of the most notorious criminal gangsters in the Star Wars galaxy, Marvel's High Republic writer Cavan Scott has just confirmed that they were once much more powerful.
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