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Game of Cat and Mouse Begins in Marvel’s Star Wars: Target Vader #2
“THE PLAN” – THE HUNTER BECOMES THE HUNTED! VALANCE and DENGAR track DARTH VADER while also seeking out the perfect weapon to kill the SITH LORD… which they’ll need as Vader turns the tables on the hunters and corners them! Both hunter and hunted uncover dark secrets behind the criminal syndicate known only as THE […]
Review – New Allies and Old Enemies In Marvel’s Star Wars #70
This week, we rejoin our heroes in their hunt for a new Rebel Alliance base. No one expected the journey to Hoth would be an easy one. “Rebels and Rogues” has fractured the fellowship of heroes, placing Han and Leia on the planet Lanz Carpo dealing with a suspicious old friend from Leia’s past. Threepio […]
Review – Doctor Aphra and the Lost Sith Sword in Marvel’s Galaxy’s Edge #4
This fourth issue of Galaxy’s Edge continues the hunt for an elusive artifact that’s revealed to be a Sith sword. Like all the pieces in Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities, there’s a story behind not only the artifact itself, but how it came to be in his possession. Somehow, I’m not at all surprised the archaeologist who […]
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No Comments »Review: Marvel’s Star Wars: Age of Resistance Special #1 Takes Readers on Adventures with Maz Kanata, Amilyn Holdo, and BB-8
Like the previous two mini-series with the “Age of…” moniker, Star Wars: Age of Resistance is an anthology series featuring the various heroes and villains of that era. Also like the other two series, Resistance includes a special issue that collects three separate short stories starring a few heroes that, although they don’t get their […]
Review – Innocence Lost and Love Found In Zoraida Córdova’s A Crash of Fate
At its best, Star Wars is a love story. Love led to the undoing and salvation of some of the biggest characters in the franchise. More often than not, when you hear fans discuss stories they are most compelled by, the events and movements can be distilled down to love. Love in Star Wars can be the bond […]
Review – Things Get More Complicated in Star Wars #69
REBELS AND ROGUES Part II – TRICKS AND TRAPS! The REBELS AND ROGUES epic continues as our heroes deploy their plans to trick their Imperial pursuers… and everything falls apart! CHEWIE and THREEPIO face moral quandaries — and mortal danger — when they learn the uninhabited planet they’re supposed to destroy isn’t quite so uninhabited. […]
Full Videos of Both Lucasfilm Publishing and A Peek Behind Audiobook Production Panels From SDCC 2019
For those of you following yesterday’s exciting news from SDCC 2019, Penguin Random House has updated their YouTube channel with videos from both the Lucasfilm Publishing Panel and Star Wars Audiobooks: Behind-the-Scenes. Kyle LarsonKyle Larson lives in Portland, Oregon. When he’s not running trails, he’s reading and writing.
UPDATE With Official Covers: The Rise of Kylo Ren Comic Announced and Much More at the SDCC 2019 Lucasfilm Publishing Panel
Exciting news from San Diego Comic Con 2019 just keeps coming for Star Wars fans! Del Rey and Disney-Lucasfilm Publishing hosted a panel of authors including Rebecca Roanhorse, Zoraida Córdova, Delilah S. Dawson, George Mann, Timothy Zahn, Cavan Scott, Charles Soule, E.K. Johnston and Kevin Shinick. We were given a bit more information on what to […]
Review: Shadow Wing Prepares to End the Rebellion Once and for All in Star Wars: TIE Fighter #4
Hopefully, we’ll get some cool news in the world of Star Wars comics this weekend at SDCC, but while we wait to see what’s in store, be sure to check out this week’s brand new Star Wars releases from Marvel. One of the two comics this week is the fourth issue of the Star Wars: […]
Review – Raiding The Rebels In Marvel’s Doctor Aphra #34
Doctor Aphra returns this week to give headaches to both the Empire and the Rebel Alliance. After walking away from Tolvan and the Rebel Alliance, Aphra and her new ward, Vulaada, must forge a new path in the unforgiving galaxy they exist in. Confronted with the ghosts of her past, Aphra must use her experiences […]
Review – A Soldier Who Does What’s Necessary In Marvel’s Age of Resistance: Captain Phasma
The second issue in Marvel’s Age of Resistance brings us a brutal story involving Captain Phasma and a squad of stormtroopers in the midst of a decisive battle in the Unknown Regions. This is one of the grittier issues I’ve seen in a while and writer Tom Taylor lets us know he’s not playing around with […]
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This new issue of Star Wars marks the beginning of a new arc as well as the beginning for a new writer/artist duo in Greg Pak and Phil Noto. The “Rebels and Rogues” arc is bringing us even closer to The Empire Strikes Back when “the evil lord Darth Vader, obsessed with finding young Skywalker, has dispatched […]
