Exclusive Advance Reader’s Copies of Star Wars: A New Dawn at San Diego Comic-Con
If there wasn’t reason enough to be excited for San Diego Comic-Con 2014 already, Del Rey has just pulled out the turbo-lasers. Usually at Cons…
2 Beyond The Lost Missions: The Clone Wars Story Conference Sketches By Dave Filoni
In conjunction with the release of Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season Six “The Lost Missions” on Netflix, supervising director Dave Filoni returned to the…
Battle Meditation Review: Star Wars: The Clone Wars: The Unknown (Episode 6.01)
The Clone Wars is back with a bang! At 12:01 am March 7th The Clone Wars was released on Netflix including the entire series and…
NYCC Star Wars Rebels Panel Announcement Reveals Plot Details
On September 12th it was announced by Lucasfilm that they would be holding a Star Wars Rebels panel at New York Comic Con on Saturday…
Star Wars Rebels Report: A Look at Taiwan Animation Studio CGCG
CGCG is the 3D animation studio that will be responsible for a good portion of the work on the new animated series, Star Wars Rebels….
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Jedi News has it’s network of Bothan spies all across the United Kingdom and they dropped some big news today. The following image comes from…
New York Comic Con: Star Wars Rebels Panel to Feature Imperial Theme and Giveaway
This Saturday, October 12, 2013 at New York Comic Con, Lucasfilm will be holding a panel about the new animated show Star Wars Rebels. “The…
Review: Star Wars: Honor Among Thieves (Empire and Rebellion) by James S.A. Corey
The latest novel addition to the Star Wars Expanded Universe, Honor Among Thieves marks the debut of the writing duo Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck…
Review: Razor’s Edge: Star Wars (Empire and Rebellion) by Martha Wells
Star Wars goes back to basics with the Empire and Rebellion series. The series’ debut novel Razor’s Edge is delivered by veteran author Martha Wells…
Binding the Galaxy Together: A Look at the Lucasfilm “Story Group”
A seemingly minor bit of news out of the recent Star Wars: Celebration Europe convention was an oblique reference to something called the “story group”…