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The next new Star Wars: Visions comic takes us back to the world of “The Duel” short, once again featuring Ronin and his droid B5-56 with a new twist yet the same amazing quality from writer and artist Takashi Okazaki! Continue reading “Comic Review: Star Wars Visions – Takashi Okazaki #1”
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Star Wars: Visions has made it way to comics and novels before, initially focused on expanding the world of “The Duel” short, but now Marvel is expanding their comic efforts with a series of one-shots exploring new and returning Visions stories. It all kicks off with Star Wars: Visions – Peach Momoko #1, which sees the titular creative bring her unique and evocative style to a brand-new story. Continue reading “Comic Review: Star Wars Visions – Peach Momoko #1”
I focus a lot on Star Wars’ comics on the Manor, especially thanks to it introducing my favorite character Doctor Aphra, and now more than ever it’s hard not to think about their future. We’ve been in the six months period between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi for three years now and are currently in the middle of its fourth crossover event, so a little fatigue has set in, minus for series set outside said era. The announcement of the Star Wars: Visions one-shots was a fresh injection, as is the news we’ll get more backstory for “The Duel,” but where’s a similar freshness for the main stories? Enter 2023’s Revelations one-shot, which looks to tease what’s ahead for 2024’s comics, featuring everyone from Keeve Trennis of the High Republic era, Mace Windu, Princess Leia, and…Grand Admiral Thrawn?! Head below for the intriguing new cover and look at the newest Visions project! Continue reading “Comic News: Next Revelations One-Shot Announced, More Ronin for Star Wars: Visions Comics”
Dropping jaws to the floor with her artwork time and time again, recently giving Star Wars comics fans beautiful Women’s History Month variant covers and a haunting tale in Darth Vader: Black, White & Red #1, Peach Momoko will kick off a series of Star Wars: Visions one-shot comics launching in November from Marvel! The potential is limitless with the series, as we could get original tales like Momoko’s or maybe even return to familiar ones from episodes past, and only time will tell where the series could go. Head below for more about Momoko’s dark side cult focused tale, including incredible glimpses of her designs for it! Continue reading “Peach Momoko Leads Star Wars: Visions Comic One-Shot Series, out November 2023!”
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Last and totally not least, as in fact it’s one of my top 3 for Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2, is “Aau’s Song” by Triggerfish Animation Studios. It’s toy-like design, whimsical world, and musically driven ideas lead to a final episode containing everything that’s made this season even more special than the first. Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “Aau’s Song””
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Lucasfilm teams up with D’ART Shtajio for Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2’s “The Pit,” a rousing, heartfelt examination of the dangers of ignorance and hope’s ever eternal flame, which will stick with you long after its over. Stay after the credits and check my review out below afterwards! Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “The Pit””
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At this point in my Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 watch through, 88 Pictures’ “The Bandits of Golak” is the first to feel so absolutely seeped in its studio’s culture, dazzling viewers with a heavily inspired look and feel, I eagerly wanted more Star Wars viewed through their lens, and that’s not even including the interesting story and world which also deserves to be seen more of. Check out why in my review now! Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “The Bandits of Golak””
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Like Andor and other projects before it, Studio La Cachette proves Star Wars doesn’t need lightsabers or the Force for an engaging story to be told in their Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 short, “The Spy Dancer.” Elegant as its main character’s dance routine, its lush world and emotional story could slot right into the larger story without fuss and we’d all be the better for it. Find out why in my review! Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “The Spy Dancer””
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With an expansive scope which ends up holding its own weight, Studio Mir’s Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 short, “Journey to the Dark Head,” builds intriguing new lore in an enticing time in the galaxy, flush with rich animation and enjoyable characters which will leave viewers ready for more. Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “Journey to the Dark Head””
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Packed with tons of lovely little details and bursting with heart, humor, and a focus on one half of the parental pair which doesn’t always get it in Star Wars, Aardman’s “I Am Your Mother” is pure delight from start to finish in their Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 short. Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “I Am Your Mother””
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