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The Battle of Jakku – Insurgency Rising #3 sees a crack team sent behind enemy lines to ascertain the true depth of Moff Adelhard’s threat to the burgeoning New Republic and they quickly find themselves with unexpected foes and allies in the process, ramping up the intrigue for the maxiseries! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The Battle of Jakku – Insurgency Rising #3”
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As a blight threatens everyone and the Nameless creatures ensure a Nihil advantage, it’s up to a young Jedi Knight and a Padawan to solve the mystery and unlock a way to turn the tide. Will they be enough or will the dangers come for them too? Find out in my review of George Mann’s adventurous and emotional The High Republic: Tears of the Nameless! Continue reading “Canon Novel Review: The High Republic – Tears of the Nameless”
Just over 2 and half months since the first trailer, and a little over a month until its premiere, Lucasfilm has unleashed the synth-heavy, 80’s throwback final trailer for Skeleton Crew! And yes, your ears are not deceiving you, that’s a Huttese cover of Peter Schilling’s “Major Tom (Coming Home)”, which my mileage is at least varying with. Check out the neat retro poster and some new details we’ve learned below! Continue reading “Final Skeleton Crew Trailer Hits Those 80’s Vibes”
January is usually a time of new beginnings for most people, especially as they start their attempts at New Year’s resolutions (which I believe in you, you can do it!), but for Marvel and mostly Dark Horse Star Wars comics in January 2025, it’s more about endings. On Marvel’s side, their big The Battle of Jakku maxiseries meets its climactic titular battle, Ewok adventures end, and the publisher looks back at their 10 years of comic legacy (which means I’ve been reviewing comics for 10 years now here and I’ll have to unpack that later). For Dark Horse, there’s finales to Echoes of Fear and Tales from the Occlusion Zone, while their main THRA series marches towards the era’s end, but they also bring something new: a Bad Batch miniseries! Head below to check out January 2025 Star Wars comics solicitations now!!
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Having just teased fans at NYCC, Charles Soule’s next Marvel comic for Star Wars has been announced: a Kylo Ren focused on-going series named Legacy of Vader. Set in the year between The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker, the series looks to explore the fallout of all his actions so far, something the films didn’t have as much time to digest (nor did fans due to little tie-in media). With art by the talented Luke Ross, which some preview pages were also revealed, Legacy of Vader starts February 2025 so head below now for all the details and first look. Continue reading “Comic News: Kylo Ren Comic from Charles Soule Announced for 2025”
Really beyond the Hyperspace Stories maxiseries, Dark Horse’s comics output has largely been about The High Republic Adventures and its various spin-offs and one-shots, and while there was plenty of news and previews galore of the various storylines (like Alyssa Wong is writing an upcoming one-shot) at this year’s NYCC panel, new, non-THRA content was focused on as well, including a Poe Dameron miniseries! Head below for first looks and all the details! Continue reading “NYCC ’24 Dark Horse Panel: Poe Dameron Miniseries, Alyssa Wong High Republic One-shot, Previews, and More!”
While it didn’t unveil what Marvel’s big Star Wars plans are, the NYCC 2024 Lucasfilm Publishing Panel did feature much anticipated covers for The High Republic’s final wave of stories, new armored Jedi concept art for the era, and a tango-y poster for the upcoming audiobook Tempest Breaker, while there was one big Marvel Comics announcement: the Jedi Knights on-going series! Head below for all the great new artwork and details on the new series! Continue reading “NYCC ’24 Lucasfilm Publishing Panel: High Republic Phase 3 Covers, Jedi Knights Comic, and More!”
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The Battle of Jakku maxiseries rages on! Insurgency Rising #2 introduces even more situations and characters to the story, but manages to begin formulating it all into a cohesive way forward. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The Battle of Jakku – Insurgency Rising #2”
After the death of a friend, Mace Windu travels on his own with a seemingly impossible task: take the weight of a troubled world solely upon his shoulders. On Metagos, Mace Windu reacts to threats beyond his own imagination – including his own doubts and fears. Read Chris’s review of Mace Windu: The Glass Abyss now!
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Yub Nub! Writer Steve Orlando brings us the next 4-issue miniseries, this time focusing on the furry murder bears of the Forest Moon of Endor…Ewoks! Despite all the necessary set-up in issue #1, Ewoks gets off to a fun start with returning faces, Legends made canon, and an intriguing glimpse at the creatures’ culture. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Ewoks #1”
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