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After a rocket-paced opening episode, Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi‘s second episode, “A Hidden Weapon,” slows things down but doesn’t let up the momentum or finding ways to raise the stakes. And by letting the characters shine through more and developing some intriguing backstory and mysteries, the series only gets better. Continue reading “Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi Review: “A Hidden Weapon””
With Star Wars: A New Hope‘s big 50th Anniversary in 2027, it’s inevitable we’ll be swamped with nostalgic content for the original, even as new stories are released, like Starfighter and Ahsoka season two. We already know about A New Hope returning to cinemas in its ‘original‘ form in February 2027 and we just learned about Mad Cave Comics and their upcoming A New Hope – Triple Take comic which retells the story, also scheduled for Feb 2027. But what no one had on their bingo cards was a comic event unlike any other (for Star Wars at least) before it: Star Wars/Marvel: Hope Assembles, a crossover between the Star Wars universe and Marvel comics, written by Kevin Smith with art by David Marquez, launching in January 2027. I see the potential, but considering the throes of comic woes of late, this announcement isn’t drumming up the excitement it could’ve. Head below for the details, the covers, and my consternations. Continue reading “Comic News: Marvel x Star Wars Crossover Comeths For Us All in 2027”
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It’s weird to think, from clamoring for more of certain Visions stories to the continuations in comics and novels, we’re now at an unprecedented moment; a Visions short getting its own full-blown series! And what better place to start than with the world of “The Ninth Jedi,” a riveting, energetic, lore-packed, and heart-felt short that begged for expansion from the get-go. While its season three sequel short was a slow-burn reminder of the series’ and world’s potential, the opening episode of Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi “A New Threat” blows the door wide open with all its potential on display. It’s packed to the brim with story and expansions of the world that will make long-time fans happy we got more and new ones curious to keep watching. Continue reading “Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi Premiere Review: “A New Threat””
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While there have been plenty of Star Wars novels with romantic subplots and through lines, it’s Ashley Poston’s Eyes Like Stars that’s been christened the first romance novel. The pull between leads Ardent Quay and Sian is certainly a much bigger focus than ever before in Star Wars, yet how Poston handles the romance amongst an entertaining story in a journey across the stars with a lot to say about the shiny little planet we all live on, makes it a romance worth seeking out. Continue reading “Canon Novel Review: Eyes Like Stars”
You know what’s spooky….all the tie-ins and adaptations clogging up the comics in October! Marvel does finally unload the final two issues of their Rogue One tie-ins that ends with Vader doing frightening Vader things, plus they’re offering new and scary threats for Kylo Ren to face, while Dark Horse has a unsettling sounding finale to its The High Republic Adventures – Pathfinders miniseries, so even the content inside the comics has some festive fall frights to enjoy. Yet, they won’t be alone this year, as Mad Cave Studios really steps up to the plate with more original graphic novels! Head below for October 2026’s Star Wars Comics solicitations.
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The Publishing arm of the Star Wars franchise had three panels on Friday at SDCC 2026, so we gathered all the news and details into one place! The biggest announcement was Beth Revis’ April 2027 novel, Star Wars: Twin Crossroads, which will cover Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa training together as Jedi, while new entrant in the all-ages section of comics Mad Cave Studios and their Papercutz imprint offered up X-Wing Academy, which takes place in the New Republic era! There’s several other announcements and additional details on these new releases below!
Continue reading “SDCC ’26 Publishing Panels Roundup: Luke & Leia Jedi Training Novel, Mad Cave’s X-Wing Academy, and More!”
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I was pretty confident I’d be returning to review this issue by issue, but I was reading the third issue before I realized I hadn’t been staying on top of the reviews. But with the series over now, and the show it’s a prequel for having ended long before, it’s time for a review of the remaining issues I didn’t cover, #2-5, making this essentially a miniseries review, for Shadow of Maul. Continue reading “Canon Comic Miniseries Review: Shadow of Maul #2-5”
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A wily set of clones always finds more mischief, so fans of The Bad Batch haven’t had to totally mourn the show as we have another comic miniseries to enjoy from Dark Horse. Writer Michael Moreci, alongside the art team of Reese Hannigan, Elisabetta D’Amico, Michael Atiyeh, Tyler Smith & Bobby Bradford, are back for more hijinks, though this time around the Batch faces an unlikely foe in their path, rogue clones! While it feels a little rushed in some parts, Hyperspace Stories: The Bad Batch – Rogue Agents is a solid follow-up to the first miniseries as it uses the new foes to explore the team and foreshadow the show. Continue reading “Canon Comic Miniseries Review: Hyperspace Stories – The Bad Batch: Rogue Agents”
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As the Resistance recovers from their deadly losses on Crait and the galaxy struggles with the First Order’s swift expansion, one Jedi-to-be and her reluctant Master that never was a Jedi must find a way forward from pasts that haunt them both. Star Wars: Legacy by Madeleine Roux doesn’t hold back on exploring the traumas Rey and Leia have faced, and what lays before them still, resulting in an emotional, stunning, and deep character exploration also packing in plenty of heart, humor, and comments on the world we face today. Plus, there’s the added bonus it stitches up more of the sequel trilogy era to make it feel fuller than ever before. Continue reading “Canon Novel Review: Legacy”
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In the third Rogue One 10th Anniversary one-shot, things take a darker turn, befitting of its eponymous character. Rogue One: Saw Gerrera #1 peers into the lengths the partisan will go to win the war, as while we’ve had glimpses and hints before, this reveals the pivotal moment the Rebellion couldn’t stomach him being part of their cause. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Rogue One – Saw Gerrera #1”
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