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In “Day,” the fourth episode of The Acolyte‘s first season, the show returns to the series’ present, where Mae and Osha converge on Khofar to track down the Wookiee Jedi Master Kelnacca, but everyone involved gets far more than they bargained for, leading to a memorable cliffhanger that makes next week’s episode feel years away! Continue reading “The Acolyte Season One Review: “Day””
After months of speculation, and a year or two sort of feeling it was time, the Star Wars (Vol. 2) and Darth Vader (Vol. 3) series which kicked off in 2020 will come to an end September 2024. They’ll both be large issues, 50 pages for 50 issues of storytelling, to help wrap up their stories and close out the era set between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. What comes next? Marvel promises we’ll find out in the coming weeks, but could there be hints in the solicitations for the 50th and final issues of each comic? Or most importantly, what would you like to see? Check out the covers, solicitations, and my hope for what’s next below! Continue reading “Star Wars & Darth Vader 2020 Series End September 2024”
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After issues of build-up, the Exegol storyline sputters at the finish line in Darth Vader #47 (Vol. 3), but the reveal of what comes next holds potential promise. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Vader #47 (Vol. 3)”
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The Acolyte’s third episode, “Destiny” takes us back to the pivotal events 16 years ago on Brendok, and while it lacks clarity on what it reveals, it’s interestingly all on purpose. Find out how and why in my review! Continue reading “The Acolyte Season One Review: “Destiny””
While we’re getting closer and closer to August 30, the release date of Star Wars Outlaws, everything I keep seeing, especially today’s new footage from the Ubisoft Forward 2024 showcase, makes August feel so much further away! We got two new sets of footage, the first being a general gameplay overview that’s almost 4 minutes long (see above!), and then there’s the lengthy 10 minute slice (see below the cut), which gives us a better look at specifics, like the heads-up-display (HUD), the very seamless transitions from ships to planets, and the “Experts” system. So check out the lengthier section and some impressions below! Continue reading “Deeper Glimpse of Star Wars Outlaws Gameplay Stirs Hype and Hope”
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An unlikely group behind the Stormwall is all that stands between the Nihil’s notorious Baron Boolan and his latest catch, but is one member too much of a rogue for things to go well? Find out in my review of The High Republic #8 – Phase III! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic #8 – Phase III”
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With Mon Mothma back and no more hindrances for the trial to continue, the defense, and Lando himself, make their case in Star Wars #47’s finale to the Trial of Lando Calrissian storyline! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Star Wars #47 (Vol. 2)”
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Darth Maul’s latest missions puts him the sights of retired yet deadly mercenaries, will he be able to rise to the challenge? Find out in our review of Darth Maul: Black, White & Red #2! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Darth Maul – Black, White & Red #2”
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After four long years, The Acolyte is finally here, taking us back 100 years before The Phantom Menace to explore the end of the High Republic era and what those in the shadows have been up to, as Jedi begin to die. Despite some pacing/editing issues, The Acolyte‘s season premiere, kicking off with Episode 1 “Lost/Found” and Episode 2 “Revenge/Justice,” is an often compelling, mysterious start, with arresting action, wonderful acting, and a great focus on a more personal situation than anyone imagined. Spoilers ahead in my review! Continue reading “The Acolyte Series Premiere Review: “Lost/Found” & “Revenge/Justice””
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Jango Fett #3 by Ethan Sacks and Luke Ross continues to be just plain fun to read, as its penultimate issue includes plenty of intriguing revelations presented in a high-energy way, leaving me eager to see how the team wraps it all up! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: Jango Fett #3”
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