Project: Star Wars
The Epic World Wide phenomenon began in 1977, with the release of the Star Wars movie/film. The creative genius behind this space adventure and the legendary Indiana Jones, is non-other than George Lucas for Lucas Films. The experience has seen the franchise grow exponentially, resulting in various movies, series, books, comic books, theme park attractions, and video games… The list is endless.
It has found its way into many a home, and the phenomenon is such that its brilliance entraps our young padawans. The expansion into new television series such as The Book of Boba Fett, The Mandalorian, and Obi-Wan Kenobi remain true to the original creative concept. The set, costumes, and androids are such that it is difficult to notice the difference between the 1977 movie and the most recent releases. “Timeless stories. Innovative storytelling.” That’s exactly what this is.
Star Wars: Escape To A Galaxy far, far away
Along time ago in this galaxy, when I was a kid the first Star Wars movie was released. Yes, I’m old. We don’t need to get into that. I had always been a fan of Sci-Fi and space related stuff, but when Star Wars premiered, I was completely sold and issued my Geek license.
Star Wars The High Republic #3 (Review)
One of the more exciting parts of Star Wars right now is one that is occurring completely off-screen. The High Republic is a period of time that lasted several hundred years, ending about one hundred years before The Phantom Menace takes place. While this era has not...
Star Wars Darth Vader (2020) #24: Marvel Comics Review
Marvel has spent a lot of time exploring Darth Vader over the last few years. At this point, we have really begun to dive deep into Vader's inner most demons. Darth Vader still carries the memories of Anakin Skywalker with him everywhere he goes. Now we explore what...
Why the Duel Between Ben Kenobi and Darth Vader in Episode IV Makes No Sense
Warning: Spoilers for Rebels, Rogue One and Kenobi below The first time the world ever saw a lightsaber duel was in Star Wars (1977). At the time, people were enamored by what they saw. Since then, the plot and continuity of Star Wars has grown by unimaginable...
Star Wars: Queen’s Hope (Review)
Star Wars: Queen's Hope is the third in E.K. Johnson's series focused on Padme Amidala. Johnson developed layered characters in Padme and her handmaidens over the series. Each of the titles provides Padme space to develop dialog worthy of a Queen. Queen's Hope begins...
STAR WARS THE CLONE WARS: THE OFFICIAL COLLECTOR’S EDITION (REVIEW)
STAR WARS THE CLONE WARS Firstly, I feel compelled to mention that I am a huge Star Wars fan. That fan who just refused to accept anyone into their inner circle if they were not a true fan. I mean who doesn't love Star Wars right? Especially with characters such...
The Book Of Boba Fett (Review): An Intriguing Tale That Mostly Delivers
It's hard to judge by only one episode, but The Book of Boba Fett is by no means whatsoever a disappointing series as of yet. It certainly has some disappointing elements, but the newest adventure from Lucasfilm is not "bad". It's simply....disorganized. The series...
STAR WARS INSIDER: THE FICTION COLLECTION VOLUME 2 (REVIEW)
They say for every story you know there is one that you never hear. Well if that is true then I think for a story about a "Galaxy Long Ago and Far Way" there would also be as many other stories as there are planets and stars in the sky. Titan Comics brings together...
STAR WARS ADVENTURES: GHOSTS OF VADER’s CASTLE # 1 (REVIEW)
Coming into a Star Wars book there are a few things you typically can expect. There will be space, ships and if you're lucky even a saber fight or two. Still despite their importance to the overall theme of the series the spiritual and supernatural elements tend to be...