Her name was Oola and she was a rebel. You may remember her, green skin, tentacles hanging from the back of her head, and an outfit that left little to be imagined. She danced in the court of Jabba the Hutt, but not by choice. Oola was a slave, but died a person demanding her…
More than a year ago, we declared our intent to avoid Paul S. Kemp’s Lords of the Sith, not due to anything Mr. Kemp had previously said or done, or with regard to the quality of the novel, but out of a desire not to get too much “inside the head” of Darth Vader. We…
[Minor spoils related to Star Wars: Rebels below.] The first time we met Darth Vader was in the opening moments of Star Wars, emerging through a blasted doorway and passing through curls of smoke aboard the Tantive IV, Princess Leia’s diplomatic ship. In little time, his angry James Earl Jones’ voice snarls commands to scour…
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