Star Wars Rebels: Twin Suns Review
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Star Wars Rebels: Visions and Voices – Review
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Riffing on Star Wars: #31 – The Tragedy of Biggs Darklighter
In the climatic moments of A New Hope, Luke Skywalker speeds down the Death Star trench, nimbly avoiding blaster fire from turrets stationed along its length and guarded against attacks from behind by his two wingmen, Red 2 and Red 3. Those two pilots are better known, respectively, as Wedge Antilles and Biggs Darklighter. Neither…
Riffing on Star Wars: #25 – Darth Vader, the Loser.
The final on screen confirmation of Darth Vader’s presence in Rogue One further confirms an undeniable fact about the Sith Lord, he’s the most popular villain in Star Wars. In fact, every Star Wars movie ever released in theaters has featured Vader in one form or another, but when we take Vader’s career into perspective,…
Riffing on Star Wars: #17 – The Aim of Stormtroopers
The Galactic Empire for nearly two decades slowly ground the galaxy underneath its proverbial jackboot heel. Lead by the sinister Emperor Palpatine and terrorized by Darth Vader, the Empire’s capital ships became symbols of oppression, used as recently as the last Rogue One trailer. In short, there’s a lot about the Empire that intimidates and…
Riffing on Star Wars: #12 – Why Water Matters in Star Wars
Few things are more exciting to discuss about Star Wars than the role of water in the films. There’s snow, there’s rain, and even a waterfall or two. Okay, perhaps water isn’t quite the hot topic for the franchise at the moment or ever, for that matter, but its presence in the films has often…
Riffing on Star Wars: #8 – The Why of Tatooine
The planet of double suns, Tatooine looms large in the mythos of Star Wars. The setting for the first act of A New Hope and Return of the Jedi, the second act of The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones, and part of the concluding final act of Revenge of the Sith. Only The…
Star Wars: Star Wars, Vol. 7 – Review
A void exists in the life of Obi-Wan Kenobi. From The Phantom Menace to Revenge of the Sith, we follow Kenobi from Jedi Knight to Jedi Master, as he sought to train Anakin Skywalker and fight as a general in the Republic’s clone armies. At the end of Revenge of the Sith, we see Kenobi…
Star Wars: Star Wars, Vols 4 – 6, – Review and Summary
If the first three issues of Marvel’s Star Wars were intended to simply introduce our characters, the next three push our main heroes, Luke, Han, and Leia, off onto paths which come to define them in the following films of the Original Trilogy. Luke continues his path to becoming a Jedi, while the building blocks…
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