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The makers of LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales share the secrets behind the new Halloween special

Printwatch: Marvel Comics Star Wars titles Jabba The Hutt #1 and The High Republic #7 are both going to second printings, while Kaiju Score #1 by James

What They Say: A weapon of mass damnation is hidden somewhere in London, and MI666 have no idea where to find it. As Gina and her team race to a secret location, Hex performs an infernal interrogation. Lives will be lost as Shadow Service’s epic second arc reaches its cataclysmic conclusion. Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers): The second storyline of the series comes to a close here and it’s one that changes where things stand at the end, which I can totally get behind. Cavan Scott has moved the storyline along well while keeping it engaging so t...

Star Wars: The High Republic’s Most Interesting Jedi Embraces His Failings Share Filed to:anakin skywalker What a Mann, that Elzar Mann. (Image: Joseph Meehan/Del Rey) Star Wars’ recent storytelling (cinematic or otherwise), seen in great decline. The Skywalker Saga laid the frayed Republic low twice, and the Jedi Order was all but stamped out, with only the hints of its return left lingering by the saga’s end. But it’s presenting that apex by introducing a sense of failure. If The Light of the Jedi and its fellow novels and comics in the first wave of

Star Wars: The High Republic Is Going Dark At Comic-Con@Home 2021, the Star Wars publishing team announced the next phase of Star Wars: The High Republic, and it looks like things are about to get dark. The Comic-Con panel revealed the next wave of The High Republic releases, coming in January 2022. The list bore a header that reads, "The Light fo the Jedi goes dark…." The tagline seems to be a direct callback to the adult novel that launched The High Republic, Charles Soule's Light of the Jedi. That novel saw the Jedi at the height of their power and effectiveness in responding to a gal...