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Posted on Tuesday, May 4th, 2021 by Ethan Anderton Star Wars Day might be getting more expensive than Christmas. Whenever May the 4th rolls around, you can always expect to open up your bank account for some new Star Warsmerchandise, and today is no different thanks to a batch of new collectibles unveiled by the quality creators at Hot Toys and Sideshow Collectibles. Hot Toys has unveiled a trio of new figures (including a gnarly steed) inspired by the live-action Star Wars series The Bad Batch. Meanwhile, Sideshow Collectibles is digging into The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels with ne...

Disney+ Releases New Star Wars: The Bad Batch Poster The Bad Batch is the next series in the acclaimed Star Wars animated line and will serve as a bridge between the events of Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels. The new Star Wars: Bad Batch one-sheet has a very Marvel vibe to it, using the stacked totem of characters, with the arch-villain arching over the top of the image, and various teaser scenes of battle and some other Star Wars tech lining the sides. If you haven't met Clone Force 99 before, it's definitely hard to miss them now!

The Mandalorian, and whatever else he has in the works next. He’s been such a driving force in the franchise that it can be hard to remember he didn’t actually make the first modern Tartakovsky was hired to make the first Star Wars: Clone Wars cartoons in 2003, chronicling some of the events that occurred between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. And they were completely awesome. These shorts were both incredibly stylish and action-packed, as one might expect of the man who was concurrently making Samurai Jack. But George Lucas’ own plans to explore the conflict with 2...

But George Lucas’ own plans to explore the conflict with 2008's Star Wars: The Clone Wars pushed the original animated take aside. That’s a damn shame, because the 2003-2005 series heavily influenced many Star Wars stories afterward—and yet there’s still more greatness from it that can be reinstated. Here are a few suggestions. Durge The most important Star Wars villain that hasn’t made his way to the new canon is Durge, a Gen’Dai bounty hunter seen in the first season of Tartakovsky’s Star Wars: Republic comic series. His hulking shape and bulky blue armor feel on-brand for...