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Legends of the Force Part 40: Rogue Squadron: The Phantom Affair
We return to the Rogues as they compete with the Empire to get the plans for a cloaking device in “The Phantom Affair”.
(more…)We return to the Rogues as they compete with the Empire to get the plans for a cloaking device in “The Phantom Affair”.
(more…)We’re continuing with the Dark Horse Comics take on the Star Wars universe this time, with Rogue Squadron: The Phantom Affair.
(more…)We continue with some scum and villainy with a trilogy of single-issue stories based around Boba Fett, set after Empire’s End.
(more…)Sadly, we are not done with the Hutts. Though this time they play second fiddle to Boba Fett.
(more…)This month I’m looking at the last of the Jabba the Hutt comics.
(more…)This month I’m taking a look at the Dark Horse Comics adaptations of the original Thrawn trilogy.
(more…)The Hellboy movie series has been re-booted, now without Guillermo Del Toro and after superhero movies, in general, have become more mainstream. How does this new film fare?
(more…)This time we conclude the Dark Empire trilogy with Star Wars: Empire’s End.
(more…)This week I’m taking a look at the conclusion of the Exar Kun saga.
(more…)This month we’re wrapping up the Star Wars Droids ongoing comic from Dark Horse.
(more…)I’m returning to the Star Wars comics this week with the conclusion of Dark Horse’ Star Wars Droids ongoing.
(more…)Continuing with Dark Horse, we have the first comic book outing of Rogue Squadron, and Mike Stackpole’s first step into the Star Wars Universe. (more…)
I’m continuing with Dark Horse’s run of Star Wars comics with probably one of the most beloved spinoffs not created with Timothy Zahn. (more…)
Moving back to Dark Horse comics, we have Louise Simonson returning to the Star Wars universe with Dark Horse Comics (more…)
Continuing with my look at the Star Wars Expanded Universe with a stand-alone story from the creators of Power Pack – Louise Simonson and June Brigman. (more…)
This time I have the most violent Star Wars comic I’ve covered to date. (more…)
This month I’m covering the next installment of Dark Horse’s Droids comic. Opening Credits: Star Wars Theme from Super Star Wars on the SNES. Closing Credits: Chiptune Cantina Band from Chiptune Inc. – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvJtiGFudFlvYMfjiU1NKJg Please support my Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/countzeroor Buy me a coffee at Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/countzero Member of The Read more…
We’re continuing the Star Wars comic reviews with a trio of Jabba the Hutt one-shots from 1995 – the fourth doesn’t come out until 1996, so we’ll hold off on that one for later. (more…)
For the next installment of my Star Wars comic reviews, I’m taking a look at the next Droids miniseries, Rebellion, and the Droids Special one-shot. (more…)
Veich and Kennedy return, with another story of the Emperor Reborn (or, rather, Emperor Reborn^2). Dark Empire II is available from Amazon.com (http://amzn.to/2Bsu0Pm) – buying the book (or anything else) through that link helps support the show! Opening Credits: Star Wars Theme from Super Star Wars on the SNES. Closing Read more…
After wrapping up the Jedi Academy trilogy, I’m moving on to the direct sequel to Dark Empire.
The Star Wars Comics go back to the ancient past to chronicle the rise of Exar Kun. (more…)
Having finished the second book in the Jedi Academy Trilogy, this seems like as good a time as any to take a look at the comic book storyline discussing the rise of Exar Kun – The Freedon Nadd Uprising and Dark Lords of the Sith. Credits Freedon Nadd Uprising Writer: Read more…
R2-D2 & C-3P0 get their time in the spotlight in the new expanded universe. (more…)