Poe Dameron #27 makes an adventure out of a passing line of dialogue from The Force Awakens. Dennis reviews Snap and Karé’s mission.
The Galaxy Far, Far Away is getting even bigger with the addition of spin-offs, or Star Wars Stories as they’re officially known, the latest of which is set to unleash in a matter of hours now.
It’s a return for Star Wars in May with the release of Solo: A Star Wars Story on May 25th. The first Star Wars May release since 2005!
Welcome to this week’s MCU: Location Scout where I take you behind-the-locations of the Busan Street Chase from Black Panther. You won’t find this exclusive look at all the locations anywhere else, so buckle up and hold on tight! Wakanda Forever!
The tradition of comic adaptation of the Star Wars movies continues as Dennis reviews The Last Jedi #1.
James Volpe has more movie and music cover mashups from Solo: A Star Wars Story in this edition of the RetroZap Artist Series.
Thrawn overcomes Imperial prejudice and politics to resolve a land dispute in Thrawn #4. Dennis reviews his tactics and compares this comic adaptation to Timothy Zahn’s novel.
As the culmination for Phase I of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Battle of New York, as presented in The Avengers is an amazing spectacle put to film. Not only does have some amazing action, but it combines footage from multiple locations seamlessly to create the city that never sleeps.
The all-time classic novel The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton and the 1983 film The Outsiders may share the same story and characters, but the classic film stands out for very different reasons than the book did in 1967.
Mon Cala holds its own against the Empire as the Inquisitors close in on the Jedi in Darth Vader #16.
Chewie with goggles! What more could anyone want? Retrozap artist Kendall Schroeder takes you through his process as he creates this iconic Star Wars character in this addition of the Retrozap Artist Series.
Leia, Han, and Luke have The Phantom Menace experience in Star Wars #47.
He is without a doubt the smoothest smuggler in the galaxy far, far away. Cut from the same cloth as Han Solo but not as rough around the edges, Lando Calrissian embodies the quintessential con-artist and ladies-man.