James Volpe continues the theme of the space cowboy, Han Solo, and what might be seen in the upcoming Solo: A Star Wars Story in this edition of the Retrozap Artist Series.
With the series ending of Star Wars Rebels, Kendall Schroeder takes a closer look at Ahsoka Tano’s transformation in this installment of the RetroZap Artist Series.
When Netflix says they’re filming all their Marvel superhero shows in New York, you better believe them. They did not go to Anzhou, China for Iron Fist!
Thrawn puts his intellect towards thwarting pirates and angering Imperials in Thrawn #2.
Darth Vader carries on business from the Clone Wars in Darth Vader #13.
Leia resumes the business of building a Rebellion. Dennis discusses her plans in his review Star Wars #44.
The Royal Dragon Chinese Restaurant is one of the most amazing locations in the Netflix series’ of shows. It’s a restaurant that the production were able to drive a car into, shoot up with squibs, and have stunt performers doing wire work inside the small building! That’s because it’s not really a restaurant.
The road to Avengers: Infinity War continues with Dennis’s review of The Infinity Gauntlet #2.
Darth Vader establishes exactly what the “Rule of Five” is in Darth Vader #12.
Aphra needs to get into a secure Imperial facility. So, she picks up a gift for the Empire.
Location scouting for filming locations of movies does not have to be an arduous process. For instance, the Museum of Great Britain was as easy to find as reading the credits!
Concluding Thoughts on Poe Dameron #24
The Norwegian meadow from Thor: Ragnarok is an interesting location, due to the fact that it’s a conglomeration of multiple other locations. It’s one of those locations that makes this job hard!