Review: Star Wars Millennium Falcon Owner’s Workshop Manual
One of the trademarks of storytelling in Star Wars is they don’t always fully explain how all the technology works.
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Star Wars: Women of the Galaxy Reviewed
It all started with Princess Leia and now 41 years later she’s joined by 74 more female characters in Star
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Dragon Con Costume & Cosplay Portraits: Part 1
Around 80,000 people attended Dragon Con this year. And it feels like it’s not out of the realm of possibility
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Discussing the Arrogance of the Jedi at Dragon Con
The Jedi of the Republic had the Force and still one man appeared to be able to orchestrate their downfall.
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Dragon Con Looks at Creating Iconic Characters in Star Wars and Beyond
What’s it like working on iconic characters? And how do creators working in different media approach them? These are some
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Review of Solo: A Star Wars Story: Expanded Edition
Solo: A Star Wars Story: Expanded Edition not only greatly lives up to the expanded moniker, it makes the movie’s
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At the Intersection of Science and Entertainment: An Interview with Ann Merchant
We are fans of science fiction, of fantasy, of space operas – where the science is often (though not always)
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Thrawn: Alliances Review
Timothy Zahn’s Thrawn: Alliances is two Grand Admiral Thrawn and Anakin Skywalker stories for the price of one. Sometime between
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Heroine’s Journey Review: Finding Hope Among Your Demons
Sorry, Evie and Aveda. Bea is my favorite now. The following review is spoiler-free. Heroine’s Journey, the third book in Sarah
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The Good, The Bad, and The Less Than Great Choices – Looking at the Ladies of Solo: A Star Wars Story
Coming out of my first viewing of Solo: A Star Wars Story I distinctly remember thinking about how I much
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