Romance, Wonder Women, and Sith too
The Clone Wars, romance in storytelling, and other updates from this week.
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Read moreLast week’s episode of The Clone Wars has yielded some interesting discussions. Check out Megan’s review to see her reaction to “The Box.” We’re both enjoying the arc. I hope to go into some more detail on the storytelling and philosophical ideas in the arc when it’s complete, but for now here are a few things to think about.
Read moreLots of things to catch up on this week, and we’re only two days in!
Read moreLive ForceCast Clone Wars Roundtable on January 24, 2012.
Read moreRemember when I talked about liking the unexpected in my 2012 look-ahead blog? Well, it’s just a little bit past the middle of January, and I’ve already had a few of my wishes granted. Some I can’t talk about yet, but one I’d better let out of the bag because it’s happening tomorrow – I’m back on the Clone Wars Roundtable with Jason and Jimmy Mac from the ForceCast!
Read moreThe reception of Darth Plagueis serves to illustrate one of the ways the EU can be used effectively to reach a broad range of fans, including those who aren’t necessarily EU-focused but would be interested in movie-focused stories. The still underdeveloped backstories of the saga’s two female leads, Padmé Amidala and Leia Organa, provide the perfect opportunity to bring depth to the EU lore while also tapping into the interests of female fans.
Read moreTonight, Megan Crouse offers a review of last week’s The Clone Wars episode “A Friend in Need,” centered around Jedi Padawan Ahsoka Tano and her adventures with her friend Lux Bonteri.
Read moreRecent Star Wars news from early January.
Read moreGuest blogger Megan is back with a review of the recently concluded three-part Zygerria arc of The Clone Wars, adapted from the Slaves of the Republic comic written by Season One head writer Henry Gilroy.
Read moreToday we’ve posted the FANgirl Blog review of Star Wars: Darth Plagueis by James Luceno, which goes on sale next
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