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From the Blogside

October 16th, 2006 by Dunc · Comments Off

The Infinite Force on how to write a ‘popular’ blog on starwars.com. I don’t think there’s really a set formula, but you might as well give it a try. Early morning rambles and very snarky things about Courtship of Princess Leia or the YJK series (inexplicably beloved by the young’ens) have also been known to work. Or just hope everyone else sucks that day.

For all your high-minded analysis needs – Lord Noctifer on Apollonian Jedi and Dionysian Sith. Meanwhile, Master Ki-Aaron-Mundi considers the Force.

Nardasarmy introduces the fandom buddy system.

Dan Wallace lists the top eight B-List Marvel characters. Aren’t all Marvel characters B-list until proven otherwise?

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From the Blogside

October 8th, 2006 by Dunc · Comments Off

Harry Potter is a fraud! This isn’t a blog, but it’s certainly burning through the fandom in a way I find quite amusing. Please note it was originally published in 2002.

Icarusancalion has excellent advice for fandom security. Hiding your tie-in novels in the underwear drawer is not, surprisingly, one of them.

Oboe-Wan ponders hats and Ewoks. Sadly, not hats of Ewoks. (Yes, it’s old-school CJ reference day!)

On the VIP front, Helen Keier on how she got the gig, Sterling Hershey explains what a freelance game designer does and Abel G. Peña discusses the origins of Darth Millennial. Oh, and Jeremy Bulloch has shown up.

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From the Blogside

October 1st, 2006 by Dunc · Comments Off

Lord Noctifer wonders about definitive original trilogy; Oboe-Wan on why Star Wars is best set ‘a long time ago’; Lady Shada’s thoughts of a binary sunset; The Infinite Force continues his thoughts on the Sith and the nature of power; The Stooge tells his grandmother he has a Star Wars blog.

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Dress up, get paid

August 23rd, 2006 by Dunc · Comments Off

Disneyland is auditioning for Sith Lords, Stormtroopers and a Jedi Master.

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From the Blogside

July 30th, 2006 by Dunc · Comments Off

The Infinite Force explores the idea of being a Jedi or a Sith in real life. Just stay away from the census polls, okay?

Pablo talks about the origin of the Rookies webstrips.

Ravenclaw Devi considers Mary Sues and related issues.

Jedimaster13109 provides us with a nice overview of the Force.

In EU corner, Mike Beidler has some thoughts on Vector Prime. Meanwhile, Padawan Katis is reading The Phantom Menace novelization and Sunnyskywalker continues her spot-on Courtship of Princess Leia analysis with Chapter 5.

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Déjà vu all over again

July 25th, 2006 by Dunc · Comments Off

Another ‘These aren’t the breasts you’re looking for’ tee?

But that’s not all! Discerning fans could also head over to Oddica, which has two fannish shirts for the offering: Sith Abandon Ship and Ping Pong Vader.

Threadless has also reprinted Obi Wan Kerisst. And amid the submissions, I found a Tusken Wader. I Heart Zombies may also be of interest…

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Déjà vu all over again

July 25th, 2006 by Dunc · Comments Off

Another ‘These aren’t the breasts you’re looking for’ tee?

But that’s not all! Discerning fans could also head over to Oddica, which has two fannish shirts for the offering: Sith Abandon Ship and Ping Pong Vader.

Threadless has also reprinted Obi Wan Kerisst. And amid the submissions, I found a Tusken Wader. I Heart Zombies may also be of interest…

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The Dark Side’s Middle Management

September 28th, 2004 by Dunc · Comments Off

Some hilarious musings on the Sith power structure from Venusburg.

It must have been terribly frustrating for poor Count Dooku, getting older and older in his position in middle management as young Sith turks are fast-tracked into being deputy Sith lord. I mean, the guy is ancient. All the other young Sith must have wondered why, after his long years of service, he was still stuck on the fourth floor, corner office or no. Rumours of some scandal, perhaps involving Darth Sidious’ wife. Or could he just not handle the pressure?

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