I suppose it was inevitable. (via)
Dark Horse covers for The Clone Wars
The Clone Wars character designs look a tad less wonky as actual drawings, but I’m not sure that angle is the most appropriate angle for Ahsoka… (Full spread: The Clone Wars #1, The Clone Wars #2, Shipyards of Doom, Crash Course.)
And while we’re on the topic of Dark Horse, a preview for Knights of the Old Republic #31.
In the news: Auctions, exhibit crowds, TFU
The TIE fighter model in the Profiles in History auction is expected to fetch up to £100,000, the highest-priced (or, well, estimated) item in the collection. That’s about about $200,000 American. Gotta love the exchange rate… The Crusade Grail is only expected to go for about £12,500, or $25,000.
- Exhibits: The St. Paul run of ‘Where Science Meets Imagination’ draws in 100,000 visitors within 32 days.
- Gaming: The Guardian’s Greg Howson interviews The Force Unleashed project lead Haden Blackman. In other TFU news, an IGN preview.
- Science: Laser beam technology… For real.
- People: Warwick Davis in the San Francisco Chronicle’s Makeup Actor Hall of Fame.
The Clone Wars series: #2 gets a title
NJOE’s Max Jaybo noticed that Karen Miller’s first Star Wars novel now has a title in the Random House catalog: The Clone Wars: Wild Space.
TFN thread of the indeterminate time period
[HUGE LEGACY SPOILER]’s sterility problem. Here’s a deep thought: Maybe he just doesn’t want any biological kids. All the things we don’t know about Legacy and this is your hot topic? What are you people: Fanfic writers?
Millennium Falcon from Charm City Cakes
Dr. Horrible Breaks the Internet
Apparently geek musicals are popular, these days. A big sorry to those of you who were excited to hear that we had another Whedon musical on our hands only to find yourselves unable to get there.
It appears that Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog was so popular that it took out the website; along with Whedonesque.
While Joss sent word through E!’s Watch with Kristin that they would soon be back up, it appears to still be down this morning. (US Eastern)
Those willing to pay can try their luck with iTunes. It seems to be holding up under the strain. (A season pass is only US$3.99)
New cover for Republic Commando: Order 66
Del Rey’s designers are trying something new… (About time.) I like it! Get the full impact under the cut. Continue reading “New cover for Republic Commando: Order 66“
Two new The Clone Wars posters
EU Cantina spotted these over at Latino Review. Thoughts?
Video: Nintendo previews The Clone Wars on Wii
From E3. (via)