Star Wars with occasional sarcasm
The latest edition of Star Wars Action News features an interview with Aaron Allston about Exile.
The podcast also has a Book Club that is making their way through the EU, apparently going chronologically. They’re currently reading Lando Calrissian and the Flamewind of Oseon.
The Star Wars Vault is a mega-scrapbook of reproduced script pages, tickets, stickers and other such swag due for release in the fall. Just the thing to impress (or terrify) your non-obsessive friends!
Today, the Boba Fett: Man With A Mission trade.
And… It’s not Star Wars, but Buffy #1, the ‘season 8’ comic, is a pretty big deal. It’s even shipping on time! But has it really been ten years since Buffy the Vampire Slayer started? I got into the show late but it doesn’t seem that long…
Coming for summer: Legacy #13, Rebellion #7, KOTOR #18 and more.
Legacy of the Force: Exile is an alternate selection for April from the Science Fiction Book Club. The SFBC is the only place you’ll find LOTF books in hardcover, unless you’re crafty enough to bind them yourself.
Exile is also #4 on the mass market bestsellers list this week. Congratulations, Aaron!
Get a quick look at Legacy #10 and an even quicker one at Legacy #11. Vader’s taking his pants back – by Force.
Guess what’s confirmed? Jedi vs. Sith – The Essential Guide to the Force, written by Ryder Windham (Star Wars: The Ultimate Visual Guide,) illustrated by Tommy Lee Edwards (The New Essential Chronology) and Chris Trevas (The New Essential Guide to Alien Species) and expected for November release.
And then there’s the solicitation art for Troy Denning’s Inferno. I have to admit that with all this hype I’m half expecting the real thing to look a bit like this.
A TFN reader discovered a listing for Jedi vs. Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force on the Random House site. Interesting…
On the shipping list for Wednesday is Legacy #9, the first part of the Trust Issues storyline.
It’s official: The Force Unleashed novel by Sean Williams will give fans the game’s canon ending – that certainly makes several things easier. Williams may be best known to Star Wars fans as the co-author of the NJO’s Force Heretic trilogy.
