I, Jedi, written by author Michael Stockpole, follows Corran Horn’s quest to become a Jedi and rescue his wife, Mirax Terrik, from the hands of a pirate coalition named the Invids. Released in early 1998, I, Jedi is the first and only Star Wars book written in first-perspective to ever be released.
When Corran Horn returns [...]
Archive for February, 2008
Book Review: I, Jedi
Posted in Star Wars on February 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Comic Book Review: Empire #37
Posted in Star Wars on February 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Empire #37 was is the second issue in the five-part Wrong Side of the War comic book arc, in which Luke Skwalker and a team of Rebel commandos go undercover to rescue Jorin Sol, a Rebel tachician in Imperial custudy.
The team sneak into the Imperial base on Kalist lV and begin in implemant their plan [...]
Comic Book Review: Overkill
Posted in Star Wars on February 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Overkill, released in early 2006, was a fun, humerous action-packed Boba Fett one-shot. Contrary to what you might think, Boba Fett played a rather minor role in this one shot as the main story features a political struggle between the Imperials and the royal family of Troska.
When the local Imperial commander, Buzk, blockades a shipment of fuel [...]
Book Review: Fury
Posted in Star Wars on February 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Darth Cadeous continues his fall to the dark side in this very dark, high-paced seventh book in the Legacy of the Force book series The Jedi are now in hiding, the Jedi Temple on Corascant seized by the Galatic Alliance Guard. Cadeous rules the Galactic Alliance Guard in a manor comparable to that of Darth [...]
Comic Book Review: Rebellion #5
Posted in Comic Book Reviews, Comic Books, Comics, Rebellion on February 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Rebellion #5 was a new beggining for Rebellion, the first issue in the five-part Ahakista Gambit story arc. Wyl Tarson, who played a minor role in My Brother, My Enemy, becomes the main character in this arc. Other than the character of Darth Vader, this story arc did not feature any familiar characters or planets, [...]
Comic Book Review: Knights of the Old Republic #25
Posted in Star Wars on February 6, 2008 | 1 Comment »
The comic book event of 2008 begins with Knights of the Old Republic #25, part one of twelve in the Vector crossover story. This first issue cleared up a lot of diffrent theories and ideas about what Vector was going to be.
It now seems that, atleast the Knights of the Old Republic stage of Vector, [...]
Comic Book Review: Rebellion #11
Posted in Star Wars on February 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Since the beggining, I’ve been an avid supporter of Rebellion. My Brother, My Enemy and the Akhista Gambit, unlike the other Star Wars lines currently being released from Dark Horse, featured well-established characters either from A New Hope or the Empire comics in interesting storys with good character development. The art from Michel Lacombe and Brandon [...]
Dark Horse On Sale Today
Posted in Star Wars on February 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Legacy #19: Claws of the Dragon part 6 of 6 is reportadly being shipped today, so be checking your local comic book shop over the next couple of days if you plan to pick this one up. Legacy is by far, atleast in my area, the most popular and hardest to find Star Wars comic book series. While I’ve [...]
Book Review:Inferno
Posted in Star Wars on February 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Jacen -or Darth Cadeous- has reached the point of no return in Inferno by Troy Denning, leading the Galactic Alliance to war against the new rebellion, using tactics comparable to the corrupt Galactic Empire of his parent’s day. It seems history is repeating itself once again, as the dark side of the Force currupts another Jedi Knight [...]
Game Review: Lego Star Wars
Posted in Star Wars on February 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I was a skeptic when this game first came out. In the past, Lego games were mediocre PC and Nintendo 64 property cross-overs with boring gameplay and bad graphics. Lego Star Wars: The Origanal Trilogy redeemed Lego games for me, offering hours of entertaining, funny and challenging gameplay featuring characters and locations from the origanal [...]


