Reviews

So eloquently written, the echo of the past was not as distant as it seemed.

The Clone Wars is finally back, and back with a punch!

Even if you aren’t familiar with her, as long as you like Star Wars, you’ll enjoy reading Ahsoka.

I tend to think that some people might think I'm silly when I say things like "While on Batuu" or "I'm going to Batuu." The thing is, it's like my second home...

Charles Soule and Will Siney’s The Rise of Kylo Ren #3 is following through on this trend by continuing to change our image of Kylo Ren, shifting him from conflicted to full on victim.

Whether or not you loved Tartakovsky’s version of Clone Wars, or maybe you’ve just now heard of it, – it is hard to ignore its impact.

Teased to us days before the release of The Rise of Skywalker, players were shown the new map that would be revealed to be the new base for the Resistance, Ajan Kloss.

If you have a large interest for war novels, you will probably like this book more than I did.

There have been many reviews, analyses, and online arguments, but now let’s look at how the entire trilogy stands up to the original and prequel trilogies.

Ah, opinions; ideas we are entitled to hold, but not entitled to have respected by others.