Welcome back to the Star Wars Report! This week your hosts Riley, Mark and Bethany are joined by special guests Steve Glossen, of Geek Out Loud fame, and Teresa Delgado, of Fan Girl Next Door fame. Thanks for coming on you two! We had so much fun. During this round-table episode we discussed our various thoughts […]
Month: March 2012
Saga vs. Setting – SWBTF #13
Welcome once again to Star Wars Beyond the Films! On this episode, your hosts Nathan and Mark debate whether the current approach to Star Wars publishing focuses on the broader overall saga with one through-line, or whether it uses the Star Wars universe as a setting for experimental storytelling in different forms and genres that don’t […]
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Darth Maul: Underworld Crime Lord?
The return of Darth Maul to the land of the living has opened up a tremendous number of storytelling possibilities for The Clone Wars series. In Maul, George Lucas and Dave Filoni have reintroduced a character that brings with him the cache of being not only a film character, but also a character unlike […]
Star Wars Novels Giveaway!
Do you like giveaways? Of course you do! Who doesn’t? We of the Star Wars Report are doing two giveaways, one for Facebook and one for Twitter! We are doing a 1,138 Twitter followers giveaway, which means that are giveaway goal is to reach 1,138 followers on our Twitter account by this Thursday, March 29th, […]
“Why You No Like? You Stoopid!” – SWR #38
Welcome back to the Star Wars Report! On this episode of the Star Wars Report, Riley and Bethany are joined by William Deveroux of We Talk Clones fame for the first half of the show to talk about his experience at the Lucasfilm screening of TCW season 4 finale. […]
Race Factor – SWBTF #12
Welcome back to Star Wars Beyond the Films! On this episode of Star Wars Beyond the Films, Nathan and Mark are joined by special guest host Berent, of Star Wars Action News and Republic Forces Radio Network fame. They discuss racial equality in the Star Wars universe. Are the two, main, African American characters in […]