Nope.
Lego set leak gives us some hints of characters and ship. But, probably will be announced at San Diego Comic Con.
A reverse image search did not yield much. Possible Deviant Art artist, but that was only for the Starkiller portion.
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Lego set leak gives us some hints of characters and ship. But, probably will be announced at San Diego Comic Con.
Found them.
For some reason, I think my favourites are the ones adapting old video game characters, like Darth Traya, Satele Shan, Kyle & Jann, Dessan and Tavion etc.
I've been off the Star Wars comics for awhile, the constant tracing (especially face tracing) in the main Star Wars book just drove me nuts (and the writing wasn't doing much to compensate) and the Vader book I was enjoying ended. Maybe there will be a decent jumping on point soon., going by that ad.
That would be my guess. I assume further details will be coming at Comic Con next week.
Just a general FYI; As I discovered when I attempted to delete ''The Acolyte' entries; I seem to no longer have the ability to edit the OP of this thread (one assumes there's a 12 month cut-off?), so that list of upcoming projects is going to get more and more out-of-date starting now. Not sure how to proceed. Starting a new thread just for that seems counter-productive, and posting periodic updates of the whole thing in-thread seems pointless as a reference source as it'll quickly get buried and become a pain to track down.
I mean they could fast forward a bit to show us what Han, Leia and Luke were up to between Jakku and Mando season 2 . . . but that feels unnecessary. From what's already been told, one gets the impression they mostly go there separate ways and things settle down, as one might expect they would. I'd rather they not manufacture more dramas and crises for the sake or it the way the EU tended to do, and actually just let the characters live in peace for a time.
Personally I'd rather they abandoned the trend of just sticking with the main OT cast between the movies, and switch the flagship book to an anthology format. That way they can tell stories at literally any point in the timeline, with any characters they like. Even (shock, horror!) some wholly original characters and settings! Maybe limited run arcs for 8-12 issues with maybe a short one-off story per-book?
Between Aftermath, BFII, Squadrons, Alphabet Squadron etc. The year between Endor and Jakku is already fairly well covered in the broad strokes at least. Trying to weave a narrative though all of those seems like more trouble than it's worth.
I mean they could fast forward a bit to show us what Han, Leia and Luke were up to between Jakku and Mando season 2 . . . but that feels unnecessary. From what's already been told, one gets the impression they mostly go there separate ways and things settle down, as one might expect they would. I'd rather they not manufacture more dramas and crises for the sake or it the way the EU tended to do, and actually just let the characters live in peace for a time.
Personally I'd rather they abandoned the trend of just sticking with the main OT cast between the movies, and switch the flagship book to an anthology format. That way they can tell stories at literally any point in the timeline, with any characters they like. Even (shock, horror!) some wholly original characters and settings! Maybe limited run arcs for 8-12 issues with maybe a short one-off story per-book?
Yeah, I was wondering about that too.
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I haven't really been following what's going on with Mando. Any idea when/what the Mando movie will look like?
IIRC, they're aiming for a 2026 release date and Sigourney Weaver's been cast. That's all that's really known at this point.
Do we know much about what the main characters were up to in the time leading up to the Battle of Jakku? From the bits and pieces I've read about the Battle of Endor to Battle of Jakku era, it seems like most of the books and things in that era are about new characters.SDCC 2024: The Acolyte Publishing Program and Other Reveals from the Lucasfilm Panel
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There will also be a four issue Ewok series set post Return of the Jedi.
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If we don't get a version of this chapter from Battlefront 2, I will be extremely disappointed.
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Marvel announces Star Wars: Ewoks, an all new miniseries set after Return of the Jedi where we will reunite with our favorite fuzzballs.
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If we don't get a version of this chapter from Battlefront 2, I will be extremely disappointed.
I didn't realize it was suddenly 2004.
I've always been a huge fan of the Ewoks, so I'm really looking forward to that. I wonder if they'll work in any Easter Eggs or references to the Ewok Adventures movies or the cartoon?There will also be a four issue Ewok series set post Return of the Jedi.
Marvel Announces 'Star Wars: Ewoks' Miniseries Set After 'Return of the Jedi' - Star Wars News Net
Marvel announces Star Wars: Ewoks, an all new miniseries set after Return of the Jedi where we will reunite with our favorite fuzzballs.
Princess Kneesaa from the animated show and the Gorax from the movies have already been introduced into canon by way of Forces of Destiny.
Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka
Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka was an Ewok female who resided in Bright Tree Village on the Forest Moon of Endor. She was the daughter of the village chief, Chirpa, and she held the title of princess. In 4 ABY, Kneesaa participated in the Battle of Endor, helping the Rebel Alliance in their fight...
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Gorax
Gorax were a semi-sentient species of seldom-seen giant humanoids that inhabited the mountains of Endor. They sometimes attacked the villages of the Ewoks, who were among the sentient inhabitants of the moon. The Gorax were humanoids of gigantic proportions, able to reach up to 8.6 meters in...
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