With Star Wars #1 Dark Horse Comics begins an all new ongoing series; creators Brian Wood and Carlos D’Anda return us back to the movie-feel with characters we know and love, bypassing the Extended Universe (or “EU”), and setting us up for another classic Star Wars adventure.
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Since the Disney/Star Wars purchase in October comic fans have wondered what it might mean for Dark Horse and their line of Star Wars comics? Well, it looks like we have our answer…
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We don’t make a habit out of previewing everything but when there is a new Star Wars #1 and it’s by Brian Wood and Carlos d’Anda and it looks this good it gets our attention.
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The internet-breaking news that Disney’s has purchased Lucasfilm for $4.05 billion has a certain ring of familiarity to comic fans, just 3 years ago Disney purchased Marvel for roughly the same amount ($4.0 billion). And after fans come-to and recover from the conjoined news that Disney has every intent to make episodes 7, 8, and 9 plus more another familiar question comes to mind, what does this mean for the comics?
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The 2011 San Diego Comic-Con kept trucking Friday as news, announcements, images, and panel talk provided enough chatter that even Google couldn’t ignore parts of it. Our Friday recap provides links and tidbits from some of the biggest comic book news of the day.
It’s time for a new Geek Life, and for this twenty-third episode, I have a topic that is at the very center of the most geeky of all controversies. It’s a story of a humble boy who grows up to become a powerful warrior, only to fall into the abyss of greed and lust to become one of the most fearful villains in the entire galaxy. The story of this little boy maybe doesn’t quite compare to the villainy people feel for his creator. This story’s focus quickly shifted from young Anakin Skywalker to his creator, George Lucas. This is the tale of the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy and the ongoing war between those who like the movies and those who not only hate them, but hold a deep resentment for both Lucas and those who liked the movies.
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As Geek Life kicks off the second half of its year-long run, I enter the 1990s and beyond with part two of My Comic Book Obsession!
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That right, ACB is going to start covering some Star Wars comics. From Legacy and Invasion on a monthly basis, to trade reviews (you may already have noticed our Knights of the Old Republic review) and a weekly blog that will lead up to Star Wars Celebration V.
So bookmark our Star Wars tag HERE, and make sure to come back for more!
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