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Adam discusses the second collected edition from the 2015 Darth Vader ongoing comic and how it relates to the Aphra audio adventure.

Adam discusses Volume 1 of the original run of Marvel's Darth Vader ongoing comic (taking place between Episodes IV and V) and how it relates to the other comics, movies, and books.

We look back on the first Star Wars comics ever published!https://www.editorsnotecomics.comhttps://patreon.com/editorsnotecomicsPop Culture News 2:53This Week in Movie History 13:15Sports Reports 19:24Marvel's Star Wars 30:20What Character Would Be Good At Pod Racing? 43:30

Picture this: It's 1978, you're working on the insanely popular Star Wars comic book for Marvel, and you've just finished adapting the hit film. Now you've got to write a new Star Wars story, but here's the problem: at this point in history, there is zero precedent for what a "Star Wars story" looks like outside of the first movie. This is the challenge Roy Thomas, Howard Chaykin, and their collaborators found themselves faced with in producing some of the first post-A New Hope Star Wars material ever published, and that's what Ryan, Justin, and returning special guest Jerome Knox are going to grapple with on this year's Star Wars Day. Featuring the infamous Jaxxon (a man-sized carnivorous green rabbit), this arc of Marvel's Star Wars comic sees Han Solo and Chewbacca get drawn into a pseudo-adaptation of Seven Samurai on the Wild West-ish world of Aduba-3 as they have to fight...a giant kaiju and a stand-in for a beloved MAD Magazine artist? This may be the last Star Wars-related podcast you will ever listen to. Covered in this episode: Star Wars (Marvel, vol. 1) #7-10 (1978). Contents: 00:00 - Theme and intro 02:39 - Background 05:02 - Issue #7 19:30 - Issue #8 34:46 - Issue #9 41:26 - Issue #10 51:21 - Analysis 1:00:20 - Canon Fodder 1:09:53 - Recommendations 1:20:19 - Closing

Forgotten February enters the back half, and we have Pat from Yet Another MCU Podcast on. It's a 100 Proof, so we are putting the COMICS back in Pint O' COMICS! 2015's Star Wars series from Marvel is focused on, but we also discuss our feelings on the franchise as a whole. Pint 176 is ready, so get to listening!

Krysta and Casey discuss episode 2 of The Mandalorian; they also talk about Marvel's Star Wars #8 and Darth Vader #6. “The Builder" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/“

Krysta and Casey discuss episode 2 of The Mandalorian; they also talk about Marvel's Star Wars #8 and Darth Vader #6. “The Builder" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/“

Krysta and Casey discuss episode 2 of The Mandalorian; they also talk about Marvel's Star Wars #8 and Darth Vader #6.“The Builder" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/“

In this episode, Krysta and Casey talk about Marvel's Star Wars #7. Continuing Rebels Month, they also discuss the relationship between Kanan and Ezra Finally, they end the episode doing some Star Wars trivia. “The Builder" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/“

In this episode, Krysta and Casey talk about Marvel's Star Wars #7.Continuing Rebels Month, they also discuss the relationship between Kanan and EzraFinally, they end the episode doing some Star Wars trivia.“The Builder" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/“

In this episode, Krysta and Casey talk about Marvel's Star Wars #7. Continuing Rebels Month, they also discuss the relationship between Kanan and Ezra Finally, they end the episode doing some Star Wars trivia. “The Builder" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/“

In this episode, Casey and Krysta talk about the Mandalorian trailer and the latest issues of Marvel's Star Wars and Darth Vader all while continuing to build the puzzle!

In this episode, Casey and Krysta talk about the Mandalorian trailer and the latest issues of Marvel's Star Wars and Darth Vader all while continuing to build the puzzle!

In this episode, Casey and Krysta talk about the Mandalorian trailer and the latest issues of Marvel's Star Wars and Darth Vader all while continuing to build the puzzle!

Casey and Krysta talk about Marvel's Star Wars #5 and give a little preview for next week's issue of Darth Vader #4/“The Builder" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/“

Casey and Krysta talk about Marvel's Star Wars #5 and give a little preview for next week's issue of Darth Vader #4/ “The Builder" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/“

Casey and Krysta talk about Marvel's Star Wars #5 and give a little preview for next week's issue of Darth Vader #4/ “The Builder" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/“

In Episode 12, I explore a graphic novel centered around my favorite Star Wars Character Han Solo. In the graphic novel, Han Solo participates in the Dragon Void race as a cover mission for the Rebel Alliance but as usually, the Galactic Empire is also hot on the trails. Please don't forget to follow the Earth-16 Comics Wire Podcast on Twitter @earth16podcast and remember #allcomicsarecelebrated --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It's a mix of old and new as Jeff and Matt explore the "Forever Crimson" trade collecting four vintage and one modern vintage issues of the first volume of Marvel's Star Wars comics.Released in 2019, thee book collects issues #16, 27, 29, 50 and 108 and is geared around Beilert Valance, the Legends character who was brought into the new canon by Robbie Thompson in the Han Solo: Imperial Cadet mini-series, featured in the Target Vader mini-series and is now center stage and the ongoing Bounty Hunters series.The stories feature fantastical tales, a mix of art from illustrators of all stripes and, above all else, great stories.Join us in this, the first of what's going to be many, irregular episodes examining key Star Wars comics from Marvel's 1977-86 (and 2019) run.In news, we talk about Diamond's aim for some comics, not all, to return May 20, including the first issues of Doctor Aphra (Vol. 2) and Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars -- Battle Tales, as well as delays in several key trade and hardcover editions.New Star Wars comics that were due out May 5, include:_ Bounty Hunters #4

With no new comics this week, we took advantage of the momentary lull to talk with the team behind Star Wars Audio Comics, a group of like-minded Star Wars fans who are transforming Marvel's Star Wars titles, along with other stories, too, into aural journeys. Don't call these motion comics. Rather, think of them as a multimedia way of reading comics.Joining us for this wide-ranging talk about the channel are Daniel Plumb, channel founder; Rob Angelli, channel manager; and Gilbert Santillanes, the channel's social-media manager.Check out Star Wars Audio Comics on:_ YouTube (https://bit.ly/2IvoBtr)_ Sister channel Fulcrum Entertainment (https://bit.ly/3av0vLh)_ Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/thecomicexperience).We've also got the latest news and more.Star Wars comics out March 11, include:_ Bounty Hunters #1_ The Rise of Kylo Ren #4 (Final Issue)_ Darth Vader #2_ Darth Vader #1 (2nd Printing)

*Comic Spoilers* Lets talk Comics: The hosts tell you three #comics they read this week, the talk up Ahoy Comic's Second Coming #6 (23: 25), Marvel's Star Wars #1 (53:00), Marvel's What If #39 (1983) (1:05:00), and Dark Horse Comics' Tales from Harrow County #1 (1:17:30) NCBD Picks: Wellington #2 (IDW), Guardians of the Galaxy #1 (Marvel), Wonder Woman #750 (DC).  Happy Martin Luther King Day!!! 

The new year starts off right with a rapacious and satisfying Star Wars #1, swinging Marvel's Star Wars comics to just after the events seen in The Empire Strikes Back and setting the stage for a wide range of stories and more lore.We're also looking back at the IDW Publishing Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle mini series from October, discussing the concept and execution of its five issues with writer Cavan Scott.Similarly, this podcast begins its own new phase, becoming Star Wars Splash Page: Comics in Review, but the name is pretty much all that's going to change, save for the frequency. Welcome to 2020 and beyond. It's going to be a helluva ride.New Star Wars comics out Jan. 8, include:_ Nothing.

We love a good list! Mick joins Lia and Tom to share their Top 5(ish) favourite things they've watched over 2019. Jojo Rabbit, Game of Thrones, Primal, Parasite, Years and Years, Marvel's Star Wars show, Bodied, Planet Zoo, Derry Girls and so much more! And because it's the festive time of the year, a Christmas quiz.

Hey gang!Welcome to another week! Will it be as intense and furiously-paced as the previous two? We have no idea, but we've got another packed show for you! This week, we take a look at some of the EW and RollingStone coverage of The Rise of Skywalker. We also take a look at the February 2020 solicitations from Marvel's Star Wars comics. We also provide our thoughts on Resistance Reborn (which you should definitely read!), and finally, we talk about The Mandalorian, episode three. I told you it was a packed episode! If you are avoiding Mandalorian chatter, press stop at 1:02!Have a listen and let us know what you think! Thanks all!

On this episode, Andy and Mike B join me to cover a few trailers and a few headlines. We talk about the first trailer for Birds of Prey, the second trailer for Picard, the ongoing Star Wars comic series ending and then relaunching, and the upcoming Infinity Saga Box Set. Topics 4:43 - Birds of Prey trailer 19:01 - Picard trailer #2 29:37 - Marvel's Star Wars comic series 47:23 - Infinity Saga movie set You can reach us at the following places: Facebook: www.facebook.com/bryguysuperfriends Email: bryguysuperfriends@gmail.com Twitter: @BGsuperfriends

October's Star Wars comics started off strong with creepy suspense in the Return to Vader's Castle #1, the first of five weekly issues from IDW Publishing, while in Marvel's Star Wars #72, Luke Skywalker went full farm-boy rube, losing his lightsaber in the process. In Doctor Aphra #37, Chelli finds herself bound to Darth Vader as the new, and likely last, arc takes flight with new artist Caspar Wijngaard and the march toward The Empire Strikes Back increases its steady pace.As for news, we're breaking down Marvel's plans for the third volumes of Star Wars and Darth Vader, which are due for release in January and February, with stories set firmly between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi written by Charles Soule and Greg Pak and illustrated by Jesus Saiz and Rafaella Ienco. We're also hopeful about Doctor Aphra, too, given those at the Lucasfilm Publishing panel said she was very much returning in 2020, likely with bounty hunters being involved.Star Wars comics out Oct. 9 include:_ Journey to the Rise of Skywalker: Star Wars -- Allegiance #1_ Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle #2_ Target Vader #4_ Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order -- Dark Temple #3_ Galaxy's Edge #5 (2nd Printing)

We know, we know… everyone’s heard the Kenobi rumors before. But this week, more specifics came out and were verified by several reputable sources. We’ll break down the rumors, talk about what Obi Wan has been doing on Tatooine, and what this series might be all about. For years, Star Wars fans have been clamoring for the return of Obi Wan Kenobi in his own film. A little over a year ago, the consensus was that we are the verge of an announcement, when Ewan MacGregor made an appearance at the red carpet premiere of Solo: A Star Wars Story. But the box office challenges of the film seemed to put a halt on future projects, Kenobi included. But recent reports have suggested the story may be poised to continue in serial form on Disney+. Now, a plethora of new sources are claiming that not only is the series a “go,” but that MacGregor may actually be directing several episodes. We’ve got the details, what has been happening with the Canon Kenobi, and 5 theories for the series.Jordan Maison of Cinelinx.com reported Thursday that “According to two separate sources, I’ve heard that Ewan McGregor has actually put pen to paper and inked a contract to return as the iconic Jedi Master. I heard word of this recently, but I was sitting on it until, out of the blue, a second source reached out to me (I hadn’t gone digging on this one) saying the exact same thing....Again, this shouldn’t come as a surprise considering how open McGregor has been in his desire to return to the Star Wars franchise. What’s interesting to me, however, is the timing. While development on the Obi-Wan project has been in the early stages since the beginning of this year (according to StarWarsNewsNet), locking in a contract means they’re really moving forward on it.”Update: Incredibly happy to add to this report that Deadline, Variety, and The Hollywood Reporter have all independently confirmed our story from this morning. Hopefully this means we’ll get some official announcement from Lucasfilm sooner rather than later.Kenobi writes a journal for Luke Skywalker while in his exile on TatooineFor those fans going by nothing but the films, one of the biggest changes made to the Star Wars canon is the introduction of the journals of old Ben Kenobi. Their first appearance came in the pages of Marvel's Star Wars #7 (2015), the canonical comic book that has already made massive changes to the Star Wars mythology. This particular issue from Jason Aaron and Simone Bianchi began with the above passage. It revealed that during his years in exile on Tatooine, Obi-Wan made sure to record his experiences and wisdom for Luke Skywalker to someday read. Which he is shown doing in the cockpit of his X-wing, explaining where a great deal of Luke's knowledge about the Jedi and the Force came from. It's an unexpected method for Kenobi to essentially 'teach' his student, and one that provided several key insights into his life. Kenobi didn’t begin his time on Tatooine as a hermitObi-Wan's journals confirm that he began his time on Tatooine living like most locals: frequenting the markets as much as any inabitant of the harsh world. So it's possible that Obi-Wan--sorry, Old Ben made connections and friend at first... before he realized using his gifts risked more for the innocent than it gained, and he committed to a solitary existence.Kenobi Brings and End to the Story of Shmi SkywalkerHe'd gone to Shmi Skywalker's grave to apologize for losing her son. He had never met her, knew her only from Anakin's stories, but Qui-Gon had made her a promise and Obi-Wan hadn't been able to keep it. As he stood there, looking at the stone, he felt an even deeper shame. Qui-Gon had left her there a slave, and Obi-Wan had done everything in his power to prevent Anakin's return.Kenobi Communes with Qui Gon Jin’s Force GhostObi-Wan let go of Ben Kenobi's house... and broke through the wall between life and death... His senses were sharp. He could hear every sound at once, and also none of them. It took him a moment to focus on the voice he wanted most to hear... Obi-Wan had only a moment before he was wrenched back into the physical world, but it was long enough to renew his hope. "Obi-Wan," said Qui-Gon Jinn. He was sure the voice was stronger this time. "Let go."Kenobi Wages War Against the Tusken RaidersSurvival on Tatooine means bartering for what you need, and for Obi-Wan, that means communicating with the infamous Jawas. They're as shrewd as it gets, but their size makes them vulnerable to Tusken Raider attacks. If fans want some action to go along with their drama, look no further than Star Wars #15, when Obi-Wan takes on a gang of the scavengers all by himself--and without his lightsaber. No wonder they flee in fear when he makes his original Star Wars introduction.Kenobi Saves Luke’s Life More than OnceThe movies may suggest that Obi-Wan has merely observed Luke Skywalker as he grew from an infant to a teenager, but the Star Wars comics reveal he had a far more hands-on approach. After all, Tatooine is a harsh place for anyone, let alone two innocent moisture farmers raising a troublesome little Force-sensitive. In the pages of Star Wars #7 Obi-Wan steps in to use his Jedi Mind Trick on a band of Jabba the Hutt's 'tax collectors.' While helpful, Owen Lars eventually lets Obi-Wan know that he's aware of his interference, direct and indirect, in the above exchange (from Jason Aaron and Mike Mayhew's Star Wars #15). How could an Obi-Wan series even resist showing these never-before-seen moments? "Ever since you showed up, mine is the only house for kilometers that's never been attacked by Sand People. That was never raided by Jabba's thugs.""Sounds to me like you've been rather blessed, Owen. The Force works in mysterious ways."Kenobi Becomes Tatooine’s Most WantedThe former Jedi Master may have kept his lightsaber concealed when taking on a gang of Tusken Raiders, but Obi-Wan does have to use it in combat at least once. As we mentioned above, Obi-Wan used his gifts to keep the Lars family free from Jabba's intimidation (among other small acts of defiance). Over time, the strange old man living out on the edges of the Dune Sea became a problem Jabba needed to solve... by hiring a bounty hunter to find him, and kill him. Obviously the bounty hunter got more than he bargained for in Star Wars #20, but the idea that even BEN Kenobi had criminals who wanted him dead only adds to his legacy as a fearsome soldier.The Great DroughtThe early excerpts from the journals of old Ben Kenobi find him just a few years into his exile, when his life as a Jedi remains fresh in his memory. It also presents the greatest test of his heart, spirit, and duty to protect Luke unseen... thanks to the coming of 'The Great Drought.' A time when moisture is running out on Tatooine, Jabba's grasp on the weakest tightens, and people are dying every day because of it. As a Jedi who spent most of his adult life (seen through the Star Wars films and The Clone Wars) helping those in need, being forced to turn a blind eye to suffering takes a toll. The question at the heart of the above passage--how Obi-Wan Kenobi forced himself to abandon the galaxy--might be the most compelling in his entire life's story. It's told beautifully in the comics, but adapting it to the live-action canon would forge an even stronger connection between Obi-Wan's struggle and Luke Skywalker's own exile in The Last Jedi."You never trained me for this, Master Qui-Gon. you never taught me how to fade away."Twin Sunshttps://screenrant.com/star-wars-obiwan-kenobi-tatooine-exile/ Kenobi Series Theorieshttps://screenrant.com/star-wars-obiwan-kenobi-tatooine-exile/ 5. Obi-Wan Learning How to Become a Force Ghost From Other Ghosts4. Ben Versus the Lars Family3. Old Ben Secretly Aids the Rebellion2. A Series That Cover the Entire 18 Years of His Exile1. A Darth Maul-Centric Arc That Culminates in a Retelling of That Big Rebels EpisodeHot Takes:The rumors about future Star Wars films are taking more twists and turns than a Friday afternoon soap opera. Rian Johnson’s supposedly “canceled” trilogy is still on. The Game of Thrones guys trilogy may not even be written by them. And apparently every theme in the history of Star Wars films will be present in The Rise of Skywalker.  It’s time for Hot Takes!Rian Johnson: New Star Wars Trilogy to Move Beyond Legacy Charactershttps://observer.com/2019/08/star-wars-rian-johnson-trilogy-knives-out-tiff/Getting a movie made is such a laborious process that any film that actually makes it to the screen is a minor miracle. So for Rian Johnson to boast one of the Toronto International Film Festival’s most anticipated premieres with the murder mystery Knives Out, while also working on a discreet new series of Star Wars movies for Lucasfilm, you know he must possess that “it” factor Hollywood craves. While speaking to Observer ahead of Knives Out‘s debut next month (when we’ll have additional coverage of the film and more from Johnson), he discussed the freedom both projects afford him as a storyteller.“I think that the fun and challenging part of it is to dive in, figure out what’s exciting and then figure out what it’s going to be,” he said. “We’re doing something that steps beyond the legacy characters. What does that look like? To me, the blue sky element of it is what was most striking about it. I know the way that I’m coming at it and what’s fun about it for everyone in Lucasfilm is figuring out, ‘what’s the next step?’ It really makes you think and figure out what the essence of Star Wars is for me and what that will look like moving forward.Benioff and Weiss Could Be Scaling Back Their Star Wars Series After New Deal with Netflixhttps://www.syfy.com/syfywire/benioff-weiss-scaling-back-star-wars-netflix-dealThe Hollywood Reporter just released a new piece analyzing Benioff and Weiss' Netflix deal and the soundness of the streamer's investment in the showrunners, who

Just two issues but so much to talk about, thanks to not just Vader -- Dark Visions #4, but Marvel's return to legends and lore with Star Wars #108, a sprawling, ambitious and immensely satisfying nod to the original 1977-86 run of Marvel's first volume of Star Wars.The over-sized issue is so immense that we asked Mark Paniccia, who oversees Marvel's Star Wars comics, to join us and discuss how the issue came about, what it took to shepherd the story to fruition and so much more.There's also news about Age of Rebellion second printings and more.This week's Star Wars comics, out June 5, include:_ Star Wars: Age of Rebellion -- Luke Skywalker #1_ Star Wars Adventures #22_ Star Wars -- Solo: A Star Wars Story Trade Paperback (Collects the seven-issue mini series)_ Star Wars Adventures -- Destroyer Down Digest (Collects the three-issue mini series)Stay in touch and up to date by following us on Twitter and Facebook.Like what you hear? Go to iTunes and leave us a rating and review. Subscribe to all of the Coffee With Kenobi network podcasts, including Lattes With Leia, Legends Library, Looking for Lucasfilm, Coffee With Kenobi, Resistance Reactions and Rebels Reactions.

Happy Halloween! Dave and Michael get spooky over Marvel's Star Wars and Conan comics, Sally Dog gets a new bed, Dave attends the Highland Games, they both stink at pool and chess, Dave presents some bad news, then things get really creepy as they talk about scary movies! And Expanse talk!

Superman has a black suit. The current state of Marvel shows on Netflix. Avengers 4 tidbits. Chuck Wendig is fired from Marvel's Star Wars comics. Karl reviews Manifest and Bad Times at the El Royale. Orange is the New Black will wrap up after the next season. Big Mouth season two and Venom are reviewed. And you can kill Sean Bean yourself!

Ben and Addy catch up on Marvel's Star Wars comics. This week they look at the Rogue One adaptation and Cassian and K2SO one off. They look at some of the additions that flesh out the characters and their stories.

*This podcast originally aired on January 18th 2015, and is part of our Retro Rewind initiative to publish our back catalog of episodes for our listeners! In the 2015 debut episode of The Confirmed Epic Podcast The Reel Brad Bell, Jerry “Barbecue 17” Reed of the newly formed Actionfigurebarbecue.blogspot.com, and Andrew Stokes all return to review Marvel Comics best-selling Star Wars #1 by Jason Aaron. In Epic News we discuss the departure of Tom Hardy from the Suicide Squad film and our thoughts on Jake Gyllenhaal as a potential replacement, and what All-star casting means for DC films moving forward. As always we talk about what we have been checking out: The Babadook, the new NETFLIX original series Marco Polo, and the phenomenon that is loot crate. Let us know what you thought about the podcast in the comments below or follow and tweet us @thereelbradbell Find us on Stitcher, Itunes, Podbean, and You Tube Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @theconfirmedepicpodcast Checkout Jerry's Action Figure reviews hot and fresh daily over at actionfigurebarbecue.com Support the podcast with some our Confirmed Epic Podcast merch. found at teepublic.com/user/thereelbradbell Please remember to rate, review, and subscribe to us on iTunes just search for: The Confirmed Epic Podcast You can always email any questions, comments, and concerns about the show to thepicreview@gmail.com

Jeff, Matt and ... Daisy make three?No, not that Daisy, the other Daisy, who weighs in with a woof as we discuss the events of Part IV of "Mutiny at Mon Cala" in the pages of Star Wars #47.We're also discussing, at length, the future of the Poe Dameron series, given its sliding sales stats, Charles Soule's plans for his other Star Wars comics title -- Vader's fortress can be a scary castle, it's true -- as well as the April sales estimates for all of Marvel's Star Wars comics.We're also looking ahead to the release of the first volume of the English-language edition of the manga adapting Claudia Gray's Lost Stars novel. This week’s Star Wars comics include:The Last Jedi Adaptation 1Thrawn 4Darth Vader 16 Star Wars Adventures 10Star Wars: Lost Stars, Vol. 1Stay in touch and up to date by following us on Twitter and Facebook.Like what you hear? Go to iTunes and leave us a rating and review. Subscribe to all of the Coffee With Kenobi network podcasts, including Lattes With Leia, Legends Library, Looking for Lucasfilm, Coffee With Kenobi and Rebels Reactions.

Marvel's Star Wars comics have a new group editor, while Charles Soule has offered up some splendid detail about the Poe Dameron series in an interview at Marvel.com about its past and its future, making our discussion of Poe Dameron #25 that more involved. In Star Wars #45, Kieron Gillen was very prescient about the role milk plays in the life of Luke Skywalker.We also want to be sure you're aware of the Looking for Leia project, an edifying and entertaining docu-series that should -- we hope -- find a home on a streaming service, sooner than later.The new Star Wars comics out this week include:Doctor Aphra #18Star Wars Adventures #8A Star Wars Comic #14Stay in touch and up to date by following us on Twitter and Facebook.Like what you hear? Go to iTunes and leave us a rating and review. Subscribe to all of the Coffee With Kenobi network podcasts, including Rebels Reactions, Lattes With Leia, Legends Library and Coffee With Kenobi.

Kieron Gillen's first arc on Marvel's flagship monthly Star Wars title comes to an end and sets the stage for something more hopeful going forward.With just one issue to discuss, that gives us time to address some listener mail and what great questions we got from Ryan Sime, Cameron Kieffer and Sam Bradbury, too. We think you'll like what they asked and what we answered.The new Star Wars comics out this week include:Darth Vader #11Poe Dameron #24Thrawn #1 (This is the first issue of a six-part adaptation of Timothy Zahn's 2017 Thrawn novel.)Stay in touch and up to date by following us on Twitter and Facebook.If you want a cheap-as-free Comics With Kenobi button, send us a note and tell us what you thought of the show, the latest comics or just to ask a question.Like what you hear? Go to iTunes and leave us a rating and review. Subscribe to all of the Coffee With Kenobi network podcasts, including Rebels Reactions, Lattes With Leia, Legends Library and Coffee With Kenobi.

Marvel's team behind Darth Vader Vol. 2 delivers a knockout punch, a history lesson and road map for the future in the pages of issue #10, while in IDW Publishing's latest Forces of Destiny offering focused on Rey suffers no sophomore slump.In news, we mark the third anniversary of Marvel's Star Wars comics (visit Jedi Bibliothek for more detail). We also learn who those Force-sensitive kids in Darth Vader #10 are, whom they were inspired by and why such Easter eggs are in comics.The new Star Wars comics out this week include:Star Wars #42Star Wars Adventures #6Star Wars: Forces of Destiny -- HeraStay in touch and up to date by following us on Twitter and Facebook.If you want a cheap-as-free Comics With Kenobi button, send us a note and tell us what you thought of the show, the latest comics or just to say “Hello!”As always, if you like what you hear, be sure to head to iTunes and leave us a rating and review and don’t forget to subscribe to all of the Coffee With Kenobi network podcasts, including Rebels Reactions, Lattes With Leia, Legends Library and Coffee With Kenobi.

On this episode, we break down and discuss the 2017 crossover event between Marvel's STAR WARS and DOCTOR APHRA; THE SCREAMING CITADEL! We also discuss the new shift in creative teams for the flagship STAR WARS ongoing series, and we read our very first listener email!     THE SCREAMING CITADEL - Written by Jason Aaron (STAR WARS) and Kieron Gillen (DOCTOR APHRA). Art by Marco Checcheto (THE SCREAMING CITADEL), Salvador Larroca (STAR WARS), and Andrea Broccardo (DOCTOR APHRA). We're on twitter @WhillCommPod Email us questions or suggestions at whillcommpod@gmail.com iTunes: https://tinyurl.com/ybgvdw3l   Google: https://tinyurl.com/y7g3bzua   RSS: https://tinyurl.com/yb2dy6r3 

Star Wars Conversations: Where two heroic scruffy looking nerf herders discuss a galaxy far, far away using the magic of the Internet. Please subscribe to our channel and share. Featured in this weeks episode: We discuss the weeks latest news in Around the Rim and give you the latest on Marvel's Star Wars comics in Comics Conversations. Photos and videos from the set of Han Solo movie: https://www.starwarsnewsnet.com/2017/06/star-wars-weekly-buzz-2.html Social media stuff: #StarWarsConvo Youtube Channel: tinyurl.com/StarWarsYT ITunes Podcast: tinyurl.com/StarWarsPod Facebook Page: tinyurl.com/StarWarsCFB Instagram:@StarWarsConvo Twitter:@StarWarsConvo Soundcloud: tinyurl.com/StarWarsSC RSS Feed: tinyurl.com/StarWarsCRSS Taylor Network Podcasts: tinyurl.com/TaylorNet Email: ForcedConvo@gmail.com And contact us @EagleEye1933 and @CaptainColin You can find other great podcasts  on the network as well as comic and entertainment news by jumping on twitter and following @taylornetwork

In this episode of Force Ghost: Coast To Coast, host Alice W. Castle is joined by Ken Godberson III, Jess Camacho, and Vince Ostrowski to talk "Star Wars: The Screaming Citadel" #1 and the current state of Marvel's Star Wars comics. Then, she's joined once again by Ken to talk Timothy Zahn's Thrawn novel!

Jon & Robert talk about the weather and find themselves somewhat indifferent to "May the Fourth". Robert tries to find meaning in the movie 'Monster Trucks'. Jon waxes nostalgic for the Lando-centric minor league baseball jersey that got away. The Bird Boys get caught up on Marvel's Star Wars comics (mostly) and discuss "The Last Jedi" costumes. Thanks for listening hosts@talkingbirdcast.com www.twitter.com/talkingbirdcast www.talkingbirdcast.com www.talkingbirdcast.com/amazon  

March came in like a lion but didn't end like a lamb, at least not in the pages of Marvel's Star Wars comics, that's for certain.Join us we take a deep dive into the latest issues of Star Wars: Darth Maul #2, Star Wars: Poe Dameron #12 and Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #5. We're also looking ahead to Star Wars Celebration in Orlando, too, with details about the Coffee With Kenobi Podcast meet-up, panels that are focused on Star Wars comics along with pertinent details about what you can get from us, cheap as free if you're going to the big event.Our chief question? What will Celebration mean for Marvel's Star Wars comics? We don't know, yet, but one thing's for certain: Don't stop believing.For the second part of this episode, hosts Matt Moore and Jeff McGee talk with Otis Frampton, the comics artist behind the series Oddly Normal who is waging a social media campaign for Marvel to publish his proposed Jawa Adventures comics series that blends both humor and more about the Saga's favorite purveyors of quality droids and more.You may also know Frampton from his work on the amazingly creative and

We're two years in and then some in this grand experiment of Marvel's Star Wars comics. We have to admit, it's been a heck of a run.In this episode, we're talking the releases from January and the first week of February.Listen to the show here.We interview with comic creators Alex Ray and Jim Mello. The artist and writer from Florida created A Star Wars Comic, a monthly fan-made comic that takes readers -- in just six pages -- deeper into the Star Wars head canon.They join us to discuss the first of what's expected to be a monthly offering, the tale of Benthic Two Tubes, seen in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. The duo has an amazing history together. If the first issue is any indication, it won't be long until we're reading their tales in the pages of Marvel.From there, Jeff McGee and Matt Moore tackle the latest titles from Marvel. They include Star Wars: Doctor Aphra 3, Star Wars 27 and 28, Star Wars: Poe Dameron

Carly, Neil and Stu review Rogue One and ask which characters they'd like to see in comic book form. Plus we take a look back at Marvel's Star Wars comic history, including Jaxxon the green rabbit allegedly hated by George Lucas. Also we ponder whether Batman is the most Christmassy superhero of all. And then there's the top 5 rundown of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Captain America, Iron Man, the Guardians of the Galaxy... who makes it to the number one spot?

Robert talks about his first "Force Friday" and his burgeoning Star Wars figure collection. Jon talks "kit-bashing" collectors. The phrase "measuring crotches" is uttered. Will "Rogue One" involve a Vader makeover? Marvel's Star Wars issue #23 and Star Wars: Rebels "Holocrons of Fate" are talked about in-depth. That and much more on TB:TSE #61 Thanks for listening hosts@talkingbirdcast.com www.twitter.com/talkingbirdcast www.talkingbirdcast.com/amazon   TB on YouTube

Ben and Addy discuss Marvel's Star Wars comics series. They focus on Star Wars #1-16 and Darth Vader #1-17 and address some of the refreshing but familiar storytelling in the extended Star Wars universe.   Adding Depth to Luke Skywalker R2-D2's filthy mouth Old Trilogy Choreography Exploring Obi-Wan on Tattooine Coping with a Hero's fall Vader Down: a comics event done right Star Wars comics vs books Who is Darth Vader? The Morality of Dr Aphra How does Vader go from survivor of the Death Star to right hand man in Empire Strikes Back Exploring the villlain

This month, we talk about some of our favorite titles from Marvel's Star Wars main series comics. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Despite technology's best effort to thwart them, Jeff McGee and Matt Moore are back for another issue, diving deep into Marvel's Star Wars comics from September, including Star Wars #22, The Force Awakens #3, Han Solo #3, Poe Dameron #5 and Darth Vader #24.There's some fuzzy sound during the episode -- The First Order tried to jam our broadcast, no doubt -- but it's worth getting through it, given the piercing commentary and observation about September's stories.-----------------------------------------------Click here for all issues of Comics With Kenobi!Contact Us: comics@coffeewithkenobi.com------------------------------------------------Help support Coffee With Kenobi via our Patreon page!Purchase your Comics With Kenobi tee shirt here!

In honor of Dr Helen Sharman (the first Briton in space - 1991)Jim adds space chancer Tim Peake to the rebooted S-List for his under-whelming space walk. Amongst reviews of Deadpool & Marvel's Star Wars comic reboot, the Beastmasters say farewell to 3 legends and rag on a few undesirables of the social media world. Long time MFTB listener James Wainwright chimes in with some stern words for McV regarding his irreverent take on Star Wars Ep4. Closing track by Edinburgh based songwriter Van Tastik!

Our intrepid hosts crack open the first trades of Marvel's Star Wars tie-in comics to discuss all the force-filled goodness inside.

This week we're reviewing Marvel's first batch of new in-canon Star Wars titles. Inevitably, we touch on The Force Awakens a bit, so spoiler warning, I guess?  We're testing for midichlorian levels in the following books:  - Star Wars volume 1 by Jason Aaron and John Cassaday  - Darth Vader volume 1 by Kieron Gillen and Salvador Larocca  - Princess Leia by Mark Waid and the Dodsons  - Shattered Empire by Greg Rucka and Marco Checchetto  - we touch briefly on the Lando, Chewbacca, and Kanan series, as well as engaging in a spontaneous Jane Foster skirmish.  Next week we once again answer the question: What Are We Reading?

Well. Look who we found here. It's J&J, ready to talk about whatever the heck Sunday has for them.Jubilance brains, social robots, bronies, rituals, iPhones, unintelligible gibberish, and picture books.Enjoy....

Well, it's that special time of the year: Star Wars Mania. Everyone in the world seems to love the new movie. We think that's all well and good, but did you know the property of Star Wars has A LOT of dumb things associated with it? This particular episode is about one from the past: Star Wars #48 or, as we at the podcast are calling it, Oceans 11 in Space. Leia Organa needs to get a bank loan for the Rebel Alliance because, sure, why not? Join Host Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Special Guest Matt Moseley as they dive into the world of Marvel's Star Wars. gmail - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com reddit - comicstalkcomics Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

The SWNU crew talks Marvel's Star Wars #10 by Jason Aaron and Stuart Immonen. Tim has the best intro ever, Jenny makes mini pumpkin pies, and everyone makes fun on Tim some more. JarJar hits rock bottom. We also discuss the Benview Network feud (it was not a real feud) and the Force Awakens teasers. Lena Dunham better not be in Episode 7.  Follow Us On Twitter @StarWarsNU@supertim82@safetyguy14@superjen82 Follow Us on the Internets (giving us ratings is super dope):iTunesStitcher Listen to Other Awesome BenView Podcasts:BenViewNetwork.com is the where you can discover the wonder of BenView!   Listen to Other Awesome Retro Junkies Podcasts:https://www.facebook.com/theretrojunkiessupershow #starwars #comics #marvel #starwarsteasers

Hey JJ, I thought you said you were done with trailers. Then you drop a whole new international one. Stuff discussed. Who is Maz Kanata? What constitutes a 'delightful' story? Is Chewbacca done for? Does Colin Trevorow write? and much, much more. We discuss Marvel's Star Wars #11 in-depth and Jon reviews the short stories "Bottleneck" and "Mercy" mission. Robert is done reading Star Wars books for now. Reach out. @talkingbirdcast on twitter talkingbirdcast@gmail.com www.facebook.com/talkingbirdpodcast www.talkingbirdstarwars.tumblr.com Thanks for listening

This week, its all about Star Wars & Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It's a fun journey to a galaxy far, far away!!!!! FULL SPOILERS!!!! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!!! Tales Of Halloween: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4163020/ Tremors 5: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4180514/ South Park: http://www.southparkstudios.com/ Star Wars: The Force Awakens: http://www.starwars.com/the-force-awakens/ Marvel's Star Wars comics : http://marvel.com/comics/issue/52598/star_wars_2015_1 Chewbacca Comic Book: http://marvel.com/comics/issue/57851/chewbacca_2015_1 Star Wars Underworld: SPOILER SITE: http://www.starwarsunderworld.com/

Will and Hawes discuss all of the news from D23, Marvel's Star Wars #7, and something else. Poor Wilson.Theme song provided by Stoned Cobra (www.stonedcobra.com)

Marvel's Star Wars comics continue to become almost required reading for fans. They released a trifecta of amazing issues this Wednesday that expanded and enriched the galaxy far, far away in ways unexpected and unexpectedly touching.Join us for a deep dive into the characters, the stories, and how much these events have affected the way we view Star Wars.

OKay, so we hit a few bumps on the way to episode 100.  We'll explain some of them in the episode.  We'll also talk about Marvel's Star Wars comics, the latest Star Wars news, we pay tribute to the late Leonard Nimoy, and we discuss an article that mentions that there are certain intense fandoms that dilike most of the material out there. Ron makes a discovery about Night Court's Ellen Foley, which leads to...Markie Post...mmm, Markie Post...oh, excuse me.  Anyway, we also get into Ron's revelation.  There's something he did the other day that he hasn't done in twenty years. Find out what it is in D4G number 97!

This week friend of the podcast and Comic Book Artist Matt Slay joins the guys, to talk about his current work with Marvel Retro, his newest series "Icarus", Best Buy memories, and even his encounter with the late Leonard Nimoy! Nick and James also discuss Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk's "Con Man" web series, the controversy over the Batgirl variant cover, BIG news about Marvel's Star Wars comic, and MORE!

Action. Adventure. A jedi craves not these things. But, Star Wars fans crave them. The epic saga of the Marvel Star Wars comic book continues. Let's talk Marvel's Star Wars #2! Follow Us On Twitter @supertim82@safetyguy14@superjen82 Follow Us on the Internets (giving us ratings is super dope):iTunesStitcher Listen to Other Awesome BenView Podcasts:BenViewNetwork.com is the where you can discover the wonder of BenView!   Listen to Other Awesome Retro Junkies Podcasts:https://www.facebook.com/theretrojunkiessupershow

This week, we cover a whole host of comic news, each of us rants a bit about the Oscars, and we go crazy over the 100+ Variant covers for Marvel's Star Wars #1. Unfortunately this week the episode is a bit late, because a snafu during our first recording meant we had to re-record the podcast again... So this is technically Round 2! Don't worry though, theres still a full podcast of comic wonder in store, so join us for another episode of Two Guys, a Girl, and a Comic Book Podcast!Topics & Comics Discussed this week:Avengers: Age of Ultron Trailer Tom Hardy leaves Suicide Squad Big Hero 6, Captain America, Guardians, X Men - Oscar Noms Sony Denies Rumors - Spider man in Avengers Infinity War NEW Power Girl DC Comics reveals April Solicits Image announces Image Direct Death of Deadpool (42) Avengers 40 Star Wars #1 Spider Verse 2 Captain Marvel 11 S.H.I.E.L.D. 2 Deathlok 05 Wolverines 02 Batgirl 38 --The Batgirl Team's Apology for #37 **Recommended Comics** Crimson vol 1 TPBMusic featured in the cast is from Twin Falcons

Two key members of the team are notably absent this week (for reasons we cant disclose) VF and the Soundboard.  Nickel and Doc use this opportunity to take some deserved shots at VF and sneak in some hockey talk at the beginning of the show. We talk about dropping coins in a urinal, the hype surrounding Marvel's Star Wars #1, and our Top 5 Horror Genre comics, before discussing what we read during the previous week.  "Rapid-Fire Review focuses comics released on January 7, 2015, and we spends some time talking about Crossed Badlands #69, The Woods #9, Batman Eternal #40, Detective Comics #38, Birthright #4, Deadly Class #10, The Fade Out #4, Nailbiter #9, ODY-C #2, Trees #8, All-New X-Factor #19, Amazing Spider-Man #12, Ant-Man #1, The Punisher #14 and Wolverines #1. We wrap things up, as always, with a quick and efficient look at the books being released Wednesday January 14, 2015.

Gary Whitta has finished his work on the first standalone film. What does it mean? Probably not that much. In this week's show, we discuss the screenwriter's departure, along with a rumor about Star Wars Detours, a smooth arrival to the world of Star Wars Rebels, and a connection between Marvel's Star Wars #1 and The Force Awakens. Plus, it's our first official live show, so listen for some back and forth with our chat room too!

Jason, Maureen, and Caleb catch up after the holidays and talk about the latest geeky news including the impending debut of Marvel's Star Wars #1 comic, Gillian Anderson contemplating a new X-Files show, and killer drones.]]>

Star Wars returns to Marvel comics, and we've got an exclusive Book Chat with Marvel's Star Wars editor, Jordan D. White! Jordan discusses the creation of these books, going to the Lucasfilm archives, and exploring the mythology of Star Wars in canonical comic book form. This is the Podcast you're looking for! ----------------------------------------------- Purchase your Coffee With Kenobi tee shirt here! www.coffeewithkenobi.com

Much like Marvel's Star Wars number 100, this episode was recorded before the last episode. IN this episode, we explain the mysterious childhood friend of Jeff's named Bey who mysteriously showed up and betrayed the Geeks last week and how he mysteriously appeared on the show. Leave it to us to make a gag that only, like, five Marvel Star Wars geeks will get for our show description.  Just listen to it.  It's a fun episode.This episode of Dinner 4 Geeks was recorded on December 4, 2015 at Zachry's Seafood and Steak. http://zachrys-restaurant.com

Get ready for the holidays by spending some time with your good friends here at Graphic Novice.  This pre-holiday special starts out with a discussion of the Doc Thirst's four day work week, Canadian Christmas, embellishment fines in the NHL, Twitch TV, Creed front-man Scott Stapp as a CIA agent, iTunes reviews, and a possible hangover day proposal.    In comic book news, the guys look at the DC movie poster themed variant covers, Loot crate, Marvel and DC series coming to an end, and projected sales for Marvel's Star Wars #1, and its many, many, many variants.   In the segment formerly known as "Rapid-Fire Review" we focus our attention on Bitch Planet #1, East of West The World #1, Sex Criminals #9, Southern Bastards #6, Amazing Spider-Man #11, and Uncanny X-Men Annual #1.   We then take a quick look at the November 2014 sales, before a look ahead to December 17, 2014, and all the books we plan on picking up on the upcoming new comic book day (also known as #DollyPartonWednesday)

The bear boys welcome Steve Bryant, the writer and artist of the adventures of that angelic and adventurous aviatrix Athena Voltaire.  Dark Horse/Sequential Pulp will be releasing the Athena Voltaire Compendium later in the year, collecting Athena's complete adventures and Steve drops in to talk about her publishing history, what to expect next with Athena, his influences and much more.  Plus Billy Z and Steve talk a little football! Then the bears get down to recent comic talk discussing Original Sin, Mike Deodato, John Byrne's Wonder Woman, the influence of comic book movies, Superman in the late 70's, Sensation Comics #1, Future's End, God is Dead: The Book of Acts, Uncanny Avengers, Axis, Attack on Titan, X-Men #18, Star Wars #20 not to mention Bill and Bryan's Washington DC adventure. Intro: Matthew Sweet - "Where You Get Love" 00:40- The Comic Book Bears welcome Steve Bryant for an interview about the Athena Voltaire Compendium 36:00 - Steve and Billy Z talk football. (Deal with it.) 41:18 - Justin and Bryan manage to get a few questions in for Steve despite interview hog Billy Z 51:00 - Bill and Bryan's Washington DC Adventure 58:20 - Original Sin/Mike Deodato/Wonder Woman 1:05:00 - The influence of movies upon comics/Superman/Guardians of the Galaxy 1:07:29 - Sensation Comics #1 1:11:26 - Future's End 1:14:59 - God is Dead: The Book of Acts 1:18:22 - Uncanny Avengers/Axis/Onslaught 1:27:54 - Attack on Titan 1:32:52 - X-Men #18/Marc Guggenheim 1:39:04 - Star Wars #20/Marvel's Star Wars plans 1:44:20 - The Woofs of the Week Outro - The James Gang - "Funk 49" http://stevebryant.weebly.com/ http://stevebryant.deviantart.com/ http://atomictiki.blogspot.com/      

This week's show focuses on a recent report that a famous face will be back to menace the galaxy in Episode VII. Eric debuts a brand-new mini-series with a friend of the show to break down that report and its implications. We also discuss Dave Filoni's comments about Star Wars Rebels, whether stormtroopers are elite professionals or comically inept blaster fodder, Marvel's Star Wars reprints, and more.

This week, we talk some San Diego Comic-Con quick hits, upcoming Marvel movie dates, Marvel's Star Wars comics, Ra's al Ghul on Arrow, Wonder Woman movie costume, Batman v Superman teaser, and Toby's SDCC adventures. Starring Ryan Higgins, Omar Brodrick, Brock Sager, Toby Sidler, and Charlie West.

The BEST Star Wars Podcast for coverage of the Marvel Comics Expanded Universe Saga turns FIFTY!! As our coverage of Marvel's Star Wars races to its finale, we examine two more issues this episode. First up, we take a look at the book Scott refers to as "right up there with issue 86" as one of the best "forgotten issues" of the entire series! Will Princess Leia's compassion save the galaxy... or destroy it?!! Find out in issue 103 when our heroine meets... "TAI" Next, in "Nagias and Dolls", we're off to Zeltros for a sexy, silly romp with Luke Skywalker, Plif the Hoojib, and the rest of our Star Warriors as they contend with killer cockroaches, green goons, persistent pervs, and raunchy, raunchy redskins! How many lovely ladies can Lando Calrissian handle anyway? Find out in issue 104! Finally, we travel to Marakesh with Indy and Sallah to recover the golden idol from the opener to "Raiders of the Lost Ark" in "The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones" #9 -- in which Chris Honeywell asserts that our hero is... (GASP)... an ASSHOLE?!! Yup! Ya gotta hear it to believe it! It's all here in Star Wars Monthly Monday #50! SEND YOUR QUESTION SUBMISSIONS FOR THE EPIC FINALE WRAP-UP EPISODE TO TWOTRUEFREAKS@GMAIL.COM!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

The BEST Star Wars Podcast for coverage of the Marvel Comics Expanded Universe Saga turns FIFTY!! As our coverage of Marvel's Star Wars races to its finale, we examine two more issues this episode. First up, we take a look at the book Scott refers to as "right up there with issue 86" as one of the best "forgotten issues" of the entire series! Will Princess Leia's compassion save the galaxy... or destroy it?!! Find out in issue 103 when our heroine meets... "TAI" Next, in "Nagias and Dolls", we're off to Zeltros for a sexy, silly romp with Luke Skywalker, Plif the Hoojib, and the rest of our Star Warriors as they contend with killer cockroaches, green goons, persistent pervs, and raunchy, raunchy redskins! How many lovely ladies can Lando Calrissian handle anyway? Find out in issue 104! Finally, we travel to Marakesh with Indy and Sallah to recover the golden idol from the opener to "Raiders of the Lost Ark" in "The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones" #9 -- in which Chris Honeywell asserts that our hero is... (GASP)... an ASSHOLE?!! Yup! Ya gotta hear it to believe it! It's all here in Star Wars Monthly Monday #50! SEND YOUR QUESTION SUBMISSIONS FOR THE EPIC FINALE WRAP-UP EPISODE TO TWOTRUEFREAKS@GMAIL.COM!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

The BEST Star Wars Podcast for coverage of the Marvel Comics Expanded Universe Saga turns FIFTY!! As our coverage of Marvel's Star Wars races to its finale, we examine two more issues this episode. First up, we take a look at the book Scott refers to as "right up there with issue 86" as one of the best "forgotten issues" of the entire series! Will Princess Leia's compassion save the galaxy... or destroy it?!! Find out in issue 103 when our heroine meets... "TAI" Next, in "Nagias and Dolls", we're off to Zeltros for a sexy, silly romp with Luke Skywalker, Plif the Hoojib, and the rest of our Star Warriors as they contend with killer cockroaches, green goons, persistent pervs, and raunchy, raunchy redskins! How many lovely ladies can Lando Calrissian handle anyway? Find out in issue 104! Finally, we travel to Marakesh with Indy and Sallah to recover the golden idol from the opener to "Raiders of the Lost Ark" in "The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones" #9 -- in which Chris Honeywell asserts that our hero is... (GASP)... an ASSHOLE?!! Yup! Ya gotta hear it to believe it! It's all here in Star Wars Monthly Monday #50! SEND YOUR QUESTION SUBMISSIONS FOR THE EPIC FINALE WRAP-UP EPISODE TO TWOTRUEFREAKS@GMAIL.COM!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

This episode is very special for us. Not only does it mark a milestone of sorts as we reach issue #100 of Marvel's Star Wars, but we are incredibly honored to have with us one of the talents that truly elevated this title and made it the great and fun comic we all look back on with such fond memories. For this episode, we have brought on comics legend David Michelinie to discuss his fantastic work on what could have been -- and by all rights, what should have been -- the weakest link in the the Marvel Star Wars saga -- that interminable wait between TESB and ROTJ -- but instead he hit the ground running and turned out the fastest paced, most exciting, most original run of the title, producing what for many of us are our favorite characters, environments, and storylines, such as The Tarkin space station, Plif and the hoojibs, The Return to Cloud City, Shira Brie, Luke Skywalker: Pariah, and Fenn Shysa. We'll also be discussing his work on The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones and a few other surprises! BUT THAT'S NOT ALL!! We are also joined this episode by the Irredeemable Shag of the Fire and Water Podcast for a lively discussion of the Special Double-Sized 100th Issue!!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

This episode is very special for us. Not only does it mark a milestone of sorts as we reach issue #100 of Marvel's Star Wars, but we are incredibly honored to have with us one of the talents that truly elevated this title and made it the great and fun comic we all look back on with such fond memories. For this episode, we have brought on comics legend David Michelinie to discuss his fantastic work on what could have been -- and by all rights, what should have been -- the weakest link in the the Marvel Star Wars saga -- that interminable wait between TESB and ROTJ -- but instead he hit the ground running and turned out the fastest paced, most exciting, most original run of the title, producing what for many of us are our favorite characters, environments, and storylines, such as The Tarkin space station, Plif and the hoojibs, The Return to Cloud City, Shira Brie, Luke Skywalker: Pariah, and Fenn Shysa. We'll also be discussing his work on The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones and a few other surprises! BUT THAT'S NOT ALL!! We are also joined this episode by the Irredeemable Shag of the Fire and Water Podcast for a lively discussion of the Special Double-Sized 100th Issue!!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

This episode is very special for us. Not only does it mark a milestone of sorts as we reach issue #100 of Marvel's Star Wars, but we are incredibly honored to have with us one of the talents that truly elevated this title and made it the great and fun comic we all look back on with such fond memories. For this episode, we have brought on comics legend David Michelinie to discuss his fantastic work on what could have been -- and by all rights, what should have been -- the weakest link in the the Marvel Star Wars saga -- that interminable wait between TESB and ROTJ -- but instead he hit the ground running and turned out the fastest paced, most exciting, most original run of the title, producing what for many of us are our favorite characters, environments, and storylines, such as The Tarkin space station, Plif and the hoojibs, The Return to Cloud City, Shira Brie, Luke Skywalker: Pariah, and Fenn Shysa. We'll also be discussing his work on The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones and a few other surprises! BUT THAT'S NOT ALL!! We are also joined this episode by the Irredeemable Shag of the Fire and Water Podcast for a lively discussion of the Special Double-Sized 100th Issue!!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

Here it is! The Freaks are part of a panel on Marvel's Star Wars comics! Scott Gardner and Chris Honeywell are joined by Jennifer Heddle, a senior editor at Dark Horse Comics, Chris "Hoth Ice Planet " from the Sarlacc Pit Podcast and Joshua Lapin Bertone of the Marvel Star Wars Podcast, who set the whole shebang up! If that wasn't enough, after the Panel, the Freaks bring t-shirt winner Scott Ryfun in to throw in his two cents as a panel attendee! What results is about two hours of two-cents! Find out how Marvel Star Wars taught us the words "behemoth" and "pariah"!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

Here it is! The Freaks are part of a panel on Marvel's Star Wars comics! Scott Gardner and Chris Honeywell are joined by Jennifer Heddle, a senior editor at Dark Horse Comics, Chris "Hoth Ice Planet " from the Sarlacc Pit Podcast and Joshua Lapin Bertone of the Marvel Star Wars Podcast, who set the whole shebang up! If that wasn't enough, after the Panel, the Freaks bring t-shirt winner Scott Ryfun in to throw in his two cents as a panel attendee! What results is about two hours of two-cents! Find out how Marvel Star Wars taught us the words "behemoth" and "pariah"!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

Here it is! The Freaks are part of a panel on Marvel's Star Wars comics! Scott Gardner and Chris Honeywell are joined by Jennifer Heddle, a senior editor at Dark Horse Comics, Chris "Hoth Ice Planet " from the Sarlacc Pit Podcast and Joshua Lapin Bertone of the Marvel Star Wars Podcast, who set the whole shebang up! If that wasn't enough, after the Panel, the Freaks bring t-shirt winner Scott Ryfun in to throw in his two cents as a panel attendee! What results is about two hours of two-cents! Find out how Marvel Star Wars taught us the words "behemoth" and "pariah"!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

In this MASSIVE episode, the guys respond to a MASSIVE amount of listener feedback. They cover the reviews for a MASSIVE amount of current issues. They start their retrospective reviews of the MASSIVE runs on Marvel's Star Wars, G.I. Joe, and Transformers. And they wrap up the show with a MASSIVE interview with writer, Mike Costa (Cobra, Transformers, and in September Blackhawks). Did we mention this episode is MASSIVE?! So sit back and enjoy some fun with the Joes.