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Tarkin will destroy any threat to the Empire. And through any means necessary.

In StarWars.com’s exclusive first look at Marvel’s Star Wars #7, we flashback to a time when the cold and calculating Grand Moff discovers a new obstacle in the way of the Empire. He calls upon Lieutenant Commander Zahra, a protégé of sorts, to eliminate it…

Star Wars #7, from writer Charles Soule and artist Ramon Rosanas, with a cover by Carlo Pagulayan, arrives October 7 and is available for pre-order now.

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Fans of a certain classic analog camera and the galaxy far, far away have a new ultimate bounty: Polaroid unveiled last week a limited edition The Mandalorian Polaroid Now camera and the Child-inspired instant film, available now. Sporting a design inspired by the Disney+ series’ titular helmeted warrior, the stunner of a camera seamlessly blends the retro-cool look and legacy of the beloved Polaroid brand with the aesthetic of one of Star Wars’ most popular new characters. In addition, the accompanying instant film features imagery of the Child, making for a playful, perfect companion to the device. For those who’ve never known the joy of Polaroid — load up the instant film, shoot, and watch as your image comes to life — or used to love it, this is the

As fans around the world celebrated the release of the final episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars earlier this year, the design team at Funko was putting the finishing touches on a new line of Pop! bobbleheads. Just as the seventh season showcased a sleeker animation style and more mature characters, as the story edged closer to the events of Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, their adorable mouthless counterparts were imbued with a subtle evolution from earlier renditions.

“The paints on the Pops needed to feel like they properly represented the rendered animation,” says Funko’s senior product designer Reis O’Brien, “which led us to many rounds of trying different techniques of weathering, paint wipes, and dry brush techniques. But it’s always fun to see it all come together

At the first-ever Hasbro PulseCon this week, Hasbro revealed a galaxy of major new figures and collectibles across several lines celebrating all eras of the Star Wars saga.

Among the biggest announcements is one that’s sure to please bounty hunter fans everywhere: a new Hasbro HasLab crowdfunding campaign for the Star Wars: The Vintage Collection Razor Crest. In addition to the fan-favorite warrior’s very cool ship, the release will come with a 3.75-inch Mandalorian figure in Beskar armor with a one-of-a-kind soft goods cape — but only if the campaign is successfully funded. Want to make it happen? This is the Way: you can pre-order and back the HasLab Razor Crest for $349.99 (US/CAN; price may differ internationally). If the campaign is backed with a minimum 6,000 backers by November 9, 2020 at 11:59 p.m. ET, the