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For Obi-Wan Kenobi, the past is ever present.

Marvel’s Star Wars: Obi-Wan miniseries has followed the legendary Jedi Master in his later years, as he chronicles adventures from years gone by in his journals. It’s offered a glimpse into Obi-Wan’s feelings about a life lived to the fullest, one filled with both triumph and tragedy, while flashing back to his little-seen youngling and Padawan years.

In StarWars.com’s first look at issue #3, the now-Ben Kenobi reflects on the Clone Wars. He ponders the conflict it created in all Jedi — normally peacekeepers, not generals — and recalls a previously unseen mission…

Obi-Wan #3, written by Christopher Cantwell and illustrated by Alessandro Miracolo, with a cover by Phil Noto, arrives July 27 and is available for pre-order now on ComiXology and at your local

Since Marvel returned to publishing Star Wars comics in 2015, few writers have made as great an impact on the galaxy far, far away as Charles Soule. The scribe took his first steps with 2016’s Lando, a five-issue miniseries that garnered significant acclaim. From there, Soule’s Star Wars star continued to rise, as he racked up credits including Poe Dameron, The Rise of Kylo Ren, War of the Bounty Hunters, and more, often with major contributions to lore; when it came time to shape what would become the Star Wars: The High Republic initiative, Soule was one of five writers recruited as an architect of its first stories. Today, Soule is at the helm of Marvel’s flagship Star Wars series, which is celebrating a milestone along with its writer: Star

Before the Starlight Beacon lit the way for the Republic, the moon of Jedha was a beacon of faith and spirituality, home to the Temple of Kyber. As Phase II of Star Wars: The High Republic kicks off this fall, the titular Marvel comic series will step back in time 150 years for a prequel to the events of Phase I. Reuniting writer Cavan Scott and artist Ario Anindito, issue #1 will introduce Vildar Mac, a Jedi embarking on a journey that will end in terror.

Get your first look below at the relaunch of Star Wars: The High Republic #1 and other Marvel Star Wars titles coming in October 2022 — including covers and solicits for the flagship Star Wars series, Chapter 4 in the adaptation of The Mandalorian on Disney+, and new installments in Darth Vader

Aboard the Disney Wish there are amazing experiences behind every door, and with a push of a button you can exit the world of cruise life and enter the galaxy far, far away. Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge is the first Star Wars-themed lounge on the high seas, where guests can enjoy a panoramic view of space as they taste Star Wars cocktails inspired by familiar planets from across the galaxy. Stay on guard — you never know when a TIE fighter attack may take place right before your eyes while you’re sipping your favorite libation.

With a backdrop of spaceports welcoming ships from across the galaxy, bartenders work to create specialty drinks, like a bright red Berken’s Flow reminiscent of Mustafar’s lava, which has a secret reveal when a blacklight

Spoiler warning: This article contains major spoilers from Obi-Wan Kenobi.

The epic Disney+ series Obi-Wan Kenobi gave Star Wars fans a close-up look at the dark times, when the Empire was at its height. The story took the weary Jedi Master on a perilous adventure across the stars to save a young princess. Along the way Obi-Wan regained his connection to the Force, let go of the weight of the past, and found a new hope for the future of the galaxy.

Here are 25 quotes from the series that illustrate his emotional journey. Some of these lines are stunning in their significance. Some will make you smile. And all are pivotal to Obi-Wan’s story.

1. “The Jedi cannot help what they are. Their compassion leaves a trail.” — Grand

The original pop culture fan convention is back in San Diego! We love the panels, the surprises, and the mini-museum displays of screen-used costumes. But if you’re heading to San Diego Comic-Con next week, chances are you’re also looking forward to picking up some convention exclusives. Just this morning, a beskar-covered version of a Hot Wheels Razor Crest was announced, the latest in a long line of cool new finds. Here are some of our favorite galactic selections to help you prepare a shopping list.

Geeki Tikis by Beeline Creative

Choose your ride: A tiki punch bowl shaped like the Millennium Falcon  for $135, a Dewback for $85, or a Sandcrawler for $85. Plus, pick up an array of mini muglets made to look like cantina aliens, shirts, swizzle sticks, and more classic tiki mugs including

Through the props and costumes of Star Wars, we find a tangible link to connect with the characters from a galaxy far, far away and the stories they inhabit. Inside the Lucasfilm Archive, take a closer look at these artifacts and the stories behind their design.

Propmaster Brad Elliott first saw Star Wars when he was just 6 years old. “I remember walking out of the theater in awe. I went home and drew pictures of all of the characters.” But as a child, Elliott could never have imagined his affinity for the saga would one day land him a role working behind the scenes on the Obi-Wan Kenobi limited series. As the propmaster for the show, Elliott and his team — led by Executive Producer and Director Deborah Chow — helped