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Judging by the latest cover reveals for Phase III, the Jedi of Star Wars: The High Republic are bringing the fight to the Nihil when the new books and comics arrive later this year.

Today, Lucasfilm’s Michael Siglain, publishing creative director, hosted a panel of all-star authors Delilah S. Dawson, Justina Ireland, E.K. Johnston, George Mann, Cavan Scott, Charles Soule, and narrator and voice actor Marc Thompson at San Diego Comic-Con 2023. During the hour-long discussion, we got new insights into the next phase of storytelling in the era of the High Republic, an early glimpse inside the pages of comics including Marvel’s Dark Droids and Dark Horse’s Tales from the Death Star, and got our first look at other covers and spreads from forthcoming books and comics. Here are

Star Wars: Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade, a new novel arriving July 18, follows the journey of Iskat Akaris from Padawan to Inquisitor following the events of Order 66. In a special guest article in advance of the book’s release, author Delilah S. Dawson takes readers inside the making of her tragic tale with 5 behind-the-pages secrets.

1. The original question behind the novel was, “What would make a Jedi actively choose to become an Inquisitor?”

We know that every Inquisitor was once a Jedi, and we’ve seen Jedi from Ahsoka Tano to Luke Skywalker to Rey actively fighting the dark side. But what would it take to make a good-hearted Jedi fall? What would make someone actively choose to become an Inquisitor?

Every Star Wars book begins when a

The original pop culture fan convention is back in San Diego! If you’re heading to San Diego Comic-Con next week, the Lucasfilm Pavilion will once again be home to screen-used costumes, props, and other pieces, this year from the forthcoming Ahsoka series. And in addition to the panels and other surprises at the show, chances are good that you’re looking forward to picking up some convention exclusives. Here are some of our favorite galactic selections to help you prepare a shopping list.

Tamagotchi by Bandai Namco

A new limited edition Star Wars Grogu Tamagotchi includes a Beskar-inspired shell design and a commemorative display case for $35 will be first-to-market at SDCC at the Tamagotchi booth.

Action Figures by Beast Kingdom

Stage a rescue with new 6-inch poseable action figures of Han Solo and

In the wide world of tiki, there is one name that stands out above all the rest: “SHAG,” the moniker of artist Josh Agle. Based in Southern California, SHAG’s chic art has transported the tiki mindset across the globe, as well as across pop culture, with designs inspired by properties like Spider-Man, Disney’s Haunted Mansion, and Planet of the Apes.

Josh Agle, a.k.a. SHAG, with „Carkoon Clash” print. Limited to 200 pieces, $700.

In 2020, SHAG joined up with another preeminent force in the tiki world, Brandon Giraldez, the president and founder of Beeline Creative. Fans will know Beeline best for their incredible Geeki Tikis line, which has included tiki takes on a multitude of Star Wars characters, ranging from Jar Jar Binks to Bo-Katan Kryze.

For their first collaboration, three years ago,

Jedi younglings Kai Brighstar, Lys Solay, Nubs, and their friends are about to embark on all-new adventures.

Today, Lucasfilm, Disney+, and Disney Junior announced six new episodes of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures will debut on Disney+ and Disney Junior beginning August 2, 2023, with even more episodes to come later this year. In total, Season 1 will be a 25-episode run.

Set during the era of The High Republic, the animated series follows Jedi younglings as they study the ways of the Force and learn valuable skills. Since its premiere on Star Wars Day, May the 4th, the series has been nominated for a 2023 Television Critics Association Award and earned a Common Sense Seal from Common Sense Media, which acknowledges outstanding media that families can enjoy together.

So far

Andor, Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Mandalorian, and Light & Magic have been honored with 23 nominations in 21 different categories at the 75th Primetime Emmy® Awards. Among the top honors, Andor was nominated in the Outstanding Drama Series category with a total of 8 nominations, Obi-Wan Kenobi nabbed a nomination in the Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series category and a total of 5 nominations, and The Mandalorian was nominated for a total of 9 nominations. Read the full list of Star Wars nominations below.

Outstanding Drama Series

Andor • Disney+ • Lucasfilm Ltd.

Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series

Obi-Wan Kenobi • Disney+ • Lucasfilm Ltd.

Outstanding Cinematography For A Series (Half-Hour)

The Mandalorian • “Chapter 20: The Foundling” • Disney+ • Lucasfilm Ltd.

Dean Cundey, ASC, Director of Photography

Outstanding Cinematography For A Series

Once a rebel, always a rebel.

Lucasfilm has released a new trailer for Ahsoka — and it’s the most action-packed look yet at the upcoming Disney+ series, confirmed to premiere with its first two episodes on August 23. The story follows Anakin Skywalker’s former Padawan (Rosario Dawson) after the events of The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett, as she continues her search for Grand Admiral Thrawn. Watch it below:

The trailer opens with a startling act bys Baylan Skoll (Ray Stevenson), a red lightsaber-wielding antagonist whose ultimate intentions are yet unknown. “We are no Jedi,” he says coldly. We also get our first full look at a visually arresting Thrawn (Lars Mikkelsen), who Ahsoka believes is planning to return as “heir to the Empire,” as well

„Meet the Visionaries“ is a StarWars.com series of interviews with the directors of Star Wars: Visions Volume 2, now streaming on Disney+.

South Korea-based Studio Mir, well known for its work on projects like The Legend of Korra, The Boondocks, and Voltron: Legendary Defender, takes us on a new exploration of the dichotomy between light and dark in “Journey to the Dark Head.” The story follows Ara and Toul: a pilot raised among a group who serve as record keepers for prophetic visions on Dolgarak, and a Jedi who’s facing unresolved rage and grief connected to his past, respectively.

The two find themselves paired together when Ara approaches the Jedi Council to warn them about a vision about the Sith’s growing power. Ara and Toul both face their own brand of

It’s time to put your love of The Mandalorian to the test. With Ahsoka Tano returning in her own series, Ahsoka, next month and Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian Season 3 recently released, it’s the perfect time to revisit the series that first brought Ahsoka into live action. Can you match the quote with the character from The Mandalorian? Take the latest StarWars.com for the ultimate test. This is the Way.

„Meet the Visionaries“ is a StarWars.com series of interviews with the directors of Star Wars: Visions Volume 2, now streaming on Disney+.

On a rainy night, gleeful stormtroopers pile into an extravagant performance hall. The staff seems to welcome them with warm smiles. But backstage, Loi’e, a dancer from a horned alien race, prepares a set of tracking devices. She and her team gather before the show begins. “To the ones we’ve lost,” they say as the curtain rises. This is the setup of Studio La Cachette’s “The Spy Dancer,” a stunningly animated French entry from the world-spanning anthology Star Wars: Visions Volume 2. The short was directed, designed, and co-written by experienced animator Julien Chheng.

You may recognize Studio La Cachette as the animation house behind the Emmy-award-winning series Primal