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One of the most beloved features of Star Warsaction figure collecting is the endless roster of blink-and-you’ll-miss-them characters Hasbro is dedicated to churning out. This tradition began with Kenner in the seventies, with the second-ever wave of Star Wars action figures including deep cut droids and Mos Eisley cantina denizens — including one who technically…

There’s no denying the massive demand for vintage action figures and toys. Over the last few years the value of some of these toys has skyrocketed, prompting even outsiders to get into the hobby. Of course, it completely depends on the time you can dedicate, contacts you can leverage, and most importantly, your disposable income.…

When Disney bought the “Star Wars” franchise from George Lucas, the House of Mouse got busy making its own content for a galaxy far, far away. Some of the Disney-produced TV series and films have done well with fans, while others … not so much. There’s an element of the fandom that seemingly dislikes anything…

A new 1/6 scale Stormtrooper is on the way from Hot Toys as they reveal their new Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Jetpack Trooper

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Star Wars Zero Company from developers Bit Reactor and Respawn Entertainment takes a familiar genre, puts a beloved franchise in the thick of it and invites players to dive deep. 

Anakin Skywalker himself makes an appearance, looking very hench, and you get to control him. He’s badass. Screenshot by Nick Hide/CNET

Kevin Smith says Marvel and Star Wars’ upcoming crossover feels like an MCU movie. The filmmaker is writing Star Wars/Marvel: Hope Assembles, the first official comic book crossover between the two franchises. The five-issue series will bring characters from A New Hope into Marvel’s Earth-616 universe.

The orders for BattleQuest’s Summoner Wars #1 comic out next month are five times their biggest order ever

The toy-selling giant reported today that sales for the first half of the year increased 21% from the prior year to 41.9 billion Danish kroner (approximately $6.54 billion). Gains were driven by all major geographic regions.