The achievements of the Star Wars media franchise are remarkable. It all began in 1977 when the first film hit the big screen and, since then, nearly everything it touches has been gold. With video games, comic books, television series, and other media released over the years, the fictional universe has expanded beyond the limits of any fan’s imagination.
This list features books birthed from both real information and imaginary stories across the Star Wars franchise. We’ve carefully considered factors like authenticity, insightfulness into The Force, and beautiful artwork (for the visual non-fiction works), as well as included some epic space adventures to ensure that the best books are in the spotlight.
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For fans interested in political intrigue, production secrets, and captivating storytelling or obsessed with the Star Wars Universe, one of these books will surely do the trick for you. Each book offers a unique perspective on the Galaxy, allowing readers to enjoy the franchise’s rich lore, iconic characters, and untold stories.
Our top recommendation is How Star Wars Conquered the Universe: The Past, Present, and Future of a Multibillion Dollar Franchise by Chris Taylor (2014). It covers as much ground as possible and answers questions about everything ranging from production, artists involved, what went down behind the scenes, setbacks, and how they were managed.
Also recommended is I, Jedi by Micheal A. Stackpole (1998). Who can say they are Star Wars franchise fans without fully understanding Jediism? It is the bane of the Star Wars Universe and now, it’s been written in a way to help fans relate on a more intimate level.
FAQs
What is the Star Wars Expanded Universe?
The Expanded Universe refers to the vast collection of Star Wars books, comics, and other media outside the main film and TV series. However, it’s important to note that in 2014, The Expanded Universe was rebranded as Legends, and only certain works are considered part of the official Star Wars canon.
What is Baby Yoda’s actual name?
In the Star Wars universe, the character often referred to as “Baby Yoda” is officially named Grogu, a revelation disclosed in the Disney+ series, The Mandalorian.
What weapon do Jedi Knights use?
Jedi Knights primarily wield lightsabers, energy-based weapons with a plasma blade. They symbolize their connection to The Force and their role as peacekeepers in the Star Wars Universe.
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