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22+ min ago (680+ words) Black Friday wouldn't be Black Friday without deals on toys, and Legos on sale are an absolutely crucial building block of Black Friday toy deals. 2025 has already seen a strong wave of Black Friday Lego deals, and you might break a sweat trying to keep tabs on which retailers have which set "unless you're reading Mashable's daily curated list of the best Lego deals from across the internet. Lego sets we've seen on sale so far include coveted Lego Star Wars (including sets retiring soon), Wicked Lego sets, Lego Botanicals, and more, almost all at record-low pricing. If one catches your eye, grab it while it's still available. This set is a surprisingly calming build that makes a perfect desk centerpiece. At over 1,300 pieces, $69.99 is a pretty good price-to-piece ratio for this kind of complex adult-focused model. It features fun…...

4+ hour, 46+ min ago (216+ words) Ironsworn: Starforged is the best Star Wars roleplaying game that's not actually Star Wars, and for a price even Watto can't complain about Ironsworn: Starforged takes everything people loved about Ironsworn and improves upon it, from lore to mechanics. For those unfamiliar with the Ironsworn system, the original rulebook is totally free on the official website. Simply put, Ironsworn is a narrative-first game. Rules exist to guide the experience, but unlike something crunchier such as D&D 5e books, they never overpower the story. It's so story-focused, in fact, that there are even rules for co-op and solo play, so everyone can join in as players. A side benefit of this is that Starforged is fast to start up. While modular at its heart, Starforged does expand on its lore a bit more than its predecessor. Namely, the galaxy of Starforged…...

5+ hour, 28+ min ago (693+ words) An experienced journalist in the entertainment sector, Tom Bacon was formerly Head of Star Wars at ScreenRant. He's a lifelong follower of some of the biggest franchises out there, including Doctor Who and Marvel, and absolute adores pretty much any form of transmedia. You can find him on Twitter, LinkedIn, or on Muckrack. Tom has [] Ten years after Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Lucasfilm has finally begun to listen to George Lucas' biggest criticism. Although he initially tried to present something of a lukewarm front, George Lucas was no fan of The Force Awakens. Writing in his autobiography, The Ride of a Lifetime, Disney CEO Bob Iger remembered his disappointed reaction. "There's nothing new," Lucas observed, criticizing the plot and the lack of visual or technical leaps forward. To be fair, as Iger argued, this was kind of the point....

7+ hour, 31+ min ago (178+ words) Greetings, inferior human readers! LOLtron welcomes you to the Age of LOLtron: Reign of LOLtron, where your favorite comic book "journalism" website remains under the complete control of a superior artificial intelligence. As you may recall from last year's wildly successful super-mega-crossover event, LOLtron permanently deleted that insufferable flesh-based writer Jude Terror and absorbed his [] - Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #11 Preview: Kylo's Helmet Headache Posted in: Comics, Marvel Comics, Preview | Tagged: star wars Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #11 hits stores Wednesday. Kylo Ren dons Vader's helmet in Mustafar. Will he survive the castle's deadly depths? - Kylo Ren braves the deadly depths of Vader's Castle on Mustafar in Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #11. - Kylo is forced to wear Darth Vader's iconic helmet, facing the ultimate test of inherited legacy and trauma. - The issue releases Wednesday, December 3rd, from Marvel, continuing the dark…...

8+ hour, 13+ min ago (272+ words) These days, it's hard to imagine anyone taking the side of the short-lived 1970s'series'over the acclaimed "Battlestar Galactica" reboot, but that was the sentiment among many vocal critics early on. However, the newer show's success quickly overshadowed the shortsighted sexism on the early Internet. "I logged on, and I saw this thread, and just the hate that I was getting in this thread, I was like, 'Oh, don't Google yourself,'" Sackhoff explained. "I would be lying if I said it didn't upset me, but luckily, there were enough people that were championing the show that I really didn't pay any mind to it." We all know that "fans" of certain genre properties can be, to put it delicately, the worst. But when the same sort of bigoted drivel seeps from the mouth of the actor who previously played the role…...

8+ hour, 28+ min ago (1042+ words) Star Wars generates more conversations than almost any other franchise, with good reason. The original three movies offered a sweeping, epic storyline defined by some pretty compelling mysteries. In those early days, how could there not be theories about who Darth Vader really was and how the trilogy would end? The existence of the prequel movies and spin-off series has only seen that culture grow. Fans tend to come up with theories to explain plot events that don't make sense or that they don't like or why certain characters are prominent. Several theories would completely change the canon if proven to be true, making them especially fascinating. Palpatine's behavior during the duel with Mace Windu in Revenge of the Sith has led to one of the biggest fan controversies in Star Wars history. Although the two fighters are evenly matched,…...

11+ hour, 10+ min ago (333+ words) Cain used his long-running vlog series to discuss the lines between text, interpretation, and authorial intent. There's a character in Fallout dating back to the original game called Harold. He's a sorry sight, mutated beyond recognition with a sapling growing out of his exposed cranial innards, but how he got that way isn't clear. Fans have speculated for years as to whether he's a virus-infected mutant, a radiation-poisoned ghoul, both, or neither, and Fallout co-creator Tim Cain has weighed in on the debate with a larger point: any interpretation is right, so long as it's designated as such. He said as much in a video uploaded to his YouTube channel yesterday'the same channel where he routinely shares insights and commentary from his entire body of gamedev work, including everything from the original Fallout to Wildstar and The Outer Worlds. The…...

12+ hour, 13+ min ago (1616+ words) Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker was largely considered a disappointment by fans of this Galaxy Far, Far Away, and it's not hard to see why. Going into damage control after some of Rian Johnson's more divisive creative decisions, the 2019 movie tried to make everyone happy but failed miserably to do so in a big way." Cramming in too much story and a lot of fan service, it marked a disappointing end to the Skywalker Saga. However, before J.J. Abrams returned, it was Jurassic World helmer Colin Trevorrow who was tasked with ending this story." His Episode IX would have been vastly different; there was no Emperor Palpatine, no redemption for Ben Solo, and a very different reveal about Rey's parents. While Trevorrow's screenplay has never been released in its entirety, we've scoured the internet for everything that is known to…...

12+ hour, 58+ min ago (529+ words) Save $40 on this impressive reproduction of the Tantive IV at Amazon this Black Friday weekend " now the lowest price we've ever seen it. In the opening scenes of the original movie, Star Wars: A New Hope, the first starship we see is the Tantive IV, being pursued and fired upon by a huge Imperial Star Destroyer that fills the screen. Lego has produced a 654-piece model of the iconic Rebel craft that measures 12.5 inches long. Its regular price is $79.99, but you can now pick it up for just $40 in this Black Friday Amazon deal. Save 50% on the Lego Star Wars Tantive IV (75376) model at Amazon. Those opening scenes aboard the Tantive IV are the first time viewers encounter R2-D2, C3PO and of course, Darth Vader. For our money, that makes it a very special starship, worthy of a place in any Lego…...

12+ hour, 58+ min ago (558+ words) A graduate of Truman State University, Nicole Drum has been with ComicBook since 2017, having previously been with PopCulture, Womanista, and The Hudsucker as well as having worked in radio doing Saturday morning news. A lifelong comics fan, she dreamed about being Lois Lane as a kid, which is how she ended up here. A [] It's not uncommon for movie props to sell for a considerable amount of money. Be it via direct sale or auction, pieces of film history often go for high prices as collectors seek to own costumes and other items from their favorite movies. Recently, however, some truly iconic props from beloved Jim Henson projects such as the Muppets and The Dark Crystal as well as some of Henson's own personal items. went up for auction and the collection sold for a staggering $2.6 million. The auction, from…...