The Star Wars Book Brings New Details
It’s easy to learn all the secrets of the Star Wars galaxy. You just need to read, watch, and listen to everything published by Lucasfilm and Disney.
Or, if you have a life, you could simply purchase a new book co-authored by — who else — Pablo Hidalgo.
The Star Wars Book: Now Available
In his post, 8 Secrets and Fun Facts We Learned from The Star Wars Book, James Floyd, of StarWars.com explained:
There’s a lot of Star Wars stories out there for us to enjoy — 11 live-action movies, four series comprising 15 seasons (and counting), video games, comics, novels, and other books, virtual-reality storytelling, theme park experiences, and more. And if you want to learn more about the ever-expanding Star Wars galaxy, The Star Wars Book by DK Publishing is here to rescue you. Authored by Pablo Hidalgo, Cole Horton, and Dan Zehr, The Star Wars Book dives deep through over two hundred pages — not just into the characters, history, and technology of Star Wars, but also into how it all connects together, from Alderaan to Zuckuss. Not meant as an all-encompassing encyclopedia, The Star Wars Book focuses more on the galaxy’s most notable characters, organizations, events, and species, and provides deeper examinations for these entries. Here’s a sprinkling of the secrets held within its pages.
More From The Star Wars Book
And, since I want you to head over to read Jimmy’s piece, here are just two of our favorites:
4. There are new additions to the Sith legacy.
Fans of the Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith comic series by Charles Soule, here’s something for you. Lord Momin, the Sith Lord who lived before the Rule of Two and had his consciousness trapped in his mask when the Jedi stopped his city-destroying superweapon, has now been promoted to Darth Momin. His former master, Lady Shaa, who died on his lightsaber blade, is likewise Darth Shaa.
6. New details of the First Order’s origins revealed.
While we know that the military might of the First Order was built up in the Unknown Regions by the escaping Imperial leadership in the decades after the Battle of Jakku, the First Order also had its start inside the New Republic. Agents of the First Order helped push for a stronger centralized role of the New Republic government, which in turn caused a political stalemate, forcing systems that fear losing control of their autonomy to break away from the New Republic — in a coalition called the First Order.
Okay, so there is a lot more to read about the book here. And you can find more pages to preview on Amazon.