Marvel
- “Jango Fett: Bounty Hunter, Father, Unrivaled Legacy” (Published in Age of Republic: Jango Fett)
- “Count Dooku: A Sith for a More Civilized Age” (Published in Age of Republic: Count Dooku)
- “Padmé Amidala: The Hero for a Generation” (Published in Age of Republic: Padmé Amidala)
- “Princess Leia: Our Princess, Our Hero” (Published in Age of Rebellion: Princess Leia)
- “Tarkin: Influential to the Last” (Published in Age of Rebellion: Grand Moff Tarkin)
- “Boba Fett: The Man, The Mandalorian Armor, The Mystery” (Published in Age of Rebellion: Boba Fett)
- “Jabba the Hutt: A Hutt to Remember” (Published in Age of Rebellion: Jabba the Hutt)
- “Darth Vader: Love and Sith Lords” (Published in Age of Rebellion: Darth Vader)
- “BB-8: Rolling Perfection, Admiral Holdo: Expect the Unexpected, and Maz Kanata: More Than Meets The Eye” (Published in Age of Resistance Special)
- “General Hux: Grudges and Galactic Domination” (Published in Age of Resistance: General Hux)
- “Poe Dameron: Flyboy, Hero, Leader” (Published in Age of Resistance: Poe Dameron)
- “Rose Tico: A Resistance Hero Worth Fighting For” (Published in Age of Resistance: Rose Tico)
- “Rey: Hope for the Next Generation and Ours” (Published in Age of Resistance: Rey)
StarWars.com
- Doctor Aphra Creator Kieron Gillen, Co-writer Si Spurrier discuss what’s next for the fan favorite rogue – The creative duo tells StarWars.com about the way the character has surprised even them and the chord she’s struck with fans everywhere (Link)
- A Guide to the Royal Handmaidens of Naboo – Let this StarWars.com primer teach you all about the brave women who served Padmé Amidala as decoys, bodyguards, and confidantes (Link)
- The Galaxy in Comics: The end of Poe Dameron #31 is just the beginning – Say goodbye to Black Squadron in the uplifting conclusion of the standalone series featuring the decorated Resistance pilot and his team (Link)
- The Galaxy in Comics: Doctor Aphra #22 balances levity and darkness – The archaeologist can’t escape her past or Bor Ifriem in the latest installment of the comic book series (Link)
- 10 of the most Memorable Marvel Star Wars Moments (So Far) – StarWars.com revisits some of the best action, plot points, and revelations from Marvel’s modern comics (Link)
- NYCC 2018: The Fireball lands at the Javits Center – Lucasfilm’s Daniel Kennedy on how the Star Wars Resistance ship was brought to life and fan reaction in New York (Link)
- From a Certain Point of View: Who’s the best Star Wars Games Character? – Two StarWars.com writers debate their pick for ultimate gaming legend. (Link)
- The Personal Impact of Doctor Aphra – In celebration of Pride Month, one StarWars.com writer reflects on how she connected with the Star Wars galaxy’s rogue archaeologist. (Link)
- SWCA 2022: 10 Things we learned from the Star Wars: The High Republic panel – Discover all-new announcements, insights, and reveals from Phase II: Quest of the Jedi. (Link)
- “It’s a big galaxy”: Kieron Gillen and Alyssa Wong discuss Doctor Aphra and More for Pride Month – The comic creators talk about the impact of one of Star Wars’ most popular queer characters — as well as their own journeys. (Link)
Tosche Station
- Interview with Charles Soule at Celebration 2017 – Charles Soule sits down with Tosche Station to discuss his forthcoming Darth Vader comic and takes a closer look at Poe Dameron #13 (Link)
- On the Importance of Doctor Aphra – On the rogue archaeologist who keeps adding new ‘firsts’ to her name, including with her eponymous comic. (Link)
- Nash Windrider and the True Power of the Empire – In Lost Stars, Claudia Gray shows just how terrifying the Empire can be through a young Alderaanian’s reaction to the loss of his homeworld. (Link)
- Review: Phasma – Star Wars: Phasma is far more than just Mad Max: Fury Road meets the galaxy far, far away. (Link)
- The Choice is Yours If You’re Willing to Choose – An examination of choice, circumstances, and redemption in the Star Wars universe by taking a closer look at Del Meeko, Armitage Hux, and Kylo Ren. (Link)
Interviews
- Rebel Legion’s Rebel Reads 2021: Interview with Emma Mieko Candon (Link)