Star Wars Insider 57 is the fifty-seventh issue of Star Wars Insider magazine. It was released to newsstands on December 4, 2001. Issue 57 was the first overseen by chief editor Dave Gross.
Contents[]
Departments[]
- "Rebel Rumblings"
- "Episode II Prequel Update with Rick McCallum" (by Dan Madsen and Robin D. Laws)
- "Star News"
- "Comics Link" — Adapting Jedi Quest (by Daniel Wallace)
- "Bookshelf" — The New Jedi Editor (by Jason Fry)
- "Gamescape" — Being Obi-Wan Kenobi (by Elliot Chin)
- "HoloNet" — How to Build Your Own Star Wars Website (by Paul Ens)
- "Set Piece: Imperial Star Destroyer" (by Chris Reiff & Chris Trevas)
- "Scouting the Galaxy" — On the Circuit Comprehending Collectibles (by Stephen J. Sansweet)
- "Crossword" — Title Shock (by Mike Selinker)
- "Dear 2-1B"
Features[]
- "Temuera Morrison: Once & Future Warrior" (by Scott Chernoff)
- Jango who? The original bounty hunter arrives with Attack of the Clones, and New Zealander sensation Temuera Morrison brings him to life.
- "Daniel Logan: Logan's Run" (by Scott Chernoff)
- What could be cooler than playing the role of young Anakin Skywalker? Daniel Logan tells the Insider what it was like to play a four-foot-tall Boba Fett.
- "Down Underworld: Leeanna Walsman" (by Michael J. Ryan)
- Never heard of Leeanna Walsman? Where've you been living, the Northern Hemisphere? This talented actress might just be the bounty-hunting breakout of Episode II.
- "Who's Who in the New Jedi Order" (by Daniel Wallace)
- From Vector Prime to the world-shattering events of Star by Star, who are the new heroes, scoundrels, and villains of the Star Wars Expanded Universe?
- "Aurra Sing's Convention Diary" (by Michonne Bourriague)
- The alter-ego of the notorious bounty hunter sheds light on the dark underbelly of... conventions?
Sources[]
Bounty Hunters Unmasked In Insider #57 on StarWars.com (original site is defunct)
Notes and references[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Bounty Hunters Unmasked In Insider #57 on StarWars.com (original site is defunct)
External links[]
Star Wars Insider #57 on Wizards.com (original site is defunct)
