Star Wars Insider 73 is the seventy-third issue of Star Wars Insider magazine. It was released to newsstands on January 13, 2004. The subscriber-exclusive edition of issue 73 included the sixth volume of Bantha Tracks, the Official Star Wars Fan Club newsletter.
Contents[]
Departments[]
- From the Editor's Desk
- Rebel Rumblings
- Star News (by David Fein & Insider Staff)
- Star Sightings (by Benjamin Harper)
- Best of Hyperspace (by Pablo Hidalgo)
- HoloNet News (by Pablo Hidalgo)
- Gamescape
- Set Piece — Yavin 4 Rebel Base: Main Hangar (by Christopher Trevas)
- Bookshelf — The Fastest Pen in the Galaxy? (by Jason Fry)
- Comics Link — Battlefields (by Daniel Wallace)
- Scouting the Galaxy (by Stephen J. Sansweet)
- Toy Box — Mindful of the Future (by Hasbro)
- Crossword — Keeping Score (by Michael Selinker)
- Star Wars Q&A (by Pablo Hidalgo)
- The Last Page (by Tony Moseley)
Features[]
- "Prequel Update" (by Jane Irene Kelly)
- The latest on Episode III from Producer Rick McCallum.
- "Return of the Jedi: Mark Hamill Comes Back to Broadway, the Big Screen and Prime Time" (by Dave Gross & Jenny Scott)
- An Insider exclusive interview with the man who was Luke Skywalker: Mark Hamill takes the stage as a dance instructor in Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks, gets behind the camera with Comic Vook: The Movie, and lends his voice to an animated TV host in The Wrong Coast.
- "A State of Nelvana: Droids & Ewoks Adventure Hour Revisited" (by Shane Turgeon)
- Cartoon Network wasn't the first studio to bring Star Wars characters to animated life. Travel back in time with the founders of Nelvana Studios, creators of the Droids and Ewoks animated series.
- "Dueling Jedi: Taking on Darth Maul in Episode I" (by Ron Magid)
- The first time Obi-Wan Kenobi double teamed a Sith Lord, his partner lost more than a hand. Go behind the scenes of one of the most thrilling lightsaber battles ever filmed.
- "Radio Days: Revisiting the Star Wars Radio Dramas" (by Rich Handley)
- If you haven't heard the NPR Star Wars radio dramas, then you don't know the whole story of the original trilogy. The voice actors look back on their incarnations of the classic characters.
- "The League of Spies" (by Aaron Allston)
- Joram Kithe and the clone trooper known as Mapper trade the front lines for espionage duty, only to learn just how much of an oxymoron "military intelligence" can be.
Media[]
Cover gallery[]
Front cover
Official Star Wars Fan Club edition back cover
Sources[]
Princess Leia Speaks in Star Wars #48 on StarWars.com (original site is defunct)
Notes and references[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1
Princess Leia Speaks in Star Wars #48 on StarWars.com (original site is defunct)