For Star Wars fans, the years 1984-1990 were known as “the Dark Times.” We had nearly no new Star Wars movies, games, comics, or anything during those years. Star Wars felt like a relic of the ...

A plastic “Star Wars” action figure that’s fewer than 4 inches high and has peeling paint just fetched $525,000 at auction. The ultra-rare, 3 and 3/4-inch, rocket-packing Boba Fett figurine ...

The Star Wars universe has expanded into LEGOs, animation, The Muppet Show, and even figure skating. Now, the storied franchise might be venturing into a space it’s never officially gone but ...

Each figure has up to 5 points of articulation and an accessory. For the most discriminating fans, each Star Wars Retro figure is just a smidgen different in size and detail—so with a little ...

And, if you've got $16,000 bucks to spare, one very rare Star Wars action figure can be yours. Over on the auction site Goldin, one 1978 Jawa has a starting bid of $16,500. This action figure ...

Disney may have retired the classic Star Wars Expanded Universe, but some of the iconic heroes and villains from those stories have continued to live on in action figure form. That's true for Star ...

Details on all of the new Star Wars Black Series and Vintage Collection releases for NYCC 2024 and Hasbro’s 1027 event can be found below. This includes direct links to the new Skeleton Crew ...

This Star Wars action figure is detailed to look like a tactical ops trooper from Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith — a great gift for collectors and fans ages 4 and up. With exquisite features and ...

As a rising star of women’s singles, figure skating’s marquee event ... There are lightsabers hung on a wall (she is a fan of “Star Wars”) and a cabinet filled with Magic: The Gathering ...

Aayla Secura is the blue-skinned Twi'lek Jedi Knight who stood out in Star Wars media throughout the Prequel Trilogy. Aayla fought bravely during the Clone Wars and led her own battalion during ...

To say Star Wars toys revolutionized the action figure business is something of an understatement. But the toys were based on the movies and, after Return of the Jedi, there were no new movies on ...