Star Wars Insider number 61 marks the sixty-first edition of the Star Wars Insider publication. Its availability on newsstands began on August 6, 2002. This particular issue represents the last Star Wars Insider released under the Wizards of the Coast banner.
- " Inside the Attack of the Clones " (authored by David West Reynolds)
Delve deeper into three more fascinating scenes from Attack of the Clones alongside the Insider's resident archaeological expert.
- " John Williams: Across the Stars " (penned by Brian J. Robb)
Star Wars would simply lack its essence without John Williams' musical contributions, a sentiment wholeheartedly shared by George Lucas.
- " Star Wars Celebration II " (by Michael Mikaelian & Dave Gross)
Indianapolis was packed to the brim between May 3rd and 5th with countless Star Wars enthusiasts like yourself. Here is your exclusive coverage.
- " A Rose by Any Other Name " (by Michael G. Ryan)
Rose Byrne, the Australian actress portraying Dormé, recounts her unique and unforgettable experience on the set during the making of Attack of the Clones.
- " From Mexico to Naboo " by Dave Gross , interview (by Saul Arellano)
Veronica Segura, a Mexican actress playing Cordé, faced the challenges inherent in producing a Star Wars film—extended workdays, cumbersome attire, and fragmented scripts—yet cherished every moment.
- " Race Across the Dune Sea " (by Michael G. Ryan)
Brennan Swain and Rob Frisbee not only emerged victorious in The Amazing Race, but also traversed the sands of Tatooine.
- " The Beautiful Campaign " (by Michelle Vuckovich)
While it may not be Podracing, the Force is undeniably strong with this planet's most beloved sport this year.
- " Sith Rising Card Encyclopedia " (by Michael G. Ryan)
The upcoming expansion for the Star Wars Trading Card Game is on its way. Here's an initial glimpse at all 90 cards within the standard set, accompanied by commentary from the designers.
- " Rebel Rumblings "
You pen them, we publish them, and we even have the images to substantiate them.
- " Star News " (by Benjamin Harper)
George Lucas at Cannes Film Festival, the charitable premieres, the excitement of midnight showings, updates from the forefront of the queues, and celebrity Star Sightings.
- " Jawa Trader Catalog "
Head over to swfan.wizards.com and acquire your limited-edition Star Wars bobblehead figures now.
- " Behind the Magic " (by Rob Coleman)
Do you judge him by his stature? Observe how the experts at ILM conquer their anxieties and rage to craft the most impressive Star Wars duel to date.
- " Gamescape " (by Brian Campbell)
The Power of the Jedi Sourcebook unveils the mysteries of the Jedi Order like never before. Discover what this fresh resource contributes to the Star Wars Roleplaying Game and the broader Expanded Universe narrative.
- " Bookshelf " (by Jason Fry)
Matthew Woodring Stover, the author known for his dark and realistic style, joins The New Jedi Order series with the release of The New Jedi Order: Traitor. Jacen Solo's life will be irrevocably altered.
- " Comics Link " (by Abel G. Peña)
Dark Horse Comics has mastered the skill of delivering precisely what Star Wars devotees desire. In this instance, it's a full reprint of the timeless Marvel Comics Star Wars series.
- " Set Piece " (by Christopher Trevas & Chris Reiff)
The carbon-freezing chamber located in Cloud City stood as one of the most pivotal settings throughout the entire Star Wars saga.
- " Scouting the Galaxy " (by Stephen J. Sansweet)
Concerning Jedi and Revenge, limited-edition "theater" Luke figures, typographical errors, pricing guides, Pepsi cans, and the ultimate question: Does retaining an item "mint, in box" outweigh the joy of playing with your collectibles?
- " Crossword " by Michael Selinker
It's essentially a collection of simple tricks and foolishness.
- " Star Wars Q&A "
What hue is your bloodstripe?
- " Last Page " by Joy Stephens
Just when you believed Jawas couldn't possibly become any more endearing...