New ‘Star Wars: Blood Ties’ Series Announced At SDCC

I’m back from San Diego and still insanely jet lagged. It was a very fun, eventful con, which I may or may not remember to write about, but one of the bigger pieces of news to come out of the con is that Blood Ties is no longer just four issues…

“Randy Stradley and Darth Vader came on stage to discuss “Star Wars: Blood Ties,” which stars Jango and Boba Fett and written by Tom Taylor. It will now be a series of miniseries, each focusing on characters with blood ties.”

Yep, that’s what’s coming. Blood Ties will be a series of Mini Series and I’m already writing the second one.

The Jango and Boba Fett tale will be hitting the shelves this month and finally the rest of the world will see Chris Scalf’s incredibly work on this series.

Me… trapped with Fett.

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2 Responses to “New ‘Star Wars: Blood Ties’ Series Announced At SDCC”

Corax says:

August 4, 2010 at 05:19

I was very excited when I heard then news from SDCC about Blood Ties! I’m really looking forward to the first series and whatever comes next!
Tom says:

August 4, 2010 at 11:28

Thanks Corax. Me Too!

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Follow @TomTaylorMade Tom Taylor has written plays that have been produced across four continents, from the Sydney Opera House to the Edinburgh Festival.
He has killed characters for DC Comics and created characters for Lucasfilm.
He has written comics which have been reprinted in French, German and Spanish but he can’t read any of them.
He has sung for thousands in concert halls and acted to tens in the smallest of black-box theatres.
He has sent Luke Skywalker on a quest and taught Darth Vader a lesson.
He has juggled knives for billionaires and eaten fire for passers-by on the street.
He has written for film screened in California and radio aired in Melbourne.
He has won many awards for his writing and lost many of his indoor soccer finals.
He is the father of two and the husband of one.

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