For some reason, Hasbro opted to put this Clone Trooper with a vehicle rather than separately, making it tough to army-build.  Matching Snow Captain Rex, this figure comes with a Freeco Bike-- and it's pretty cool. (Get it?)  Anyway, should you get one?  Read on!

From the distant future, it's Luke Skywalker!  This one is based on the novels from the far-flung future of a galaxy far, far away where Chewbacca is dead and everybody's got kids.  How did this figure turn out?  Read on!

After years of whispers and a recent reveal of next year's toy packaging, StarWars.com shared the release date for the 3D theatrical conversion of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace.  More details after the jump.

Fresh from the newspaper strips, the Blackhole Stormtrooper finally got a Hasbro action figure last year.  Sort of.  In name only, at least-- missing are the white/silver lenses, but at least it's black.  Oh wait, it's really dark blue?  Hunh.  Well, read on!

It's new!  Major Mianda was shown to not be a clone in the trading card game a few years ago, but this figure has the traditional clone head.  Ah well.  Is it good, or at least different enough to be interesting?  Read on!

Hey kids, it's R2-D2! This is the one based on the R4-G9 mold and, depending on where you lived, was in a hard-to-get Battle Pack with Luke, C-3PO, and Obi-Wan Kenobi.  Should you get them?  Read on!

So will we get more Galactic Heroes now that the line has been declared over? How about Mighty Muggs? And can we trust Hasbro's release date presentations? Of course not, haven't you been reading my columns?!? All this and more, so read on!

From StarWars.com: 2012 ushers in a return to the beginning of the Star Wars saga with Episode I in theaters. It seems only fitting, then, that the iconic Phantom Menace Sith Lord should land himself on product packaging spanning the entire Star Wars saga. Check out the new look after the jump!

Hey, it's another Clone Trooper!  This one comes from the Turbo Tank Support Squad, and has a unique cannon and shoulder design.  Oh, and you get two in a box.  Should you snag a few to outfit your Turbo Tank?  I think so, but go ahead and read on!

You've seen the best, now see the rest! Another commentary on Toy Fair 2011, from me? Why yes! You asked, so I'll do my best to give you a quick rundown of this year's amazing coverage. There's not a lot of pictures, but look on the bright side-- there's a TON of reading.

This particular ARC Trooper has yellow markings, and came with Master Sev.  Who's Master Sev? Why, he's the Jedi that this ARC Trooper killed in the comics.  Is it worth picking up this unique warrior?  Read on!

New!  More or less.  The Army of the Republic Battle Pack has 4 Clone Troopers, based on the 2009 revision of the figure.  (Which is to say, the basic 2008-2009 body with the resculpted basic helmet.   But what figures do you get?  Read on!

I know what you want.  Major Panno probably isn't it, but as a figure he's quite good.  The level of detail is excellent, there's a little pouch on his cloak, and it's a nice sculpt too.  So if you get him, now you've got two members of his species in the modern line-- and he's the best!  Read on!

There's never a shortage of Clone Trooper toys today, but back from 2002 and 2005 these warriors were far and few between-- which is why Entertainment Earth had these exclusive action figure packs.  How is this unique battle damaged variant?  Read on!

What's the best way to come down from Toy Fair? Let's look at something old. The Han Solo with gunner station wasn't a big seller.  It even got dumped in the Big Clearance of 2000.  Was it even neat for its time?  Read on!