The Magic of ‘Andor’ Returns With an Exclusive Look at Its Art Book

It’s been 413 days since we last experienced this talent internal management andNot that we’re counting…or crying yet. award winner star wars The show followed the adventures of Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) from his early childhood years to his highly consequential impact on the Rebel Alliance. This was, perhaps, the best star wars The storytelling is unlike anything we’ve seen before and is worth watching again and again. But, if you don’t have a day or two to rewatch all 24 episodes of the show’s two seasons, you can do it now by flipping through a few pages.

This week, Abrams books are being released The Art of Star Wars: Endor (The Complete Series) by Phil Szostak, and as the title suggests, it takes fans through both seasons of the amazing show. It includes a foreword by the show’s creator, Tony Gilroy, and final words by his brother, Dan Gilroy, who wrote on the show and won it its most prestigious award, the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series.

between? It’s basically a fascinating, detailed look at every aspect of the show, from its writing, inspirations, and of course its concept art. Concept art means ships, it means costumes, it means creatures and basically everything that makes star wars “Star Wars.”

io9 is excited to present an exclusive look at two spreads of the book, both of which feature one of our favorite stories, Cassian’s theft of the prototype TIE Avenger and running back to his friends. check them out.

If you click on each of them, you can get more details. However, our favorite production designer is Luke Hull, who says he wanted the TIE Avenger to feel almost like an alien ship. navigator’s flightOne of my favorite films of the 1980s. If you know, you know.

The Art of Star Wars: Endor (The Complete Series) Available June 30 wherever books are sold. It retails for $60. Find out more and preorder here. Here is the cover.

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