Star Wars Insider 60

Star Wars Insider 60 is the sixtieth issue of Star Wars Insider magazine. It was released to newsstands on June 4, 2002. This issue came packaged with promotional trading cards for the Wizards of the Coast Attack of the Clones trading card game and the Topps Attack of the Clones silver foil-stamped movie card set, while the newsstand version was available in an exclusive polybag. It's also the last issue to feature the writing of longtime contributor (and former Managing Editor) Scott Chernoff, who left to pursue a career in writing for television.
==Contents==
===Features===
*"Inside Attack of the Clones" by David West Reynolds
A picture's worth a thousand words, but nobody can read a movie that vast. Here's some of what you might have missed from the first dozen times you watched Attack of the Clones.
*"Return of the Jedi" Interview by Scott Chernoff
Ewan McGregor has made the role of Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi his own. The star discusses heroic dismemberments, fake mullets, and memorable lines.
*"Forbidden Love" Interview by Scott Chernoff
Queen, senator, clothes horse, temptress, and battle droid butt-kicker, Padmé Amidala is a woman of many talents, and it takes a talented actress to bring her to life.
*"Journey to the Dark Side" Interview by Scott Chernoff
Anakin Skywalker is mad, bad, and dangerous to know. Luckily, Hayden Christensen has only two things in common with the character he portrays: he's tall and exceptionally talented.
*"The Plot Thickens" Interview by Scott Chernoff
George Lucas shares his thoughts on the history of the Star Wars saga, strange twists of fate, and a glimpse of the future.
*"Attack of the Clones" by R. A. Salvatore
Take a peek at the novelization, and feast your eyes on some fantastic images from the film.
*"The Droids of Episode II" by Daniel Wallace
Sneaky, faithful, or just plain deadly, the droids of Attack of the Clones come in all shapes and sizes.
*"Who's Who in Jabba's Palace" by Daniel Wallace
That Mos Eisley cantina was a children's theme park compared to this den of scum and villainy.
*"Back on Topps" by Chris Fawcett
We take a look at what's in the cards for recent and upcoming Star Wars collecting.
*"Man of 1,000 Voices"
Maybe you recognize him as Dr. Frederick Childon or Vice Principal Scott Guber, but Anthony Heald has more Star Wars acting credits than anyone who appeared in the movies.
===Departments===
*"Rebel Rumblings"
Your praise, your corrections, your requests. Why does it always have to be about you, anyway?
*"Star News" by Benjamin Harper
Harry Potter, Monsters Inc., Ice Age . . . we know you saw them just for the Star Wars previews.
*"Jawa Trader Catalog"
Don't lose your place in line when the new toys arrive.
*"Action Figure Update"
The new figures have arrived, but they're only the first in a relentless assault on a store near you.
*"Behind the Magic" by Rob Coleman
What they lack in accuracy they made up in sheer numbers. Learn how the wizards at Industrial Light & Magic created an army of battle droids.
*"Gamescape" by Rob Daviau
Spin the wheel, roll the dice, and choose your destiny.
*"Bookshelf" by Jason Fry
Read about Anakin Skywalker's life before Attack of the Clones, then follow Boba Fett's life afterward.
*"Comics Link" by Daniel Wallace
You know Boba Fett's origin now, but what do you know about his father? Jango Fett: Open Seasons reveals the bounty hunter's dark origins.
*"Set Piece" by Christopher Trevas & Chris Reiff
Not since Mommy Dearest has a hanger been this important to a movie. It's a hangar, you say? Now we get it!
*"Scouting the Galaxy" by Stephen J. Sansweet
Don't worry, we aren't going to touch your Episode II stuff, so put the lightsaber down, slowly. . . .
*"Crossword" by Michael Selinker
We think there's a hidden message in this one somewhere.
*"Star Wars Q&A" by Pablo Hidalgo
Walking brains and backward alphabets explained.
*"Last Page" by Drew Struzan
The poster. 'Nuff said?
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