Star Wars: From Concept to Screen to Collectible
Star Wars: From Concept to Screen to Collectible by Stephen Sansweet is a first edition published by Chronicle Books on October 1, 1992. This book presents a comprehensive overview of the merchandising phenomenon surrounding the Star Wars saga, which has generated significant ticket and merchandise sales. With 132 pages filled with full-color photographs, it explores the various spin-offs that emerged from the films, highlighting the impact of this modern marketing extravaganza.
Readers will find a detailed examination of the intersection between film and popular culture, as well as insights into the world of antiques and collectibles related to the Star Wars franchise. The book delves into the performing arts and the broader themes of science fiction and fantasy, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Through its rich visual content and informative narrative, this edition offers a unique perspective on the legacy of Star Wars and its enduring influence on the entertainment industry.
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The three films of the Star Wars saga rank among the most popular of the modern era, with ticket and merchandise sales in excess of three billion dollars. The first illustrated Star Wars book to feature the multitude of merchandising spin-offs generated by the film offers a complete overview of a modern marketing extravaganza. Full-color photographs throughout.
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