Comparing Disney And Star Wars

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"I'm in for the long haul with Star Wars. I'll be there for all the new movies, and I'll watch the TV shows--all the while thankful that Disney is committed to keeping Star Wars on the screen. But if we can also get to read more about the characters and places many of us have spent so many years invested in? Well, that will be a match made in a galaxy far, far

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