This Weeks Publications – 22nd December 2025

Welcome to this week’s publications breakdown.

The last few publishing days before Christmas are upon us and there are 2 new offerings to begin the holiday period. The Literature Team here at Jedi News would like to wish you all a very merry Christmas 2025!

The scheduled releases for this week will be;​

Tuesday 23rd December 2025
Official Funko Pop! Coloring Book
(Insight Editions – ISBN 979-8-3374-0079-2)
May the Force be with you as you color through a Funko-fied galaxy far, far away with the first officially licensed Star Wars Funko POP! coloring book.
Break out your favorite Star Wars Funko POP! figures and use them as inspiration as you color your way through the Millennium Falcon, Tatooine, and more. With galactic illustrations to fill in on every page, you’ll feel as if you truly are part of the Rebellion.
Made for Star Wars fans of all ages, this coloring book is perfect for relaxing after a long day, collaborating with friends and family, or just for exercising your creative muscles. Join Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, and more as you color in your very own universe.
Available from Amazon UK and Amazon US
Wednesday 24th December 2025
Star Wars (2025) #8
(Marvel Comics)
SECRET REBELLION!
• As LUKE and his friends join a powerful revolt against the FENRIL CONSORTIUM, the true villain takes control.
• A key character is kidnapped by the deadly ZANTARRK GANG!
• RYNN and VALANCE go undercover in a desperate attempt to maintain the peace!
• Luke’s quest to connect with his JEDI heritage is put to the test – as an ancient artifact might be the only key to victory!
Direct – Phil Noto Variant – San
Jedi Knights Variant – Bengal POTF2 Action Figure Variant – JTC

You will be able to find these on sale from your usual high street bookstores, news-stands, and online retailers. Please help support Jedi News by purchasing your books using the links to the Amazon websites in this article – happy reading!

Steve Galloway
Steve was 5 years old when he saw Star Wars for the first time during its first UK cinema release. He considers himself a first generation Star Wars fan and in his own words is a ‘Child of 77’.