Awesome Star Wars

We say muy bueno to this very clever reinterpretation of Lotería cards (the Mexican version of bingo) which feature beloved Star Wars characters, created by Chepo Peña.

Love zombies and Star Wars? Check out this awesome Imperial Undead tee by Shawn Conn. If you thought the Empire was evil before, now they’re undead and hungry for some rebel flesh.

Florida-based artist Jim Hance takes his inspiration from childhood television shows and movies to create humorous and playful paintings, like these fun Star Wars pieces.

Alex Marshall has designed the Office Assault: Sticky Note Gun (rifle and steampunk versions too) for those “idea guys” at the office who need to get their concepts out into the world RIGHT AWAY.

Sing along with everybody’s favorite furry friends from Return of the Jedi, as the happy-go-lucky Ewoks provide some of what could be the greatest Karaoke lyrics ever. C’mon and Yub Nub now!

Mimobot’s fabulous designer USB drives are the new Pez dispensers when it comes to collecting. R2-D2 and the shooting-impaired Stormtrooper are back and joined by the Jawa and Obi-Wan Kenobi.

If you could never tell the difference between James Earl Jones’ Darth Vader and King Jaffe Joffer, ruler of Zamunda, we now fully understand. This is the definition of mashup perfection.

The guys over at Think Geek just got their hands on a whole batch of these most excellent Empire Strikes Back tin lunchboxes, perfect for carrying your PB&J sammy and juice box to work.

Portland storyboard artist Graham Annable has deftly combined Star Wars and Lost in an amusing mashup comic. It kind of makes you wonder if the Dharma Initiative is a subsidiary of the Empire.

Star Wars + Bacon. Two great tastes that taste great together. This 3-foot tall Bacon AT-AT is made from 40 lbs of pork products and proves there must be a god somewhere out there.

Hundreds of 15 second scenes from Star Wars: A New Hope were uniquely reinterpreted by creative volunteers in the newly finished Star Wars: Uncut, premiering this month in Copenhagen.

This Han Solo frozen in carbonite soap the best bar of soap, ever. Each handmade bar is detailed with a tiny Harrison Ford trapped inside a block of olive oil, shea butter, aloe vera and metallic pigments.

The Force is strong in this card. Whatever game you’re playing, when someone pulls out this card it’s game over. The Ace of Vades T-shirt, designed by Beradan – is available at MySoti.

A few of them are okay, but the majority of Star Wars costumes in these hilarious photos are spectacularly bad. It truly makes us appreciate all the effort that goes into the super-detailed ones.

Illustrator Franco Brambilla envisions a world of alien invasions, carefully compositied into vintage postcards. There are a variety of lifeforms in the series, the Star Wars images are classics.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably seen a few of those sentimental Google search ads on TV. College Humor’s parody is all about looking for love in the Star Wars universe.

If you have even the slightest fondness in your heart for the original Star Wars movies, you owe it to yourself to check out these beautiful original concept issues by illustrator Ralph McQuarrie.

Darth Vader meets Jay-Z and Princess Leia meets Alicia Keys in this wacky Star Wars music video fresh from the gang at College Humor. Plus, if you act now – dancing Wookiee!

Available 3/20/10: adidas Originals and Star Wars’ collaboration adds CLOT to the mix with Hoth-inspired Skate Highs that sport a rebel uniform colorway, snowy lining, and quilted upper.

He may have had a bad motivator, but Luke hit the jackpot with Artoo: this R2-D2 USB Humidifier also doubles as a moisture vaporator, perfect for dry desert planets far, far, away.

We’ve always found Darth Vader’s lack of stripes disturbing, but this Plaidinum t-shirt redresses all wrongs by dressing the Dark Lord in 100% Ewok Jedi-Hunter Plaid. Thanks, everyone!

In between stints crushing rebellions, Imperial AT-ATs apparently moonlight as Cable Tidies: this DIY kit includes space for a surge protector and a detachable remote caddy.

Jawas pride themselves on their scavenging skills, but Sandcrawler #94 still rues the day they happened on a stash of Grill-2-D-2s; this Jawa Que is not the droid anyone is looking for.