Aayla Secura Fan Club...

On eBay watch for Aayla Secura related items, still quite a few auctions for the Hasbro 3 3/4" Aayla Secura action figure as well as several auctions for autographed Aayla Secura promos by Ms. Amy Allen.

Interesting is this auction for an Aayla Secura/Amy Allen autographed fridge magnet!

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Amy Allen (who portrayed Aayla Secura in Episode II) her convention schedule has been updated with following conventions (List is tentative and subject to change.):
- October 25-26, Dallas Comic-Con in Plano, Texas (USA).
- November 29-30, Mid-Ohio-Con in Columbus, Ohio (USA).
- February 29, 2004, Emerald City ComiCon in Seatlle, Washington (USA).

 

Amy Allen (who portrayed Aayla Secura in Episode II) her convention schedule has been updated with following conventions (List is tentative and subject to change.):
- October 25-26, Dallas Comic-Con in Plano, Texas (USA).
- November 1-2, Collect "O" Con in Orlando, Florida, USA
- November 29-30, Mid-Ohio-Con in Columbus, Ohio (USA).
- February 29, 2004, Emerald City ComiCon in Seatlle, Washington (USA).

 

On eBay watch for Aayla Secura related items, I ran into this quite amazing auction for an Aayla Secura Twi'lek costume replica!

Quite complete as well, the auction is for the entire costume, with fully -acurately- colored headteails, pants, top, vest and even the necessary airbrush set and blue body makeup paint!

Check out some of the images:

[image=http://icarus.cc.uic.edu/~eglick1/lekku.jpg]

[image=http://www.501st.ca/events/dcon2k3/costumes/501st_rl/dsc04056.jpg]

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Great costume, excellent creation.

 

Twi'leks do seem to have become more popular, no doubt thanks to Aayla!
Here are some images of fanmade Twi'lek costumes at last weekends FACTS convention in Gent, Belgium (courtesy of bejedi.com):
[image=http://www.bejedi.com/albums/facts_2003_1/IM001025.jpg]
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Make sure to check out the Amy Allen store at Amy Allen's official website at World Famous Comics, there's some great autographed items to pick up and now you can also get the exclusive Aayla Secura "Theater Wide" 11x14 autographed promo photo.

[image=http://www.worldfamouscomics.com/amyallen/store/aayla-secura-w1-lrg.jpg]

 

As an Aayla Secura fan I'd like to wish a -belated- Happy Birthday to Amy Allen who portrayed Aayla Secura in Episode II.

 

Happy Birthday Amy! even if it is late


I'm going to the mid-ohio-con

 

Happy belated birthday, Amy!

 

Yes, a very belated Happy Birthday wish going out to Amy Allen!

edit: and as for the bold latter part of my first post intro on the first page...I do apologize for sounding pretty harsh to all readers. It was aimed at all Aayla-Bashers as I had written it at the time when she was being bashed left and right.

I did take a bit of Han Solo's line to the deck officer in TESB when he went out to find Luke

 

Allen has updated her Con appearance schedule at her official website. (List is tentative and subject to change.)
- Oct 25-26, Dallas Comic Con in Dallas, Texas, USA.
- Nov 1-2, Collect "O" Con in Orlando, Florida, USA.
- Nov 29-30, Mid-Ohio-Conin Columbus, Ohio, USA.
- Feb 29, Emerald City ComiCon in Seatlle, Washington, USA.
- March 5-7, MegaCon in Orlando, Florida, USA.

 

"I'm going to the mid-ohio-con"

I'll be attending the Mid Ohio Con as well CptCorranHorn! Who knows, maybe we'll run into one another (no doubt at Amy Allen's table ).

 

I'll probably be hanging around the table the whole time, even though I'm a huge comic book fan


POST 7000!!!!!

 

Just picked up yet another Aayla Secura figure! My 3rd one and 2nd to open. (The first one's lightsaber broke. )

 

Here's a photo from Mark Hay, owner of Splash page Comic Art, I found at the comicartfans site about the recent Dallas Con. Amy is with well-known "good girl" pin-up and cover artist, Phil Noto.

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CaptHorn and GodofDeath, great news you are able to attend the MOC.

JMKobe, cool you got another Aayla!

 

For those of you who have the game "Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy", there's an awesome Aayla Secura mod/skin available:
[image=http://lexx1.users.btopenworld.com/aayla1.jpg]
Very realistic and true to the movie/comic Aayla. You can download it here.
(Thanks to leXX for the heads up.)

 

In their Starwars.com Hyperspace online chat interview "Clone Wars" cartoon creators Genndy Tartakovsky & Paul Rudish mentioned that one of the Jedi characters we might hear with a speaking line is Aayla Secura!
(Which would be a first for the character since Aayla did not have any dialogue in Episode II.)

However when asked which actors/actresses from Episode II would lend their voices to their respective characters, they only mentioned Anthony Daniels. So it is quite possible that if Aayla Secura makes an appearance and has dialogue, that it will not be Amy Allen (who portrayed Aayla in Episode II) who will provide the voice for Aayla.

 

Lets all hope Aayla does indeed make a cameo appearance. Maybe more(episode 3?). Then we can get a Clone Wars Aayla figure.
In the meantime, Aayla is on the cover of this new RPG book!
[image=http://www.wizards.com/global/images/products_swrpgacc_177540000_lgpic.jpg]

 

You can now create and purchase your own official "Custom Star Wars Collectible" at starwars.com.
Choosing from several categories such as jedi, bounty hunters, Clone Wars cartoon, ... You can select an image and have it placed on such items as high quality prints, mugs, mousepads, coasters, ... which are then shipped out to you.

Most interesting off course is in the "Jedi" category you can select Aayla Secura.
This great promo image can then be placed on a mug, mouse pad, coaster or you can even order large, high quality prints:
[image=http://custom.starwars.com/framed/899D24A1DF66B66E8DD24855D8E96FFA1111200355847AM.jpg]

 

The all new fansite dedicated to Twi'lek Jedi Aayla Secura is now online!

Visit it at JediAayla.com. (Or also at JediAaylaSecura.com.)

 

The Aayla Secura fansite has been updated with several photos, including some great Amy Allen Publicity images.
Also check out the very nice fan artworks by Wil "Kampilan" that have been added to the site "Fan Art" section.

 

Make sure to check out Amy Allen's Official Website at World Famous Comics as it has been updated with a bio on Amy and her career, including her memorable performance as Aayla Secura in ?Star Wars - Episode II: Attack Of The Clones?.

While you're there you can always check out the Amy Allen Store, where you can pick up authentic promo items autographed by Amy!

 

Rebelscum.com reports that several of the 2003 Hasbro 3 3/4" Jedi Knight character figures from "Epsiode II - Attack Of The Clones" are undergoing a packaging upgrade in 2004, one of these is figures is the Aayla Secura figure. The card graphics and names have been altered, the figure itself however remains the same.

[image=http://www.rebelscum.com/toys2/aayla_secura1.jpg] [image=http://www.rebelscum.com/toys2/aayla_secura2.jpg]

The repackaged figures may appear in stores as soon as in several weeks but most likely they won't be out in full force until early next year. You can read the entire rebelscum.com article on the repackaged figures here.

Or check the news link to this rebeslcum.com article on the Aayla Secura fansite.

 

Make sure to check out JediAayla.com, the new Aayla Secura fansite, as it has been updated.

The JediAayla.com news section also reports a very nice wallpaper featuring Aayla Secura and the other characters from the cover art created by Jan Duursema for all 4 Star Wars "Jedi" comic issues can be found at Dark Horse:
[image=http://images.darkhorse.com/darkhorse//downloads/desktops/swjedi1/swjedi1_400.jpg]

 

This coming weekend, on Saturday November 29 and Sunday November 30, the 24th edition of the Mid-Ohio-Con, a Comic Book and Pop Culture event, is being held in Columbus, Ohio (USA).

Amy Allen (who portrayed Aayla Secura in Episode II) will be signing autographs all weekend long at the convention (courtesy of OSWCC). Star Wars comics artist Jan Duursema, who co-created Aayla Secura, will also be present during the entire convention weekend at the WFC booth.

This edition of the Mid-Ohio Con is a unique chance to meet the two ladies who brought Aayla Secura to life -in the comics and on the movie screen- and even take home an autograph to commemorate the occasion!