Internet-savvy fans find hidden details in the latest trailers Trailer "C-60" By Jayson Peters Special to the State Press Magazine Hungry for even more images from Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace? Then you're not done downloading yet, young Jedi. Not until you've checked out Trailer "C-60." But beware the Dark Side. This trailer, just over two minutes long and cobbled together from images exclusive to the March 28 60 Minutes episode featuring George Lucas, may contain things you don't want to see. At least until May 19. Spoilers ahead. Consider yourself warned. Not afraid? You will be....you will be. continued >> 'Spin-offs' poke fun, pay homage By Kevin Polowy Special to the State Press Magazine Hundreds of motion pictures are released each year, yet truly epic films only come about once in a blue moon. When one of these arrives, however, the film's reign over its less deserving counterparts is shown through constant references and is often spoofed in comedies. Such is the case with The Star Wars Trilogy, which has movie fans counting down the days until its upcoming prequel is released. Star Wars has influenced so many filmmakers and many of them have paid their respects by poking fun at the film, some even dedicating a whole movie to do so. The best example is Spaceballs, which was released in 1987. continued >> Related stories: Sidebar: 'Star Wars' bloopers and the Force of the Web Channeling the Force: 21 ways to count down to 'Episode One' Just 21 days remain until the May 19 opening of Star Wars: Episode One -- The Phantom Menace. For many, May 19 will be akin to Christmas. So in the spirit of the "holiday," here's a list of 21 things you can do to mark down the days until Episode One hits theaters. Star Wars' superlatives survey Last week, the State Press ran a survey that asked ASU students just what their Star Wars superlatives were. The responses we got were few, but those who did answer gave us some incredible insight. So without any further delay, here's the results. Scottsdale author lives some fans' dream, continues Lucas legacy in 'Star Wars' novels Michael A. Stackpole gets to play in George Lucas' Star Wars universe, and he gets paid to do it. 'Woman's touch' not easily seen in 'Star Wars' world There had to be women in the Star Wars galaxy. Either that, or Princess Leia and a handful of the other women who made it to the screen in the adventure epics were responsible for propagating the entire Rebel army, not to mention all those Stormtroopers. Digital animation big part of 'Phantom' With a reported budget of $115 million, Star Wars producers are taking a (safe) gamble that the animated sets and characters will entertain fans. 'Star Wars' also about another Force: Love You may not think of Star Wars as a typical romantic movie, but any girl who had brothers collecting action figures may very well have been tempted to surreptitiously incorporate them into her Barbie Dream House and re-enact her favorite scenes.