UK newspaper celebrates Star Wars sequel with epic nerd-out

UK tabloid newspaper The Sun has created a special tribute to welcome the new film in the Star Wars saga, The Force Awakens.

One of The Sun's Star Wars front pages.

One of The Sun's Star Wars front pages. Source: Supplied

The staff at British tabloid newspaper The Sun are some of the world's biggest Star Wars fans if their tribute to the new movie, The Force Awakens is anything to go by.

The Sun has created not one, not two, but 25 front pages, each one detailing a key moment in the Stars Wars story in true tabloid style.

The front pages run in chronological order of the story, unlike the movies themselves which jumped back in time after the original trilogy.

They show how The Sun would have reported some of the key moments from the six films.
One of The Sun's Star Wars front pages.
One of The Sun's Star Wars front pages. Source: Supplied
One of The Sun's Star Wars front pages.
One of The Sun's Star Wars front pages. Source: Supplied
One of The Sun's Star Wars front pages.
One of The Sun's Star Wars front pages. Source: Supplied
Star Wars: The Force Awakens premiered in Los Angeles on Tuesday night, Australian time and opens in Australian cinemas on Thursday, December 17.

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