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February 2009 |
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The following news items were posted
on Star Wars Books during February 2009:
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Comic News: Star Wars: The
Old Republic - Threat of Peace #1 online now:
Posted: 27th February
The first issue of Threat of Peace, the introductory
online comic for the forthcoming MMO video game Star Wars: The
Old Republic, is available to read online .
This first issue contains only three pages, but as a new issue is
released every fortnight it wont take long to grow into a fully
fledged comic story. Threat of Peace occurs
approximately 3,500 years before the Battle of Yavin, about 300
years after the events of the Knights
of the Old Republic video games. It is written by Rob
Chestney with art by Alex Sanchez and produced by Dark Horse
Comics.
(Source: swtor.com ) |
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Book News: Released today in
UK:
Posted: 27th February
Released today in the UK are the graphic novels Legacy
Volume 4: Alliance and Vector
Volume 1. Both are published by Titan Books. |
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Book News: Title split for
Death Troopers:
Posted: 27th February
As reported on StarWars.com: In a move befitting its
grisly cover, the upcoming Star Wars novel has had its title ripped
into two pieces. Since each and every news update regarding Joe
Schreiber's much talked about upcoming novel warrants attention,
here's the latest: its title, formerly Deathtroopers, is now Death
Troopers.
(Source: StarWars.com ) |
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Media News: The Clone Wars
Volume 2 DVD first listing:
Posted: 25th February
Affiliate EU Cantina
are reporting that Netflix.com (a US DVD rental website) have
listed the second DVD volume of The Clone Wars as The
Clone Wars: Clone Commandos and just like the first volume, The
Clone Wars: A Galaxy Divided, it will feature four episodes
from the TV series. Expected are episodes 5 through 8: Rookies,
Downfall of a Droid, Duel of the Droids and Bombad
Jedi. There is no release date nor official confirmation of this
title.
(Source: Netflix.com
via EUCantina.net ) |
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Comic News: John Jackson Miller
answers 10 questions:
Posted: 24th February
Knights of the Old
Republic writer and creator John Jackson Miller has answered
10 questions over at ComicsCareer.com. Included in the 10
questions answered are who had the biggest influence? and what
has been the most rewarding project? All 10 of John's questions
and answers can be read here . |
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Book News: New Vader book
blurbed:
Posted: 24th February
Publisher Becker&Mayer have published a summary for their
forthcoming book Vader: The Dark Lord and his Universe
(aka The Complete Vader): Fully licensed with
Lucasfilm, Vader will be the definitive book on
the history, myth, and cultural impact of Darth Vader. From his
early development by George Lucas in the original classic films, to
the new legends created in comics and novels, to his appearances on
everything from commercials to bedspreads, Vader will
present a complete view of the character. This book will contain
unique pieces both printed flat and removable, including
never-before-seen concept sketches, rare promotional materials,
early comic books, video games, action figures, merchandise, movie
posters, and more. Written by Pete Vilmur & Ryder Windham, Vader:
The Dark Lord and his Universe is expected to be published
in the US in hardback in October with a list price of $60.
(Source: beckermayer.com
via StarWarsTimeline.com ) |
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Comic News: Invasion
creators interviewed:
Posted: 20th February
TheForce.net have published their interview with Star
Wars: Invasion artist Colin Wilson here
just as ex-TFN'er Mike Cooper scored his own scoop with an interview
with writer Tom Taylor he published on TFN's
Jedi Council Boards . |
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Book News: Official Deathtroopers
synopsis:
Posted: 19th February
Hot on the heels of Amazon.co.uk's
synopsis for Joe Schreiber's horror novel Deathtroopers,
StarWars.com have posted the official summary: When the
Imperial prison barge Purge breaks down
in a distant, uninhabited part of space, its only hope seems to lie
with a Star Destroyer found drifting, derelict and seemingly
abandoned. But when a boarding party is sent to scavenge for parts,
only half of them come back -- bringing with them a horrific disease
so lethal that within hours, nearly all aboard the Purge will die.
And death is only the beginning. This is not dissimilar to Amazon.co.uk's
synopsis, a change in the name of the prison barge, from Virtue
to Purge, but no mention of "a certain rogue smuggler
and his Wookiee sidekick". So whether Han and Chewie will
appear is unknown.
(Source: StarWars.com ) |
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Book News: Darth Bane #3
summary revealed:
Posted: 19th February
As well as the official summary for Deathtroopers,
StarWars.com have also released the official summary for Drew
Karpyshyn's third Darth Bane novel, Dynasty of Evil:
The Sith are gone -- all except Darth Bane, creator of the
"Rule of Two," which states that the new Sith Order will
consist of only two: a Master and an apprentice. But how does one
train an apprentice whose ultimate goal -- and proof of success --
must be to kill the Master?
Darth Bane is beginning to suffer the effects of drawing heavily on
the dark side of the Force for so many years. At the same time, he's
beginning to doubt his apprentice, Zannah, because she hasn't yet
tried to kill him and take his power. Is she weak? Unworthy of being
his apprentice? When he learns of an ancient Sith artifact that
might hold the secret to immortal life, he heads out in search of it
alone. But Zannah is anything but weak, and now that she has
glimpsed his worries, she knows that the time is ripe to take him
on. The Forces of evil will clash in spectacular battle, with the
future of the Sith hanging in the balance!
Darth Bane: Dynasty of Evil's US release has also been
brought forward one week from 15th December to the 8th December.
(Source: StarWars.com )
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Comic News: Stradley discusses Invasion:
Posted: 19th February
Dark Horse Comics' Senior Editor, Randy Stradley, addressing
concerns on Dark Horse Comics' Message Boards of the possible
story arc that Star Wars:
Invasion could take, wrote: "it was never [Tom
Taylor's] -- or my -- intention that this series should exist to
"fill in the gaps" of the [New Jedi Order]. The
galaxy is a huge place, and even 19 novels can't hope to cover all
that transpired during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion. I'm not saying
that the series absolutely won't touch on any of the characters or
aspects that folks here are speculating about, but neither do I want
readers to get their hopes set on a series that patches up the
cracks or answers all of the questions from the Del Rey novels".
He finished by saying "just like Dark Times is not
about Vader hunting down Jedi, Invasion is not about the 'Big
Three' fighting the Vong."
(Source: DarkHorseComics
Message Boards ) |
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Book News: 501st
delayed:
Posted: 19th February
RandomHouse.com have
updated their listing for Karen Traviss's Imperial
Commando: 501st indicating that its US release date has been
put back by almost a month from 29th September to 27th October.
There's been no reason for this delay announced but it does mean
that October's US Release Schedule is filling fast with Joe
Schreiber's Deathtroopers
in hardback on the 13th, followed by Imperial
Commando: 501st in paperback on the 27th and the unconfirmed
$60 The Complete Vader by Ryder Windham and Peter
Vilmur.
(Source: RandomHouse.com
via ClubJade.net ) |
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Book News: Amazon reveal Imperial
Commando: 501st synopsis:
Posted: 18th February
THIS NEWS ITEM CONTAINS
SPOILERS
Amazon.co.uk have published a synopsis for Karen Traviss's
first Imperial Commando novel, 501st,
her sequel to the Republic
Commando series: The Clone Wars are over, but the clone
deserters' personal battle against the Empire has only just begun.
With death warrants on their heads, and a hated Imperial garrison on
Mandalore, Kal Skirata's clan of clone veterans, Mando mercenaries,
misfit refugees, and a renegade Jedi find all their worst nightmares
have followed them home. The search for a cure for the clones'
premature aging grows more desperate, and Etain's son must be
protected at all costs. Darman and Niner are still stranded in the
Imperial legion, and fight to survive in a very different army. But
as Mandalore prepares to resist Palpatine's new order, Skirata is
forced to give safe haven to those he hates most, and some he
thought were dead. Clan Skirata thinks things can't possibly get any
worse - until their ragtag private army faces the reality of
fighting the Empire. Their most lethal enemies are now their own
brothers.
Imperial Commando: 501st is due for release in
paperback in the US on 29th September and in the UK on 8th October. |
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Book News: Amazon reveal Deathtroopers
synopsis:
Posted: 16th February
THIS NEWS ITEM CONTAINS
SPOILERS
Amazon.co.uk have published a synopsis for Joe Schreiber's
horror novel Deathtroopers and it looks like it
features Han and Chewbacca: In the time immediately following the
destruction of the Death Star and the years between the Battle of
Yavin and the foundation of the Rebel Base on Hoth, the Empire's
grip on the galaxy has become an unyielding fist of retribution.
Pressed into action by Emperor Palpatine, Imperial forces have
stepped up efforts to hunt down and imprison Rebel sympathizers,
shipping them off to newly formed detainment moons via huge prison
barges. By necessity these barges are floating chambers of
degradation and vice, notoriously unreliable spacecraft staffed by
Imperial corrections officers whose cruelty rivals that of the
inmates. The Imperial Prison Barge Virtue is hauling its load of
prisoners, criminals and murderers, human and non-human, across the
galaxy, when it breaks down in deep space. Soon after, the ship's
warden discovers a derelict Star Destroyer, seemingly abandoned, and
sends a boarding party to scavenge parts to repair the Virtue. Half
of them don't come back. The ones that do are infected with a virus
so deadly that within hours, it has wiped out ninety-nine percent of
the barge's population. But for the handful of survivors - two
brothers, the Virtue's female chief medical officer, and a sadistic
captain of the guards, along with a certain rogue smuggler and his
Wookiee sidekick - the true horror is just begun. Because those
inmates and guards who died of the virus don't stay dead...and when
they come back, they're extremely hungry. Against their better
judgment, the survivors take refuge aboard the massive creaking
emptiness of the Destroyer, only to discover that its original
population has not disappeared at all - and that they've been
waiting for them. However LucasBooks' Executive Editor Sue
Rostoni has stated that Deathtroopers will be set 2
years before the Battle of Yavin, not between A New Hope and The
Empire Strikes Back, so perhaps this synopsis is from an early
draft but if the setting is readjusted to 2 years prior to A New
Hope then the setting would be closer to The Force Unleashed's
story of the formation of the Rebel Alliance ("Rebel
sympathizers").
Deathtroopers is expected later this year in hardback.
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Book News: ...and for Abyss:
Posted: 16th February
THIS NEWS ITEM CONTAINS
SPOILERS
Amazon.co.uk have published a short synopsis for the third Fate
of the Jedi book, Abyss:
Luke and Ben Skywalker arrive in the mysterious part of space
called The Maw in search of more clues
as to what caused Jacen Solo's downfall into the dark side. But they
are not the only ones exploring The Maw: a Sith Master and her
apprentice arrive there, too, having followed the delinquent ancient
Sith ship found by Ben in The Legacy of the Force - and they're
thrilled to find Luke there, because they are determined to kill
him. But there's another powerful being hiding in The Maw. It's
enormously strong, purely evil, and it has its own plans for Luke
Skywalker...
Abyss
will be written by Troy Denning and available from August in
hardback.
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Book News: New children's The
Clone Wars books today:
Posted: 16th February
Today sees the official release of 3 new The Clone Wars
children's books in the US from DK (Dorling Kindersley). The first
two are young reader educational titles: Jedi
Adventures (reader level 4) and Yoda
in Action! (reader level 3) while the last is The
Clone Wars Ultimate Sticker Collection: 96 pages of sticker
fun! All three will be released in the UK on 2nd March. |
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Media News: EUCantina
interviews Karen Miller:
Posted: 13th February
Affiliate EUCantina.net
have interviewed author Karen Miller (The
Clone Wars: Wild Space). You can read their interview here
(contains minor spoilers). |
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Comic News: Stradley talks Invasion,
Old Republic & Dark Times:
Posted: 13th February
Dark Horse Comics' Senior Editor Randy Stradley has spoken to
Newsarama.com about the world of Star Wars comics coming in
2009. Including Star Wars: The Old Republic, their
free online comic introduction to the forthcoming MMO video game of
the same name; Star Wars: Invasion, an all-new comic
story set during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of The
New Jedi Order; and Dark
Times, the continuing adventures of Jedi Knight Dass Jennir
following Order 66. You can read the interview here . |
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Book News: More The Clone
Wars books this Summer for UK:
Posted: 13th February
Affiliate StarWarsTimeline.com
have discovered listings on Amazon.co.uk for four new The
Clone Wars children's book from Ladybird
Books, all to be published on 2nd July 2009. They are Decide
Your Destiny: The Way of the Jedi (a reprint of the US book
published in October last year by Grosset
& Dunlap); Decide
Your Destiny: Tethan Battle Adventure; Operation
Huttlet - Activity book with Jedi Badges; and 3-D
Adventure Book - Journey Through Hyperspace (with 3-D mask).
In addition the two books previously mentioned on StarWars.com:
Downfall
of a Droid and Destroy
Malevolence will also be released on the 2nd July.
(Source: StarWarsTimeline.com ) |
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Book News: Deathtroopers
now as hardback:
Posted: 12th February
Writing on the StarWars
Message Boards ,
LucasBooks' Executive Editor, Sue Rostoni, has announced that Deathtroopers'
US release will now be in hardback rather than paperback. Written by
Joe Schreiber, Deathtroopers will be Star Wars' first
horror novel and is due for release on 13th October this year (two
weeks earlier than planned). As yet no word on whether the UK
release is affected. |
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Book News: Get ready for the Backlash:
Posted: 12th February
According to StarWars
Twitter ,
the fourth Fate of the
Jedi novel by Aaron Allston will be titled Backlash.
And according to LucasBooks' Executive Editor, Sue Rostoni, writing
on the StarWars
Message Boards ,
its release has been put back one week from 19th January 2010 to
26th January 2010 (US). |
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Book News: Millennium Falcon
to land in UK in April?:
Posted: 12th February
It appears that James Luceno's Millennium
Falcon novel may receive a UK release in hardback after all.
Amazon
UK
have a preliminary listing for it being released on 23rd April by
Century.
(Source: via TheForce.net ) |
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Media News: The Clone Wars
on Cartoon Network (UK):
Posted: 12th February
The Clone Wars TV series begins its UK run on Cartoon
Network this Saturday (14th February) at 10a.m. with episodes #1
Ambush and #2 Rising Malevolence. Unlike its run on Sky
Movies Premiere that required a premium subscription, a normal
subscription that includes the Kids channels will allow you to watch
this series on Cartoon Network.
(Source: CartoonNetwork.co.uk ) |
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Comic News: The Clone Wars:
Slaves of the Republic issue #4 available from today:
Posted: 11th February
Released today is the fourth issue in Dark Horse Comics' Slaves
of the Republic comic book series. |
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Book News: More The Clone
Wars books this Fall:
Posted: 10th February
(UPDATED: 16th February)
Affiliate StarWarsTimeline.com
have discovered listings on Amazon.com for three new The
Clone Wars books from Grosset
& Dunlap. The first is The
Official The Clone Wars Episode Guide (Season 1), a 192 page
paperback guide by Jason Fry (author of The
Clone Wars: The Visual Guide), to be published on the 19th
October. But before that on 3rd September is Escape
into Wild Space by Ryder Windham, a 160 page paperback book
that is reminiscent of Grievous
Attacks (a young reader novel containing adaptations of
three selected episodes from The Clone Wars TV series). So
perhaps Escape into Wild Space will be yet more adaptations
of selected TV episodes. And the last book discovered is The
Holocron Heist by Rob Valois, paperback, 48 pages, again
available from 3rd September.
(Source: StarWarsTimeline.com )
UPDATE: Amazon.com have
changed the listing title for Escape into Wild Space, it is
now Secret Missions: Book 1: Breakout Squad, still by Ryder
Windham and is still expected early September. |
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Media News: Cartoon Network
renews The Clone Wars with season 2:
Posted: 9th February
As reported on StarWars.com, Cartoon Network have
picked up the second season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars
animated series, which should air in the United States in the Fall
...full
story at StarWars.com . |
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Comic News: The future of Legacy
and KotOR comics:
Posted: 8th February
THIS NEWS ITEM CONTAINS
SPOILERS
News from New York Comic-Con: Newsarama.com are
reporting that Dark Horse Comics' panel concsisting of Randy
Stradley (Star Wars Editor) and Jan Duursema (artist Legacy)
discussed the future for Legacy and Knights of the Old
Republic comic series. Duursema explained that as
Darth Krayt has been killed, Cade Skywalker finally feels free to
pursue his interests, "including piracy". Later
this year, Cade will travel to Tatooine for a "story
involving his pirate activities". While on Tatooine, "he’ll
meet some family he’s never met before". Stradley told
"fleet junkies" to look forward to a "battle
between three different star fleets". Ron Fel’s Imperial
fleet and the Galactic Alliance fleet run into a Sith fleet. The arc
will have "lots of back and forth" and will see
"alliances stretched to breaking point".
As for Knights of the Old Republic: Next in the series, [Zayne
Carrick] set out with a group of pirate allies who believe that
they have free run of the galaxy, but "Zane (sic.) has
plans of his own... Brian Ching is coming back to the interior art,"
Stradley confirmed.
(Source: Newsarama.com )
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Book News: Omen's plot
revealed & Darth Bane #3 named:
Posted: 8th February
THIS NEWS ITEM CONTAINS
SPOILERS
StarWars.com have published the synopsis for the second Fate
of the Jedi book, Omen: The Jedi
Order is in crisis. The late Jacen Solo's shocking transformation
into murderous Sith Lord Darth Caedus has cast a damning pall over
those who wield the Force for good. Two Jedi Knights have succumbed
to an inexplicable and dangerous psychosis. Criminal charges have
driven Luke Skywalker into self-imposed exile. And power-hungry
Chief of State Natasi Daala is exploiting anti-Jedi sentiment to
undermine the Order's influence within the Galactic Alliance.
Forbidden to intervene in Jedi affairs, Luke is on a desperate
mission to uncover the truth behind Jacen's fall to the dark side --
and to learn what's turning peaceful Jedi into raving lunatics. But
finding answers will mean venturing into the mind-bending space of
the Kathol Rift, and bargaining with an alien species as likely to
destroy outsiders as deal with them. Still, there is no other choice
and no time to lose, as the catastrophic events on Coruscant
continue to escalate. Stricken by the same violent dementia that
infected her brother, Valin, Jedi Knight Jysella Horn faces an
equally grim fate after her capture by Daala's police. And when Han
and Leia Solo narrowly foil another deranged Jedi bent on deadly
destruction, even acting Grand Master Kenth Hamner appears willing
to bow to Daala's iron will -- at the expense of the Jedi Order.
But an even greater threat is looming. Millennia in the past, a Sith
starship crashed on an unknown, low-tech planet, leaving the
survivors stranded. Over the generations, their numbers have grown
anew, the ways of the dark side have been nurtured, and the time is
fast approaching when this lost tribe of Sith will once more take to
the stars to reclaim their legendary destiny as rulers of the
galaxy. Only one thing stands in their way to dominance, a name
whispered to them through the Force: Skywalker.
(Source: StarWars.com )
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Comic News: New comic series'
from Dark Horse soon:
Posted: 8th February
News from New York Comic-Con: Dark Horse Comics are
producing a new comic series to assist the launch of Star Wars:
The Old Republic, the new MMO game from LucasArts and Bioware.
The comic series, The Old Republic - Threat of Peace, will be
written by Rob Chestney with art by Alex Sanchez and will be
available free online every second Friday at www.swtor.com
starting later this month.
Secondly, it has been announced that the Rebellion
comic series (recently put on hiatus for The
Clone Wars comic series) has ended due to it "getting
into continuity heavy territory". Instead Dark Horse
Comics are to launch an all-new series set during the Yuuzhan
Vong invasion of The New Jedi
Order. Aptly titled Star Wars: Invasion, it will be
written by Tom Taylor with art by Colin Wilson and will begin in May
with an online two-part introductory story prior to the first
issue's release in July. ComicBookResources.com have
published interviews with Tom
Taylor
and Colin
Wilson .
(Sources: StarWars.com,
Newsarama.com) |
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Comic News: Fixer's story
coming soon?:
Posted: 8th February
(UPDATED: 11th February)
News from New York Comic-Con: TheForce.net are
reporting that: "Anthony Forest, who played Fixer in A
New Hope was speaking at the New York Comic Con yesterday and
announced a new comic that he is writing called "Fixer:
From the Shadow of Twin Suns". It appears to be published by
Dark Horse and will be, get this, free!"
Fixer was a skilled mechanic and one of Luke Skywalker's childhood
friends from Tatooine - however Anthony's scenes from A New Hope
were cut for the final release and now form part of the famous
missing Tosche Station scenes.
(Sources: TheForce.net )
UPDATE:
Writing on TheForce.net's Jedi
Council
forum, Dark Horse Comics' editor Randy Stradley denied their
involvement in this comic story: "I feel that I should state
for the record that this is NOT a Dark Horse title, and it is NOT on
our publishing schedule. It is a story that has been proposed to us.
Period." So it appears that Anthony Forest's story may not
see the light of day.
(Source: via ClubJade.net ) |
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Book News: New books listed on
Amazon:
Posted: 6th February
Amazon.com have listed several new and not-so-new titles all
due for release later in the year. First up is a listing for the
fourth title in the Rebel
Force series by Alex Wheeler - no surprise to find it is Firefight
after Amazon listed Firefight's
cover against Renegade's
listing. Next is The
Complete Vader ,
a 192-page hardback book by Ryder Windham and Pete Vilmur but no
details as to content. Finally Deathtroopers
by Joe Schreiber, Star Wars' first horror story, gets its own
listing for pre-orders.
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Comic News: May solicitations
from Dark Horse Comics
Posted: 5th February
StarWars.com have posted Dark Horse Comics'
solicitations for May. Included are the final issues of The
Clone Wars: Slaves of the Republic (issue #6); and of the Dueling
Ambitions storyline in Knights
of the Old Republic (issue #41); while Dark
Times continues its Blue Harvest story in issue #14;
and there is a new story for Legacy
in issue #36 with Renegade. StarWars.com have also
confirmed the release of the second, previously rumoured, volume in
the new Star Wars Adventures graphic novellas: Princess
Leia and the Royal Ransom (due for US release in July).
(Source: StarWars.com )
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Comic News: Amazon UK reveal
full Khorya cover:
Posted: 5th February
Amazon.co.uk have revealed the cover for the first Star
Wars Adventures series from Dark Horse Comics: Han
Solo and the Hollow Moon of Khorya. Although Dark Horse
Comics have published the cover art without text, Amazon's
cover contains full text. However, this image is of the UK variant
as will be published by Titan Books, but as Titan Books
usually just imports the Dark Horse Comics release, we are
confident that this could be the final cover.
Han Solo and
the Hollow Moon of Khorya is due for release in April (US)
and May (UK).
(Source: Amazon.co.uk ) |
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Book News: Luke Skywalker
biography coming soon:
Posted: 5th February
After the success with The
Rise and Fall of Darth Vader and The
Life and Legend of Obi-Wan Kenobi, biographies of Darth
Vader and Obi-Wan Kenobi aimed at 9-12 year olds, it is no surprise
to learn that children's book publisher Scholastic and biographies
author Ryder Windham, are to publish a Luke Skywalker biography.
Although this book is unconfirmed at present, a listing has appeared
on Amazon.com
for a Luke Skywalker Bio in hardback by Ryder Windham
published by Scholastic on 1st September. More news as we receive
it.
(Source: via TheForce.net )
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Comic News: Dark Times -
Blue Harvest (part 2) now online:
Posted: 5th February
Part two of Dark Horse Comics' new Dark
Times story, Blue Harvest, is now online at
their MySpace site. Written by Mick Harrison with art by Doug
Wheatley, in this the second part of this free two-part online
comic, former Jedi Knight Dass Jennir, still in hiding four months
after Order 66 has travelled to Cata Nemoida, seeking work... read
the full comic story![[External site - opens in a new window/tab]](../../../images/external_link.png)
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Book News: New children's The
Clone Wars books today:
Posted: 5th February
Today sees the official release of 6 The
Clone Wars children's books on both sides of the Atlantic. In
the US Grosset
& Dunlap have released three titles: Ambush
(their graphic novel adaptation of the first TV episode); Bombad
Jedi; and the second junior novel Grievous
Attacks.
Meanwhile in the UK, Puffin
have also released Grievous
Attacks, while Ladybird
have released three titles: Yoda's
Missions; The
Dark Side and Galactic
Force. |
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Book News: Released today:
Posted: 5th February
Released today in the UK: Coruscant
Nights III: Patterns of Force (paperback novel from Arrow
Books) by Michael Reaves.
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Media News: Sue Rostoni
interviewed by EU Cantina:
Posted: 1st February
Affiliate EU Cantina
have published their interview with Sue Rostoni, LucasBooks'
Executive Editor. Sue is responsible for the editing of all new Star
Wars books and comics prior to publication.
You can read the interview here
(warning contains some Legacy
of the Force and Fate
of the Jedi spoilers).
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