From Starwars.com
Fall is the perfect time to cozy up to some Star Wars crafts and activities with a new nonfiction book by Bonnie Burton. Also, author Alex Irvine has a standalone hardcover novel set in the time of the ancient Jedi Knights.
Hmm, a new stand alone book with ancient Jedi, KotOR, TOTJ, even older perhaps?
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In comparison to the grand scheme of SW the KOTOR coverage is hardly overpowering. How many books/comics does Post ROTJ have? A lot, the OR stuff has two games, come average comics an some crappy comics...
KOTOR isn't the greatest thing ever. Hell, I enjoy the storyline for the comics better than the games...
In comparison, Autokrat, I think currently post-ROTJ activities still have more coverage, though it is not the main focus of the EU right now, other than the Legacy comics. But after ROTJ came out in 1983, we've had 25 years of EU works coming, a good chunk of them just focusing on the era after the Empire. It wasn't until the early 90's that Dark Horse introduced the Tales of the Jedi/Dark Lords of the Sith comics, which were the precursors to the KOTOR era.
wait a minute... Cozy up with some star wars crafts and ac-- WHAT THE HELL? Sounds like a martha stewart star wars scrapbooking guide or something. Looks gay and geeky.
o.o...Wow...I was wondering about that too...Year I want to hear about the Ancient Jedi...but I want to hear more about the Ancient Sith Lords like Naga Sadow and Marka Ragnos..
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Sep 19th, 2008 01:39 PM
FER TEA!!
