Written by: Ryder Windham

The continuation of the Episode I Adventures stories. Whereas last episode focused on Qui-Gon finding Adi Gallia, this episode focuses on Obi-Wan going up against the assassins who stole the Trade Federation Starfighters that Boll Trinkatta was commissioned to build. After Bama Vook (Trinkatta’s test pilot) has his son kidnapped by the same assassins, and the Jedi are scattered, it’s up to Obi-Wan to save the day.

Written by: Ryder Windham

2010

Starring: Kate Featherston and Micah Sloat

Written and Directed by Oren Peli

This was another one of those movies that I saw long after the hype. All I knew is that people thought it was extremely scary and that it was great filmmaking, Being a horror fan I was immediately intrigued, but circumstances made me have to wait for awhile to see it.

Written by: Ryder Windham

2009

Starring: Eric Bana, Rachel McAdams, and Ron Livingston

Written by: Jeremy Leven & Bruce Joel Rubin based on the novel by Audrey Niffenegger

Directed by: Robert Schwentke

Competent. That was really the best way I could describe the film. Having not read the book, I can’t make any kind of comparison, but I can say that the film isn’t making me run out to read the novel. That being said, I don’t feel like it was a complete waste of my time either. It just kind of was. And that goes for nearly every aspect of the film.

2010

Starring: Logan Lerman, Brandon T. Jackson, Alexandra Daddario, Jake Abel, Sean Bean, Kevin McKidd, Steve Coogan, Rosario Dawson, Uma Thurman, and Pierce Brosnan

Written by: Craig Titley and Joe Stillman based on the novel by Rick Riordan

Directed by: Chris Columbus

Harry Potter, it’s not. Directed by the man who gave us the faithful, yet safe adaptions of Harry Potter’s first two stories, Percy Jackson is a shining showcase on potential that gets mired down by incompetence in terms of adaption and partially in direction.

2000

written by: Dan Brown

As it is in most cases, the film adaption of a novel pales in comparison to the novel. While the film is an action piece with very little subtletly beyond the twist that could not be avoided, the novel is far more introspective and thought provoking.

2008-2009

All written by: Ryder Windham

Written by Daniel Wallace

Originally appeared in: Star Wars Gamer #2

Written by: Steve Miller

Originally appeared in: Star Wars Gamer #1

written by: John Jackson Miller

An E-Book short story of sorts, it acts as a prequel to the current Fate of the Jedi and their lost tribe of the Sith and the Omen spaceship. It’s an interesting time which has not been explored in the literaryverse. I will admit that I have yet to read the comics (that will come after I re-read all the short stories/novels). I have played the games but have not immeresed myself in this portion of the timeline.

written by: John Jackson Miller

Continuing the tale of the crashlanded Sith on the backwards planet of Kesh, Skyborn ends up being not as successful as the first volume. The reason? Well we had a frenetic introduction of a group of dark warriors and so we’re ready to move forward…but now in Volume 2 we have to deal with…another introduction.