The Clone Wars
Clone Wars & Jedi Quest Reviews Posted
by Paul Talon on May.09, 2010, under Expanded Universe, Literature, The Clone Wars
After Anakin and Mace search for survivors from the downed Republic ship from last episode, they walk into a trap laid by young Boba Fett and his crew. They are trapped underneath a large pile of metal rubble and can’t move. Ironically after Mace decries Anakin for putting so much trust in the droid, R2 finds them. Anakin instructs him to get back to the fighters and get a communication out to the Temple.
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Not quite as good as the previous episode, but still a worthy finale to the second season. Impressive in it’s simplicity, it shows that you don’t need an epic finale to be successful. Following up from the previous episode, Boba and company have the Republic soldiers as hostage while Anakin and Mace recover from their incidents. Knowing that it is in part a lure for Mace to come out and get Boba, Plo Kloon and Ahsoka decide to track the villains down instead.

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Star Wars: Jedi Quest Volume 1: The Way of the Apprentice (27 BBY)
written by: Jude Watson
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Clone Wars 2.20 Review and Darth Bane Vol. 3 Novel Review Posted
by Paul Talon on May.01, 2010, under Expanded Universe, Literature, The Clone Wars
“Death Trap”
We begin with Anakin and Mace Windu continuing their adventures, this time aboard a Republic ship with a batch of young clones learning the ropes.
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Clone Wars: 2.19 review posted
by Paul Talon on Apr.24, 2010, under Expanded Universe, The Clone Wars
The Zillo beast from the previous episode is brought to Coruscant but the problem with researching the impenetrable hide is the beast is the pain caused to the locked up monster.
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Clone Wars: 2.18 Review Posted
by Paul Talon on Apr.23, 2010, under Expanded Universe, The Clone Wars
“The Zillo Beast”
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Multiple Reviews Posted
by Paul Talon on Apr.17, 2010, under Expanded Universe, Literature, The Clone Wars
Clone Wars: 2.17
“Bounty Hunters”
This was a great episode despite it’s simple premise. An homage of sorts to Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai, our Jedi crash land on a planet when vulture droids attack a recon mission. Our Jedi include Obi-Wan, Anakin and Ahsoka. While stranded they come upon a village of farmers who have taken to hiring a group of bounty hunters to protect them from a band of pirates led by none other than the Jedi’s old friend, Hondo.
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Clone Wars 2.16 Review Posted
by Paul Talon on Apr.02, 2010, under Expanded Universe, The Clone Wars
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Clone Wars 2.15 Reviewed
by Paul Talon on Mar.25, 2010, under Expanded Universe, The Clone Wars
“Senate Murders”
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Clone Wars 2.14 & Novel Review Posted
by Paul Talon on Feb.18, 2010, under Expanded Universe, Literature, The Clone Wars
The Satine Saga continues and is once again a stellar example of why the Clone Wars has risen above it’s shaky start with the animated film to become a great entry into the Star Wars universe as a whole. Far from being childish, it instead is a very mature look at a serious situation which includes allegories with our own current situation with Iraq as well as a intriguing look at the relationship of Anakin and Padme when compared to a similar situation with Obi-Wan and Satine.
Clone Wars 2.13 & Novels & Short Story Reviews
by Paul Talon on Feb.13, 2010, under Expanded Universe, Literature, The Clone Wars
“Voyage of Temptation”
Clone Wars Review & Jedi Apprentice Novel Reviews Posted
by Paul Talon on Jan.31, 2010, under Expanded Universe, Literature, The Clone Wars
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Jedi Apprentice Volume 12: The Evil Experiment
The second part of the in series trilogy involving a crazy scientist and her mad schemes. Qui-Gon has been captured along with another unspecified Jedi to be used in experiments designed so that Jenna Zan Arbor could learn what she could about the Force.
Meanwhile Obi-Wan Kenobi is left behind with Astri to find both Qui-Gon as well as find an antidote to the poison given to Astrid’s father, Didi by the bounty hunter.
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