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So you'd like to... Experience the entire Clone Wars, and what comes after
L. Hubbell "Reader of Books"

Now, I'm a huge Star Wars fan, so I know what goes when. You may have seen my Listmania lists containing the Clone Wars books, but there are too many to put on, so I needed to make two. Now, for convenience, I'm making this list so it can contain everything from Episode II to a little while after Episode III. Remember, everything on this list is in chronological order.


Year one of the Clone Wars


If you want to know about how the Clone Wars began, you'll need to watch Star Wars - Episode II, Attack of the Clones (Widescreen Edition). Alternatively, you can read the novelization, Star Wars, Episode II - Attack of the Clones, which I hear is actually pretty good. The last battle in AotC is known as the Battle of Geonosis, which is in other books and games, such as The Fight to Survive (Star Wars: Boba Fett, Book 1), a kids book about Boba Fett, Star Wars Clone Wars, a game about the early Clone Wars, and Star Wars Republic Commando, an awesome war FPS from the perspective of a clone soldier. Please note, all games shown here will be Xbox games, unless they're only for the PC, like Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds Saga, a PC strategy game. The next book in the Boba Fett series would be Crossfire (Star Wars: Boba Fett, Book 2), followed by The Defense of Kamino and Other Tales (Star Wars: Clone Wars, Vol. 1), an excellent collection of comics that start the Clone Wars comic series, which you should NOT miss.



Shortly after that is Star Wars - Clone Wars, Vol. 1 (Animated), The first out of two one hour movies that are simply amazing. If nothing else, you must buy this and the sequel. Chronologically, after this comes two more Boba Fett books:

Maze Of Deception (Star Wars: Boba Fett, Book 3)

Hunted (Star Wars: Boba Fett, Book 4)

Followed by another excellent comic:

Victories and Sacrifices (Star Wars: Clone Wars, Vol. 2)



And next is the excellent book, Hard Contact (Star Wars: Republic Commando), by rising author Karen Traviss. This should definitely be on the top of your Clone Wars reading list.



Chronologically, the less-than spectacular Clone Wars Adventures kids comics come next:

Clone Wars Adventures, Vol. 1 (Star Wars)

Clone Wars Adventures, Vol. 2 (Star Wars)

Clone Wars Adventures, Vol. 3 (Star Wars) (which is supposed to be good, but I haven't read this one)

Clone Wars Adventures. Vol. 4 (Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures) (which I liked)

Clone Wars Adventures. Vol. 5 (Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures)



And the horrible comic, Star Wars: General Grievous (Star Wars (Dark Horse)).



Chronologically, Light and Dark (Star Wars: Clone Wars, Vol. 4) comes next.



The first book made for the Clone Wars was Shatterpoint (Star Wars: Clone Wars Novel), which wasn't exactly a fan favorite. The next book after that is a kids book, Legacy of the Jedi, which the kids really liked, but only the end of the book has to do with the Clone Wars.



For your Gameboy, there's Star Wars Episode II: The new Droid Army, which got mixed reviews.



And then, to round off year 1 is two books. One is Triple Zero (Star Wars: Republic Commando), which will be the excellent sequel to the last Repcom book, and the truly horrible book, The Cestus Deception (Star Wars: Clone Wars Novel).



Year two of the Clone Wars


Year two starts off and ends with the awesome comics, Last Stand on Jabiim (Star Wars: Clone Wars, Vol. 3), The Best Blades (Star Wars: Clone Wars, Vol. 5), On the Fields of Battle (Star Wars: Clone Wars, Vol. 6), and Star Wars Visionaries, the last which tells the sad story of General Grievous.



Final year of the Clone Wars


The final year begins with Medstar I: Battle Surgeons (Star Wars: Clone Wars Novel), which is supposed to be good. And yet another kids books surfaces itself, Secrets of the Jedi (Star Wars).



And among the more serious, not so good books is Jedi Trial (Star Wars: Clone Wars Novel), which is supposed to lead up to anakin becoming a Jedi knight, which is shown in Volume two of the Clone wars. Another so-so book is Yoda - Dark Rendezvous (Star Wars: Clone Wars Novel), a book about Yoda.



Now, the events leading up to Episode III are shown in a few really good products, and I will repeat some of them. At the end of the comic "On the Fields of Battle", you see how Anakin gets his scar. After that, he goes to his wife, Padme, as shown in When They Were Brothers (Star Wars: Clone Wars, Vol. 7). After the events there, they get assigned to a new mission, one carried out in Labyrinth of Evil (Star Wars, Episode III Prequel Novel), which runs parallel to Star Wars - Clone Wars, Vol. 2. Both stories lead up to Star Wars - Episode III, Revenge of the Sith (Widescreen Edition). Or, you can read the book, Star Wars, Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, which got AMAZING reviews. And that, ladies and gentlemen, ends the Clone wars.

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"I never said I was a Role Model"HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA..... SNL does it again with the "Natalie Portman: Gangsta Rap"! Some real funny shit. We see Natalie Dis a Padme fan, slap around some people and break a chair over the interviewer. Check it out.



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