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Event: Journey to Alderaan

Source: Marvel Comics' Star Wars #24: Silent Drifting. Reprinted in Star Wars: A Long Time Ago...Volume 2

Author(s): Mary Jo Duffy, Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek, Petra Goldberg, and Rick Parker

Publication Date: June 1979, Reprinted July 2002

General Kenobi has to save a ship from attacking slavers while on the way to Alderaan.

Check out the Journey to Alderaan for more information.

Timeline note: Placement of this comic is conjectural. Phil Simon, editor of the collection, says that it occurred during peaceful times of the Republic (not during the Clone Wars.) Pablo Hidalgo says it was during the Clone Wars because Obi-Wan is referred to as a general. Obi-Wan's look in the comic suggests an older Alec Guinness Obi-Wan, rather than the younger Ewan McGregor Obi-Wan. The story is that Obi-Wan is on some kind of mission for Bail Organa. We know General Kenobi served him during the Clone Wars and it's likely that they still remained friends after the Jedi purge (that's obvious since Leia contacted him in Episode IV.) At any rate, we'll just stick this at the end of the timeline and let you make the call.

Event: The Battle of Skye

Source: Marvel Comics: Star Wars Annual #1: A Duel of Eagles

Author(s): Unknown

Publication Date: 1979

Timeline note: This item only contains a reference to a Clone Wars battle and not the actual battle itself.

Republic forces led by Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi defend the planet Skye.

Check out the Battle of Skye for more info.

Event: The Battle of Surabi

Source: I, Jedi

Author(s): Michael A. Stackpole

Publication Date: 1979

Timeline note: This item only contains a reference to a Clone Wars battle and not the actual battle itself.

Nejaa Halcyon joined the Battle of Surabi, alongside Ylenic It'kla and other Jedi.

Check out the Battle of Surabi for more info.

Event: The Battle of Dreighton

Source: Rebel Assualt II (Play Station 1)

Author(s): LucasArts

Publication Date: November 1996

Timeline note: This item only contains a reference to a Clone Wars battle and not the actual battle itself.

The story opens in the vicinity of the Dreighton Nebula, where Rookie One is part of a Rebel scouting patrol. He's investigating disappearances of Rebel spacecraft near Dreighton, a region rich with mythology about vanishing spacecraft. Legends of the region go back to the days when early hyperspace travelers lost their bearings and disappeared in the currents, eddies, and storms of the nebula. During the Clone Wars, two opposing combat fleets, at the height of battle, were swallowed up by the Dreighton Nebula, leaving it as the battle's only true victor. Now, pilots uneasily joke about the "ghosts" of those squadrons still roaming the nebula, eager to attack any vessel foolish enough to wander by.

Check out the Battle of Dreighton for more info.

Event: The Battle of Sluis Sector

Source: The Hand of Thrawn Duology

Author(s): Timothy Zahn

Publication Date: November 1997 - September 1998

Timeline note: This item only contains a reference to a Clone Wars battle and not the actual battle itself.

During the upheaval of the Clone Wars, a sect of Dark Jedi from Bpfassh staged an uprising in the Sluis Sector.

Check out the Battle of the Sluis Sector for more info.

Event: Unknown

Source: Clone Wars Adventures: Volume 4

Author(s): Haden Blackman, Ryan Kafman, Justin Lambros, Rick Lacy, Fillbach Brothers

Publication Date: September 2005

As the Clone Wars burn across the galaxy and the true intentions of the Sith are revealed, the true heroes of the conflict emerge. Chewbacca leads the Wookiees against the Republic invaders on the jungle world of Kashyyyk, R2-D2 and C-3PO uncover a plot to assassinate Padmé, an orphaned refugee witnesses the rough life of a Clone Trooper firsthand, and Anakin Skywalker fights alongside a young Jedi who will play a part in his descent into the Dark Side.

Event: Unknown

Source: Clone Wars 3D-Animation series

Author(s): Unknown

Publication Date: 2006

"You know we're doing a pilot television series now called Clone Wars," said Lucas. "Well we're going to take that and turn it into a 3-D animated version full series." Lucas described the episodes as being 30 minutes in length.

Event: Unknown

Source: Visionaries (The Artist of Naboo, Celestia Galactica)

Author(s): Warren Fu, Derek Thompson, and more...

Publication Date: April 2005

Just in time for Star Wars: Episode III, the wildly gifted minds of the Lucasfilm art department and visual effects powerhouse Industrial Light & Magic come together to tell their own Star Wars tales in this compilation of short stories. Given free reign to explore any and every aspect of the Star Wars universe, each artist offers a new twist or a deeper view into that galaxy far, far away. Nowhere else will you find a more pure or more different look at George Lucas' enduring creation than through the eyes of the Star Wars: Visionaries.

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