Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith
The novelization that is better than the film it novelizes.
Topic
order 66
27 entries filed under this topic across the library, the dossiers and the dispatches.
- 2books
- 7comics
- 18dossiers
- 0dispatches
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Books (2)
All booksStar Wars: Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader
The first weeks inside the suit, written as a man discovering what he agreed to.
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Dossiers (18)
All dossiersAayla Secura
Created for a comic, drafted into the films because George Lucas liked the cover.
Cal Kestis
Found the list of every Force-sensitive child in the galaxy — and decided nobody should have it.
Cere Junda
Broke under torture, gave up her own padawan, and cut herself off from the Force rather than risk it again.
Cin Drallig
The Jedi who taught the Order to fight, killed on the Temple steps by his best student’s student.
Commander Cody
Executed Order 66 on his own general, served the Empire anyway, and eventually walked out of it in the night.
Crosshair
The marksman whose inhibitor chip worked, and who then had to find out what he believed without it.
Depa Billaba
A silent Council seat in 1999; two decades later, the master who dies so Kanan Jarrus can live.
Fives
The clone who worked out what the inhibitor chips were for, and was shot for it.
Jaro Tapal
A Lasat Jedi General who died in a corridor so his padawan could reach an escape pod.
K’Kruhk
Survived the Clone Wars, the Purge, and roughly 150 years of Legends history in a very large hat.
Kanan Jarrus
A padawan who never finished his training, teaching a student he is not qualified to teach.
Kelleran Beq
The host of a children’s game show who turned out, three years later, to be the Jedi who saved Grogu.
Luminara Unduli
Thought to have died in Order 66; actually kept alive in a cell and used as bait.
Reva Sevander
Joined the people who killed her friends in order to get close enough to kill the man who did it.
Stass Allie
Adi Gallia’s kinswoman, a Council healer, and one of the Order 66 deaths the film actually shows.
Taron Malicos
Crashed on Dathomir escaping Order 66, and spent the years since lying to the only survivor.
The Grand Inquisitor
A Jedi Temple Guard who kept the Temple job description and changed the employer.
Trilla Suduri
A Padawan whose master gave her up under torture, and who was never told it happened that way.
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Comics (7)
All comicsStar Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith
The four-issue adaptation of the 2005 film, drawn by Doug Wheatley and released weekly in the month before the premiere.
Star Wars: Purge
Darth Vader against a gathering of surviving Jedi, months after Order 66, drawn as a slaughter rather than a duel.
Star Wars: Dark Times
The direct continuation of Republic, carrying its numbering on the inside cover from #84: a surviving Jedi, a crew of smugglers, and an Empire that…
Star Wars: Purge — Seconds to Die
A one-shot in Dark Horse’s Purge line: Sha Koon, niece of Plo Koon, refuses to hide from the Jedi purge.
Star Wars: Purge — The Hidden Blade
A Purge one-shot following the Jedi Master Bomo Greenbark’s contemporaries into hiding, painted throughout by Chris Scalf.
Star Wars: Purge — The Tyrant’s Fist
The final Purge story, split across two issues: Darth Vader on an occupied world and the Jedi who does not get away.
Star Wars: Kanan
Caleb Dume was a Jedi Padawan on the day the clones turned. Kanan Jarrus is what was left, and the twelve issues in between are the story neither…
