I was wondering if there was a possibility that Escape From Dagu would be adapted in either the upcoming Clone Wars animated series or even a six issue mini-series from Dark Horse.

No, that's not going to happen.

I meant six Galactic standard months. But don't forget that's still close to half an Earth year anyway .

There are 35 days in a standard month (five days in a GS week, seven weeks in a GS month) , so 6 x 35 = 210 days.

In the Gregorian calendar we use, six months is approximately 31 days x 6 = 186.

So that's 24 days adrift. Not much in development and training terms.

Actually, that +Gauntlet+-class stuff was just recently pieced together at Wookiiepedia, which I'm working on with some other guys. I came here to ask for the official confirmation.

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2. Should I interpret that statement in Dark Empire II #5 as naming this class of ship +Gauntlet+-class (the way a +Victory+-class Star Destroyer is sometimes simply called a Victory Star Destroyer)? Or was it merely a reference to the ships' role in enforcing security around Byss, in conjunction with the Gauntlet Scanner Stations? Or should I assume that this was a typo, and that the comic should have said "the gauntlet of Star Destroyers?"

It would be really great if one of you guys could clear this up for me. We could potentially have a really cool ship class that was named in canon, but neglected for all these years in the EU.

I have some Dark Empire questions that I'm hoping Tasty Taste or one of people from Dark Horse Comics could help me with.

In Dark Empire #3 Lando destroys an Imperial ship named Allegiance as he comes out of hyperspace around Mon Calamari. Normally, I wouldn't have given it much thought, because Dark Empire had many different types of ships that were never described and were seen only once. However, this one is different because it was referred to as a "Super Star Destroyer." It didn't look anything like the Super Star Destroyer in the movies, but like a regular Star Destroyer only somewhat longer, a big more slender, and without a hangar opening on the bottom. Unlike many other Dark Empire ships, numerous ships with the same characteristics as the Allegiance were seen throughout the series.

Any chance of seeing a new Star Wars Encyclopedia?

Yeah, actually. Steve Sansweet's been talking about maybe doing a new one. No timetable or announcements yet though. I think he said at one of the conventions earlier this year that he was "planning on it," but also that he didn't know yet exactly how he would do it. For example, if it would be a larger, more up to date version, or just a second volume or something.

I thought it'd been awhile since we'd heard from her...

Hey Sue,

Any updates on those Clone Wars and Dark Nest eBooks mentioned earlier?

Sue has Tim Zahn turned his manuscript for Alleigance yet and I heard that he submitted a proposal for two other classic era SW books? Is that true?

No, to both...

"... about the Imperial group in The Phantom Affair that claims Endor never happened. It's only named once, as the "Ante-Endor Organization"; my opinion is that the intention is really "Anti-Endor" and it's just a typo, but others are saying it could be meant to mean ante- as in "before", in other words, "the Empire is the same as it was before Endor".

There's no indication that this is a typo, so we can only assume that Ante-Endor is correct.