Hey Sue- just finished Invincible, and felt it was a good read, but I'm curious about something that seems absent from it- after all the build up for Niathal throughout the series and, particularly in the last book, she's surprisingly absent in Invincible (which was a little dissapointing- her "I've had enough" moment in the last book was one of my favorite)- was there a subplot excised during the editing process?

*I'm only a few chapters into Invincible, and I'm quite impressed. Thank you for your dedication to providing excellence to the fans! I feel very privileged to know how much you and the team care about providing a great reading experience to us!

So far I love the book!*
Thanks, Draccy!

Sue

Now, I know this is (very) wishful thinking, but...

With the forthcoming release of 'The Clone Wars' and a return of the EU's focus to that time period, is there any chance that the long-cancelled 'Clone Wars Sourcebook' might be back on the table, albeit considerably updated?

After all, the reason it was cancelled was WotC's drift away from RPG sourcebooks in favour of miniatures, but with the release of the Saga Edition RPG we're getting sourcebooks again...

Secret's out:

http://www.rebelscum.com/story/front/Del_Rey_Books_Contract_Extended_114 559.asp

JamesGilmer: The Clone Wars TV series will be an anthology that spans the entirety of the three year Clone Wars, and it looks like it will jump around in time with standalone episodes.

So the only actual starting point is the Battle of Geonosis.

It will be interesting to see if each episode gives a time-frame and how specific (or non-specific) that is, or if, like many of the stories in the Clone Wars Adventures comic anthology, they leave the time-frame unstated.

I'm sure this is going to prove a unique challenge for Sue and Leland, as well as the producers of the TV series.

Sue and company:

It seems like it's rare to see praise for Last of the Jedi with so much focus on Legacy of the Force, but I just blazed through the entire final book in Last of the Jedi, "Reckoning," and I have to say that the ending blew me away. Perhaps I should've seen it coming, but Ms. Watson pulled off a great ending for this series. Anyone who hasn't read it should check out the 10-book series. You can read them all in the time it takes to read a regular novel. Kudos to Jude Watson on LOT*J*.

Timeline disrepancy to report (unless it is an old one):

Considering the changes that the new CW cartoon is making to the CW timeline (per the new databank entries that have revealed when the new cartoon starts), I'd say that timeline problems are going to be the norm from now on.

Ms. Rostoni-

Along a similar thread to the above post, I posted my thoughts on Invincible in the Invincible spoiler thread. I wrote my post directed towards you and the other powers that be. I wanted to post it here, but I was concerned about spoilers and felt it would be better to post it in the spoiler thread. I hope one of you is able to read it. Thank you.

-Miche

Dear Ms Rostoni,

I'm only a few chapters into Invincible, and I'm quite impressed. Thank you for your dedication to providing excellence to the fans! I feel very privileged to know how much you and the team care about providing a great reading experience to us!

So far I love the book!

-Draccy

+> someone please help my brain. a clone wars movie???

It the first 3-6 episodes of the clone wars tv series being released in the movie theatres this summer. Around the 8th of August..............You may have to look around the site to see the official date.

Mirax