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Out-of-Print & Unpublished Stories

The
History of Space Opera

Lost (and found) Star Wars stories |


Articles, columns and quotes in defense of the Star
Wars Expanded Universe!

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Eddie Van Der Heidjen's amazingly exhaustive page! |

Robert Mullin's
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Long forgotten,
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TBone's famous Star
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Fascinating study of
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This site's original pre-Filoni Clone Wars Timeline |

The Clone Wars Viewing Order |

Another chronology of
the Clone Wars incorporates older stories in
relation to the animated series |

Everything you always
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Video Games & Action Figures
TITLE: |
Imperial Commando |
CREATOR(S): |
LucasArts |
PUBLISHER: |
LucasArts |
DESCRIPTION: |
Planned
video game |
SUMMARY: |
Star Wars: Imperial Commando is the canceled
sequel to the 2005 video game Star Wars: Republic Commando. The
sequel was already planned during development of Republic Commando,
but it was canceled in 2004 with several concept paintings completed. The
game was to focus on Imperial commando soldiers.
The game was to focus on the Imperial Commando units,
the Empire'selite ground combat troops. Part of the combat was to be
against the Rebel Alliance.
The game was to be a sequel to the 2005 first-person
shooter video game Star Wars: Republic Commando, which focused on
the clone commando unit Delta Squad. The sole confirmed LucasArts crew on
the sequel project was Greg Knight, who drew concept sketches and paintings
for the game from 2003 to its cancellation in 2004.[1] At that time, design
documents had been completed. The LucasArts documentary book Rogue
Leaders: The Story of LucasArts is the only source to confirm details
about the project.
LucasArts developer Brett Douville commented in 2014 that
the game was one of two competing designs for the sequel, along with Star
Wars: Rebel Commando, which was to follow up on Sev's story. The team
had been unsure of getting to make a sequel, as sales projections for Star
Wars: Republic Commando had been low.
Although there is a whole Star Wars: Republic Commando multimedia
series, Star Wars: Imperial Commando was not confirmed to be a
continuation of the story of Delta Squad. |
SOURCE INFO: |
Wookieepedia |
TITLE: |
Vernost |
CREATOR(S): |
Hughes
Training / LucasArts |
PUBLISHER: |
LucasArts |
DESCRIPTION: |
Planned
video game |
SUMMARY: |
Rebel
and Imperial forces on the rocky, volcanic planet Vernost, battle for
control of a natural fluid that works fuel-efficiency wonders for
starships and medical cures on humans. X-wings
fight TIE Fighters and Interceptors through the dangerous canyons, as
Rebel task ships assist them. Ultimately, the Rebels are victorious, and
retrieve the special juice. |
SOURCE INFO: |
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TITLE: |
The Saga of Atha Prime |
CREATOR(S): |
Kenner
Toys |
PUBLISHER: |
Kenner
Toys |
DESCRIPTION: |
Proposed storyline for an Expanded Universe Kenner action figure line |
SUMMARY: |
A new
villain emerges to threaten the stability of the infant New Republic, Atha
Prime. Atha Prime - genetics
master, ruler of the dark worlds, and
architect of the Clone Wars who, exiled in a remote part of the galaxy by
Emperor Palpatine decades ago, has long since been freed by his death. Prime
harnesses the power of cloning technology and builds an army of evil Clone
Warriors, intended to replace stormtroopers as regular infantrymen. Armed
with his personal ship, the ‘Apex Invader’ - which incorporated
into his larger flagship, the double decker Star Destroyer ‘Annihilator’
- and his army of combat clones, decimate Rebel outposts in their attempt
to crush the Alliance forever. Luke
Skywalker, further developing his skills, constructs a second lightsaber,
with a red blade, and also purchases a HP-38 landspeeder. The
New Republic is caught off - guard by this, and barely has time to modify
ships to fight Prime. As he
moves to attack Tatooine, the New Republic quickly puts into production
the new land - based Desert Speeder. Snowspeeders
are reconfigured for combat on desert worlds, and the X-wing is modified
for a tandem design to become more efficient: pilot and gunner duties
became separate. The
Millennium Falcon is equipped with a landing pod. And
a new ground vehicle is made-the Rebel SRV-1 (Scout and Retrieval
Vehicle), designed as a troop carrier that deployed and retrieved
personnel from a combat zone, and could carry a damaged X-wing or
snowspeeder from the battleground. Han
Solo and Luke fight with the New Republic at Tatooine, Luke's being more
personal, and become allies with the Mongo Beefhead Tribesmen: nearly
extinct, unusual native humanoids with red skin and flat, tentacled
heads. With their help, Luke,
Han, and the Rebels gain an upper hand in the battles on Tatooine. Ultimately,
Atha Prime and his forces are defeated by the growing, maturing New
Republic.
From Kenner's 1985-1986 Line
Extension Presentation Binder:
"A powerful force long kept in exile in a remote fringe of the galaxy has
been released by the death of the Emperor. It moves now, like a plague,
securing control over the shattered remnants of the empire and re-enslaveing
newly freed worlds. Atha Prime, genetics master, ruler of the dark worlds
and architect of the Clone Wars, is free again. His advanced army of
combat clones has already decimated rebel outposts along the galactic
frontier. His goal is to crush forever the Rebel Alliance and control the
Galaxy." |
SOURCE INFO: |
Steve
Sansweet, "Tales of Phantom Toys", Star Wars Galaxy Magazine #2
Kenner's 1985-1986 Line Extension
Presentation
Shades of
Blue and Red (StarWars.com
Feature) |
RELATED LINKS: |
Atha
Prime Concept Art
A Look
Inside Kenner's Star Wars Plans for 1985 & 1986 |
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Note:
Unpublished. rare. or out-of-print Star Wars stories will be taken
down if/when officially released/reprinted |
Supernatural Encounters

Cult Encounters
Previously unpublished
duology intended for Hyperspace and the Star Wars Blog. |
Lightsider

Tom Veitch's
unpublished bridge story between Dark Empire I and II |
Much More over at
THE ARCHIVES |
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