A number of years ago, borne from of an imagination far, far younger….
STAR WARS*
Episode I Redux:
The Unseen Peril
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Prologue
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Epilogue
Episode II Redux:
Encounters in the Void
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Prologue
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Epilogue
Episode III Redux:
Guardian of the Republic
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Prologue
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These stories were created in 2013, after the acquisition of LucasFilm by Disney, but prior to the rebranding of the Star Wars Expanded Universe as the noncanonical “Legends” continuity. The stories are themselves an attempt at writing the story of the Star Wars Prequels (Episodes I, II, and III) as my childhood mind in the years prior to the release of The Phantom Menace in 1999 thought the events of the Prequels would play out. Even then, my imagination conceived a darker version of the Clone Wars and the fall of the Old Republic than what we were given in Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. My ideas of those events drew on the media of the Expanded Universe, particularly the works of Tom Veitch, Timothy Zahn, and the “Shadows of the Empire” media campaign — a more thorough introduction can be found here. Try as you read these stories to set your mind back to those heady days of 1998, or even earlier. Back to when the Star Wars films were a trilogy and most of its universe a mystery.
Obi-Wan Kenobi as he appeared at the time of the Clone Wars in Marvel Star Wars 24: Silent Drifting (1979). 
Boba Fett leads Mandalorian supercommandos during the Clone Wars in Marvel Star Wars 68: The Search Begins (1982/83).
Recommended Reading
Bouzereau, Laurent. 1997. Star Wars: The Annotated Screenplays. New York: Del Ray.
Cotta Vaz, Mark. 1997. The Star Wars Trilogy Scrapbook: The Galactic Empire. New York: Scholastic.
Gorden, Greg. 1994. Star Wars: Imperial Sourcebook. 2nd ed. New York: West End Games.
Horne, Michael Allen. 1993. Star Wars: Dark Empire Sourcebook. New York: West End Games.
Kaminski, Michael. 2008. The Secret History of Star Wars: The Art of Storytelling and the Making of Modern Epic. 1st ed. Davenport, IA: Legacy Book Press.
Slavicsek, Bill. 1992a. Star Wars: Heir to the Empire Sourcebook. New York: West End Games.
——. 1992b. Star Wars: Dark Force Rising Sourcebook. New York: West End Games.
——. 1994. A Guide to the Star Wars Universe. 2nd ed. New York: Del Ray.
—— and Eric Trautmann. 1996. Star Wars: The Thrawn Trilogy Sourcebook. New York: West End Games.
Strayton, George R. 1996. Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion. New York: West End Games.
Trautmann, Eric. 1994. Star Wars: The Last Command Sourcebook. New York: West End Games.
Veitch, Tom. 1991-92. Dark Empire. Milwaukie, OR: Dark Horse Comics.
——. 1994-95. Dark Empire II. Milwaukie, OR: Dark Horse Comics.
——. 1995. Empire’s End. Milwaukie, OR: Dark Horse Comics.
—— and Kevin J. Anderson. 1993-98. Tales of the Jedi. Milwaukie, OR: Dark Horse Comics.
Zahn, Timothy. 1991. Heir to the Empire. New York: Bantam.
——. 1992. Dark Force Rising. New York: Bantam.
——. 1993. The Last Command. New York: Bantam.
——. 1995. “Mist Encounter.” In Star Wars Adventure Journal 7, edited by Peter Schweighofer, xx. New York: West End Games.
——. 1997. Specter of the Past. New York: Bantam Spectra.
——. 1998. Vision of the Future. New York: Bantam Spectra.
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