DarkHorse.com has announced a contest that could win you the game, the graphic novel, and the Prima Games Game Guide. Just enter your information and pray you win!! Five individuals win the grand prize which consists of what’s mentioned above and 10 runner-ups get a copy of the graphic novel. You can find the information on the contest and entry form here.

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On sale this week is Star Wars: The Clone Wars #1. The issue is written by Henry Gilroy with art by Scott Hepburn and Dan Parsons; the cover is by Dave Filoni! Also, DarkHorse.com has released a preview of Star Wars: Legacy #28, which is Vector part 9 and the beginning of the final story arc in the Vector series that spanned all Star Wars comic titles this past year. Be sure to check out the preview here.

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Newsarama.com sat down with Henry Gilroy, the writer of the six issue miniseries Star Wars: The Clone Wars (with a preview of issue one discussed here). Check the interview out here where he mentions the first time seeing Episode IV, his past works, and how the comic miniseries will fit with the show.

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DarkHorse.com has released previews for Star Wars: The Clone Wars #1 here and for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic #33 here. Clone Wars will be a six issue miniseries starting next week written by Henry Gilroy and art by Scott Hepburn and Dan Parsons. KotOR #33 is part 2 of Vindication written by John Jackson Miller and art by Bong Dazo and Joe Pimentel. Be sure to check these out if you’re anxious for more Clone Wars or for what’s next for Zayne and the Jedi.

This week is the release of Star Wars Rebellion #16, Legacy #27, and the Knights of the Old Republic TPB Daze of Hate, Knights of Suffering. Rebellion #16 is Vector part 8 where Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Princess Leia confront the Muur Talisman; the issue is written by Rob Williams and art by Dustin Weaver. In Legacy #27, we follow the story of Darth Wyyrlok as he journeys to the core worlds in order to help his master, Darth Krayt; the story is written by John Ostrander with art by Omar Francia. And finally, the TPB of the story arcs Daze of Hate and Knights of Suffering (issues 19-24) of the Knights of the Old Republic comic series is released and is the fourth volume in the set. The single issues are $2.99 and the TPB is $18.95.

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Today sees the release of “Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic #32- Vindication part 1“. It’s written by John Jackson Miller with art by Brian Ching and Michael Atiyeh. Also, if you couldn’t find it yesterday, “Star Wars: The Force Unleashed” graphic novel written by Haden Blackman, with art by Brian Ching and David Ross, should also be available today for those seeking more sneak peeks of the game. Be sure to check them both out for $2.99 and $15.95, and may the Force be with you!

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Dark Horse.com has put up a preview for Star Wars: The Clone Wars Volume 1 - Shipyards of Doom on their website. You can find the preview at this link. The volume is due out September 24 of this year and is by writer Henry Gilroy and artists Matt and Shawn Fillbach. Check this preview out and let us know what you think on the EU Cantina.net Forums

For the past few weeks, at least one Star Wars comic was released and this week we have Star Wars Legacy #24. The brief preview from DarkHorse.com is Cade Skywalker determines to deal with the Empire once and for all in this conclusion to one of the most important stories of the year! If you’ve been following the series so far, be sure to pick the issue up!

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Recently,DarkHorse.com updated their site with their August solicitations, including their Star Wars titles. You can head here for the solicitations under August, or to Rebelscum.com’s article here. Here’s a small preview of what to expect:

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This week for comics we see Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic #28, part 4 of Vector. This is the final issue of Vector for Knights of the Old Republic so be sure to check out the conclusion for KOTOR to see where Dark Times will goes next. May the Force be with you!

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