According to Star Wars.com,

“..beginning this Saturday, Nov. 15, Cartoon Network will add an encore presentation of Star Wars: The Clone Wars on Saturday mornings! All-new episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars premiere at 9 p.m. Fridays. And now, at 9:30 a.m. each Saturday, Cartoon Network will re-air the previous evening’s 30-minute episode, providing a new opportunity to experience the adventure.”

Read the full announcement here.

You hear her name all the time on EUC, now we talk to the women, the myth, the editor: Sue Rostoni of Lucas Licensing. We will be talking to Ms Rostoni about upcoming Star Wars novels and other little details about being the editor of the books we love.

Please feel free to send in your questions to mailbag@eucantina.net (with the subject line “Questions for Sue”) or placing them in this thread by Sunday, November 16 at 12:00 PM EST.

We’d like to thank everyone who sent in questions for James, and we look forward to our next interview.

A little while back, Sue Rostoni gave us a hint that the “Untitled Game Novel” could be connected to the upcoming “Star Wars: The Old Republic” MMO. Well, now it seems she’s basically confirmed it. Sue was asked,

“Will you guys consider doing something with Del Rey/Dark Horse so that us unfortunate souls that don’t play MMO’s don’t miss out on the epic story?”

To which she replied,

“Yes, this is part of the plan. A novel will come out sometime around the game release time and that’s all that’s been determined so far. I’ll let you know as things develop.”

Very, very interesting– we will keep you informed on any information on this as it develops.

Source: SW Books

According to Star Wars.com:

“Next week, The Clone Wars movie arrives on DVD and Blu-Ray, and as announced previously, there will be special retailer exclusives. One of them is this Target exclusive edition that comes with the graphic novella, The Shipyards of Doom, written by series story editor, Henry Gilroy. This comic was previously released by Dark Horse Comics, but this edition comes with a unique cover.”

The cover is featured above. You can read the entire article here.

Source: SW.com

James Luceno has seen it all: From the first moments of Vader’s life to the defeat of the Vong, Luceno was there to show it all to many, many readers. James is author of many Star Wars novels including Dark Lord: Rise of Darth Vader, The New Jedi Order: Unifying Force, the recent Millennium Falcon and many more. Now, Mr. Luceno joins Andrew L. in a special two part interview discussing everything from his old works to his new.

You can check out the interview by hitting “Interviews” and clicking Mr. Luceno’s name or by clicking this link. Enjoy the interview! You can discuss it here.

The Official SW Site has updated with three videos in anticipation for the upcoming video game “Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Jedi Alliance” for the Nintendo DS.

First is a TV Commercial for Alliance, voiced by Tom Kane, which can be seen here. Next is Producer Walkthrough Part I and Part II with Feargus Carrol, the project lead of the game. Enjoy!

StarWars.com and ComicBookResources.com have posted Dark Horse Comic’s February 2009 Star Wars solicitations. For the issues that month, we have Star Wars: The Clone Wars #4, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic #38, and Star Wars: Legacy #33. Graphic novels for April that are now solicited include Star Wars Adventures Vol. 1: Han Solo and the Hollow Moon of Khorya and Star Wars Omnibus: Emissaries and Assassins. You can find the Star Wars solicitations here.

Source: StarWars.com, ComicBookResources.com

Friday, November 7 at 9 PM of episode six of “The Clone Wars,” entitled “Downfall of a Droid,” airs. You can catch up with your episode six information with SW.com’s Episode Guide.

You can also check out the latest weekly online CW comic, The Fall of Falleen, written by Pablo Hildago and features art by Tom Hodges.

Lastly, writer George Krstic talks about the episode here. Enjoy!

PC Gamer magazine recently got an exclusive look at Star Wars: The Old Republic.  You can find the article in their Holiday 2008 issue, now available at your local magazine retailers.

They also talked about TOR on their latest podcast, which you can find here.

Update: PC Gamer sister site, Computer and Video Games (CVG), has what looks to be the entire article on their site.

• Part 1
• Part 2

Source: Star Wars: The Old Republic Official Site

On the Starwars.com forums, Sue Rostoni recently commented on her VIP thread about the cover art for the upcoming Blood Oath:

“We received the “final” cover art yesterday, but one of the other characters on the cover had to have her blaster changed — it looked too earth-bound, so we’re having it changed to a more Star Wars hold-out blaster style. Dave Seeley is painting the cover, and it looks awesome — At first glance it looks a bit like a romance novel cover, but don’t let that put you off. The cover features Zekk up front, with two women in the background… Hapan women… women you may remember from a previous LotF novel… oh, I just spilled my coffee — hang on a moment…“

Great teaser for the cover to be sure. From the sound of things it seems like the two women she’s speaking of are the Zel sisters, Trista and Taryn, who some of you might remember from the last LOTF book Invincible. But we can’t be sure until we see the actual cover.

Source: Sue Rostoni’s VIP thread (via)