Clone Wars Adventures Volume 4
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Clone Wars Adventures Volume 4 is the fourth volume in the Clone Wars Adventures series. The events in this story take place approximately 3 years after the Battle of Geonosis in Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, and 19 years before the Battle of Yavin in Episode IV: A New Hope.
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[edit] Another Fine Mess
- Story and Art: Matt Fillbach & Shawn Fillbach
- Lettering: Michael David Thomas
- Colors: Pamela Rambo
- Galactic Year: 19 BBY
- Preceded by: One Battle
- Followed by: Dark Journey
On the planet Bri'ahl, C-3PO once again finds himself in a dreadful position, courtesy of R2-D2. The astromech droid, claiming to have the abilities needed to pilot a Bri'ahlian Sky-sled, failed miserably at his task of transportation, resulting in a beheaded C-3PO. Attempting to right matters, R2-D2 triggers an avalanche, incurring the wrath of the local fauna. Below the two droids, a small group of Bri'ahlian rebels gathered around a fire. Openly talking of their loathing for Naboo Senator Padmé Amidala and Bri'ahl President Vuul, the group forms a plan to disguise themselves as clone troopers to infiltrate the palace and assassinate the two. As soon as the plan was finished, the rebels are momentarily dispatched by two falling droids, batted away by a huge beast. C-3PO and R2-D2 continue to wreak havoc as they mistakenly come across the group of disguised rebels. Reaching across to shake hands with the commander, C-3PO's malfunctioning hand crashes into the visor, starting a false attack alarm. Thinking that the enemy is among them, the troopers quickly destroy each other. Wandering away from the carnage, the two droids finally obtain directions to the palace. As Gregar Typho explains to Amidala that the bodies of rebels have been found, the droids stagger into the room. Unaware of their actions, Amidala scolds them for not remaining in palace grounds. Remarking that "at least you came back in one piece", Amidala's expression turns to one of amusement as C-3PO's head falls off.
[edit] The Brink
- Script: Justin Lambros
- Art: Rick Lacy
- Lettering: Michael David Thomas
- Colors: Dan Jackson
- Galactic Year: 19 BBY
- Preceded by: Brothers in Arms
- Followed by: What Goes Up...
While waiting for orders in the Outer Rim Territories, Anakin Skywalker locks on to a weak distress signal. Leaving without Obi Wan's permission, Anakin arrives at a seemingly abandoned space station. While investigating inside, Anakin finds that all of the men that were on the station are dead. Eventually, Anakin meets another Jedi, Serra Keto. She tells him that they need to leave, but Anakin insists that they press on. They are attacked by pink blobs with metal on their backs. Anakin kills them, however, they come back to life and start scurrying to another room. They follow it, and they find two huge spider droids, made completely from the pink blobs. Thinking fast, Anakin uses the Force to break open a hole in the wall, sucking out the spider droids, but also breaking the station. The two manage to escape just in time, however.
[edit] Orders
- Script: Ryan Kaufman
- Art: Matt Fillbach & Shawn Fillbach
- Lettering: Michael David Thomas
- Colors: Ronda Pattison
- Galactic Year: 19 BBY
- Preceded by: Revenge of the Sith
- Followed by: Hidden Enemy
On the planet Garqi, Aiwha Squad (led by RC-1013 "Sarge") assumes responsibility for an orphaned farmer kid named Evan. Aiwha must escort him through hostile territory, while trying to help him understand their own strange lives of honor and sacrifice.
Finally reaching a Galactic Republic outpost, the commandos receive Order 66 and are forced to kill Jedi Master Tra'avis in front of Evan's eyes. The boy is left wondering if he really understands the commandos at all.
[edit] Descent
- Script: Haden Blackman
- Art: Matt Fillbach & Shawn Fillbach
- Lettering: Michael David Thomas
- Colors: Dave Nestelle
- Galactic Year: 19 BBY
- Preceded by: Order of Outcasts
- Followed by: Loyalties
Shortly after Order 66 was executed, Triton Squad was given a new order: destroy the Wookiees. Approaching a group of elders and pups, the clone troopers are met with an unpleasant surprise as Tarfful and Chewbacca swoop down with a team of warriors. Engaging in ferocious combat, the Wookiee team soon drops down into the Shadowlands of Kashyyyk, leaving the Triton Squad to follow. Setting a maze of traps involving local creatures, the Wookiees soon narrow the squad down to a few troopers, quickly dispatched by an ambush. After the carnage, Chewbacca and Tarfful remark on how there will be many more battles to come.
