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Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Shipyards of Doom
Redirected from Star Wars The Clone Wars Volume 1: Shipyards of Doom
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Shipyards of Doom is the first in a series of digest-sized Clone Wars graphic-novellas, published by Dark Horse Comics. An alternate version with a different cover is included with the Target exclusive edition of Star Wars: The Clone Wars DVD and Blu-ray.
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Introducing a new, quarterly, graphic-novella series based on the exciting new Clone Wars motion picture and "Clone Wars" animated television series! In "The Shipyards of Doom," Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker lead an elite Clone Trooper strike force to destroy the Separatists' most important shipyards. But when the enemy is tipped off to their plan, the two Jedi heroes are forced to rely on help from Anakin's new, and still "wet behind the ears" Padawan, Ahsoka. But what can she do against the droid armies of General Grievous? Written by Henry Gilroy, the head writer for the TV show, Star Wars Clone Wars: The Shipyards of Doom packs all of the excitement of the animated series into a full-length, all-ages comics adventure!
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The idea of "the carbonite infiltration maneuver", with the Jedi sneaking into Separatists territory by freezing themselves in carbonite to get past droid bio scans and radiation beams was adapted by Henry Gilroy from the original draft of Star Wars: The Clone Wars episode "Destroy Malevolence", where it was originally going to be used to sneak aboard Malevolence.[1]
The maneuver would later appear onscreen in the Season 3 episode "The Citadel", where it is used to infiltrate a high-security prison.
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Notes and references
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- ↑ TheForce.Net interviews Henry Gilroy... and Dave Filoni !!! (Your questions answered!) on the Jedi Council Forums (Live Action, Clone Wars & Classics board)
External links
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- Dark Horse Preview
Target Exclusive Shipyards of Doom on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)