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The Clone Wars: The Dreams of General Grievous

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The Clone Wars: The Dreams of General Grievous
Attribution
Writer

Pablo Hidalgo[1]

Penciller
Letterer

Grant Gould[1]

Publication information
Publisher

StarWars.com[2]

Publication date

December 10, 2008[3]

Pages

6[2]

General information
Era

Rise of the Empire era[1]

Series

The Clone Wars (web comics)[1]

Issue number

10[4]

Preceded by

The Clone Wars: Transfer[4]

Followed by

The Clone Wars: Bait[4]

"Visions of the past haunt the dreams of General Grievous"
―Tagline[src]

The Clone Wars: The Dreams of General Grievous is a six-page web comic in The Clone Wars web comic series that takes place prior to the Star Wars: The Clone Wars television series episode "Lair of Grievous." Posted on StarWars.com on December 10, 2008, it was written by Pablo Hidalgo and illustrated and lettered by Katie Cook, Grant Gould, Tom Hodges, and Jeff Carlisle. The Dreams of General Grievous shows the cyborg General Grievous thinking about his past as a Kaleesh warrior, as he travels to his castle on the third moon of Vassek. The cyborg continues to dream of the past, however, a B1 battle droid breaks up his thoughts to reveal that Count Dooku is trying to contact him.

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"The drums of conflict are my beating heart."
―Grievous dreaming about the past[src]

During a time of war, a Kaleesh warrior holds a skull of a member of his own species. The warrior reveals that he has toppled nations, slain legends, and killed kings, and those who had heard of him were fearful of him. However, he says that these are all fading dreams of the past. He now feels failure and can only find his old vigor when he is at war. But the soldiers he now commands aren't the same warriors he led in the past. These troops that now serve under the once Kaleesh warrior's command aren't the ones from his dreams.

The dreaming Kaleesh warrior is revealed to be Confederate General Grievous. While he continues to dream in his personal starfighter, the Soulless One, a B1 battle droid interrupts his thoughts to tell him that Count Dooku is trying to make contact with him. However, Grevious ignores the droid and continues onward to his castle on the third moon of Vassek.

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Characters

Droid models

Events

Locations

  • Geonosis (Possible appearance) (Appears in flashback(s))
  • Kalee (Possible appearance) (Appears in flashback(s))
  • Vassek

Organizations and titles

Sentient species

Vehicles and vessels

Weapons and technology

Miscellanea

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The Clone Wars: The Dreams of General Grievous is a six-page web comic and the tenth issue in The Clone Wars web comic series, which ties into the television series of the same name.[1] The Dreams of General Grievous leads directly into "Lair of Grievous," an episode in the first season of The Clone Wars television series which aired on December 10, 2008. In the comic, the droid alerts Grievous that Count Dooku is trying to make contact with him, which will set up how Dooku began talking to Grievous via hologram prior to the cyborg general landing on the third moon of Vassek in "Lair of Grievous."[5]

The comic was illustrated and lettered by Katie Cook, Grant Gould, Tom Hodges, and Jeff Carlisle, and written by Pablo Hidalgo. Special thanks were also given to Leland Chee, Sue Rostoni, and Dave Filoni.[1] The Dreams of General Grievous was posted on Star Wars.com on December 10, 2008.[3]

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Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Feature film
Season One:
"Ambush" · "Rising Malevolence" · "Shadow of Malevolence" · "Destroy Malevolence" · "Rookies" · "Downfall of a Droid" · "Duel of the Droids" · "Bombad Jedi" · "Cloak of Darkness" · "Lair of Grievous" · "Dooku Captured" · "The Gungan General" · "Jedi Crash" · "Defenders of Peace" · "Trespass" · "The Hidden Enemy" · "Blue Shadow Virus" · "Mystery of a Thousand Moons" · "Storm Over Ryloth" · "Innocents of Ryloth" · "Liberty on Ryloth" · "Hostage Crisis"
Season Two:
"Holocron Heist" · "Cargo of Doom" · "Children of the Force" · "Senate Spy" · "Landing at Point Rain" · "Weapons Factory" · "Legacy of Terror" · "Brain Invaders" · "Grievous Intrigue" · "The Deserter" · "Lightsaber Lost" · "The Mandalore Plot"
Season Three
Online comics:
"Prelude" · "Shakedown" · "Procedure" · "Agenda" · "Mouse Hunt" · "The Fall of Falleen" · "Discount" · "Departure" · "Transfer" · "The Dreams of General Grievous" · "Bait" · "Switch" · "Headgames" · "Neighbors" · "Cold Snap" · "Shadowed" · "The Valley" · "Covetous" · "Curfew" · "The Ballad of Cham Syndulla" · "Invitation Only"
"Hunting the Hunters (Part I)" · "Hunting the Hunters (Part II)" · "Hunting the Hunters (Part III)"
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A Galaxy Divided (2009): Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3 · Part 4 · Part 5
Other material:
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The Clone Wars: The Visual Guide · The Clone Wars: Visual Guide Ultimate Battles · The Clone Wars: The Official Episode Guide: Season 1