Star Wars Insider 69 is the sixty-ninth issue of Star Wars Insider magazine. It was released to newsstands in July 2003. The subscriber-exclusive edition of issue 69 included the fourth volume of Bantha Tracks, the Official Star Wars Fan Club newsletter.
Contents[]
Features[]
- "Prequel Update" (by Dave Gross)
- Sydney Calling: Rick McCallum describes a typical day at work, details Hayden Christensen's workout regimen, and shoots down a few more rumors.
- "The Chosen One: Art Director Paul Rudish on the Clone Wars Animated Shorts" (by Eric Moro)
- Paul Rudish, Art Director of the Clone Wars animated series on Cartoon Network didn't just train for the job, he was practically born to do it.
- "Clone Wars Timeline"
- At the end of Attack of the Clones, the war had just begun. Be a part of the action by tracing the battles through comics, novels, video games, and more with this handy chart.
- "Designing the Galaxy: Gavin Bocquet on the Star Wars Prequels" (by Ron Magid)
- Gavin Bocquet faces the challenge of creating the look for a galaxy far, far away.
- "American Graffiti Redux" (by Michael Selinker)
- Between THX 1138 and Star Wars, a younger George Lucas blew away Hollywood with one of the most profitable sleeper hits in history. Take a 30-year trip through time and learn how the world-and your favorite fantasy movies-might be different without American Graffiti.
- "Skyrockers: Star Wars in Popular Music" (by K.J. Doughton)
- From the absurd to the hip, musicians have been grooving to the Star Wars galaxy for years. The Insider talks with Weird Al Yankovic and Dianogah.
- "Hero of Cartao: Episode II Hero's Rise" (by Timothy Zahn)
- Caught between the Republic and the Separatists, the Spaarti cloning facility becomes a flashpoint in the Clone Wars.
Departments[]
- "From the Editor's Desk"
- "Rebel Rumblings"
- "Star News"
- "HoloNet News" (by Pablo Hidalgo)
- "Behind the Magic" — Separatists at Birth (by Rob Coleman)
- "Toy Box" — The Fans' Choice (by Andy@Hasbro)
- "Gamescape"
- "Guardians of Peace & Justice" (by Gary Sarli)
- "Star Wars Galaxies Update" (by W. Haden Blackman)
- "Bookshelf" — Always Four There Are (by Jason Fry)
- "Comics Link" — Big Bad (by Daniel Wallace)
- "Set Piece" — Wampa Ice Cave (by Chris Trevas)
- "Scouting the Galaxy" — Prepare for the Fett Challenge!(by Steve Sansweet)
- "Crossword" — Move Over (by Michael Selinker)
- "Star Wars Q&A (by Pablo Hidalgo)
- "The Last Page" (by Tony Moseley)
Media[]
Cover gallery[]
Front cover
Official Star Wars Fan Club edition back cover
Sources[]
Clone War Details in Insider #69 on StarWars.com (original site is defunct)
Notes and references[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1
Clone War Details in Insider #69 on StarWars.com (original site is defunct)
External links[]
- Star Wars Insider #69 in the StarWars.com Cargo Bay (original site is defunct)
- Star Wars Insider #69 with Bantha Tracks in the StarWars.com Cargo Bay (original site is defunct)
