Star Wars Year By Year: A Visual History, Updated and Expanded Edition

I find your lack of sources disturbing.

This article needs to be provided with more sources and/or appearances to conform to a higher standard of article quality.

For other uses, see Star Wars Year by Year.

Star Wars Year By Year: A Visual History, Updated and Expanded Edition is a Star Wars reference book from Dorling Kindersley that was released on September 6, 2016. The title is a follow-up to the original Star Wars Year by Year: A Visual Chronicle as well as its updated edition.

Publisher's summary[]

Painstakingly produced, superbly illustrated, Star Wars™ Year By Year: A Visual Chronicle presents a unique Star Wars™ timeline—the full history of the amazing Star Wars phenomenon as you've never seen it before.

This updated edition includes a whole new chapter covering Star Wars: The Force Awakens™ as well as the ongoing animated TV series Star Wars Rebels™ and new Star Wars–themed lands coming to Walt Disney World Florida and Disneyland California.

Produced in full collaboration with Lucasfilm and written by renowned Star Wars experts, Star Wars Year By Year: A Visual Chronicle provides a unique timeline of every facet of Star Wars history, as well as the saga's impact on popular culture and world events.^[2]

Contents[]

Star Wars Year By Year: A Visual History, Updated and Expanded Edition is the third edition of Star Wars Year By Year, with the original book being released in 2010,^[4] and the second edition being released in 2012.^[5] This edition features the addition of 40 new pages, localized within the preexisting "Clone Wars & Beyond" section, and the new "Star Wars: A New Era" section, both written by Pablo Hidalgo. The 2012 chapter is reworked with six new pages for a total of eight, with preexisting segments subjected to minor changes, and only losing a single segment, about Star Wars Art: Illustration, compared to the previous edition. The new "Star Wars: A New Era" section features four new chapters, for the years 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016, with a total of 34 additional pages.^[6]^[7]