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Star Wars Adventure Journal #4
The Official Star Wars Adventure Journal, Vol. 1 No. 4
Short stories
Tinian on Trial by Kathy Tyers
The Final Exit by Patricia A. Jackson
Shadows of Darkness by Charlene Newcomb
Starter’s Tale by Peter M. Schweighofer
Articles
Personal Influences Affect Bakura by Ilene Rosenberg
Galaxywide NewsNets
Smuggler’s Log
It’s a Gambler’s Life by Anthony P. Russo
Enemies for Life by Stephen Luminati
Creatures Preview by Bill Smith
Loyalties by James L. Cambias
Wanted by Cracken
Cracken’s Rebel Field Guide: Scanners by Larry Granato
A Deal Gone Sour by Chuck Sperati
Surprise Visit by Stephen Crane
Tinian on Trial by Kathy Tyers
The Final Exit by Patricia A. Jackson
Shadows of Darkness by Charlene Newcomb
Starter’s Tale by Peter M. Schweighofer
Articles
Personal Influences Affect Bakura by Ilene Rosenberg
Galaxywide NewsNets
Smuggler’s Log
It’s a Gambler’s Life by Anthony P. Russo
Enemies for Life by Stephen Luminati
Creatures Preview by Bill Smith
Loyalties by James L. Cambias
Wanted by Cracken
Cracken’s Rebel Field Guide: Scanners by Larry Granato
A Deal Gone Sour by Chuck Sperati
Surprise Visit by Stephen Crane
- GenresStar Wars
286 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 1994
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January 6, 2025
Review for “The Final Exit” by Patricia A. Jackson
A very different look at the Galaxy, with a Jedi Master and Apprentice who apparently devoted their studies to the arts? This is something we’ve never explored, and I kinda like the prospect.
I always roll my eyes when we start off a story with “Here’s your not-Han-and-Chewie-pair-of-the-week,” but this sold me on the characters very quickly. Immediately every character is distinctive and unique, even if a lot of the tropes are not. I enjoyed this a good bit, and I find it fascinating on top of that.
A very different look at the Galaxy, with a Jedi Master and Apprentice who apparently devoted their studies to the arts? This is something we’ve never explored, and I kinda like the prospect.
I always roll my eyes when we start off a story with “Here’s your not-Han-and-Chewie-pair-of-the-week,” but this sold me on the characters very quickly. Immediately every character is distinctive and unique, even if a lot of the tropes are not. I enjoyed this a good bit, and I find it fascinating on top of that.
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