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While Dark Horse was enjoying much success with their line of Star Wars comic books, the majority of the stories in 2002 focused on the prequel trilogy. A growing demand rose that forced Dark Horse to create a second ongoing monthly series, this time set in the era of the original trilogy. So, with issue #46, the Star Wars title changed names to Star Wars: Republic, signifying the differences in the timeline.

The first storyline Blood and Honor, told the tale of Sagoro Autem, a Coruscant Guard, who teamed with Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker to prevent an assassin from killing a high-ranking senator. This story is by John Ostrander, C.P.Smith, and Jason Rodriguez, with covers by Steve Firchow.

Sacrifice, a single-issue story by Ostrander, and Jan Duursema followed next, which re-introduced Quinlan Vos and Aayla Secura to readers. Two years after their last appearance - a cameo in the Attack of the Clones comic adaptation notwithstanding - Quinlan has gone underground and assumed the identity of Korto Vos, a smuggler and spy working on the fringe of the galaxy, and Aayla has been sent to the Wheel investigate. The two Jedi face off against a Falleen who has plans vital to the Republic, and he's not willing to give them up.

Things really change with the super-sized issue #50, which officially kicks off the Cone Wars storyline, which continues to the present day. From The Defense of Kamino to the current The Battle of Jabiim, this series follows Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywlaker, Quinlan Vos, Aayla Secura, and ARC Trooper Alpha as they lead their fellow Jedi Knight and Clone Trooper armies against the Separatist Forces led by Count Dooku, the bounty hunter Durge and the Sith apprentice Asajj Ventress. Look for updates to this gallery as the series progresses.

STAR WARS: REPUBLIC
Star Wars: Republic 46 / Honor and Duty 1 Star Wars: Republic 47 / Honor and Duty 2 Star Wars: Republic 48 / Honor and Duty 3 Star Wars: Republic 49
Star Wars: Republic 50 Star Wars: Republic 51 Star Wars: Republic 52 Star Wars: Republic 53
Star Wars: Republic 54 Star Wars: Republic 55 / The Battle of Jabiim 1 Star Wars: Republic 56 / The Battle of Jabiim 2 Star Wars: Republic 57 / The Battle of Jabiim 3
Star Wars: Republic 58 Star Wars: Republic 59 Star Wars: Republic 60 Star Wars: Republic 61
Star Wars: Republic 62 Star Wars: Republic 63 Star Wars: Republic 64 Star Wars: Republic 65
Star Wars: Republic 66 Star Wars: Republic 67 Star Wars: Republic 68 Star Wars: Republic 69
Star Wars: Republic 70 Star Wars: Republic 71 Star Wars: Republic 72 Star Wars: Republic 73
Star Wars: Republic 74 Star Wars: Republic 75 Star Wars: Republic 76 Star Wars: Republic 77
Star Wars: Republic 78 Star Wars: Republic 79 Star Wars: Republic 80 Star Wars: Republic 81
Star Wars: Republic 82 Star Wars: Republic 83
Related Titles
Star Wars: Full of Surprises (Hasbro/TRU Exclusive 1) Star Wars: Most Precious Weapon (Hasbro/TRU Exclusive 2) Star Wars: Practice Makes Perfect (Hasbro/TRU Exclusive 3) Star Wars: Machines of War (Hasbro/TRU Exclusive 4)
Star Wars: Purge
Collected Editions
Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume I - The Defense of Kamino Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume II - Victories and Sacrifices Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume III - Last Stand on Jabiim  Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume IV - Light And Dark
Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume V - The Best Blades Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume VI - On The Fields Of Battle Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume VII - When They Were Brothers Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume VIII - The Last Siege, the Final Truth
International Editions
Star Wars: Republik 38



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