Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker, the official novelization of A New Hope, was published in 1976, six months before the release of the movie (a move that’s hard to fathom by today’s spoiler culture). Star Wars has existed longer on the page than on the big screen. But Foster’s Luke and Leia adventure isn’t actually the first Star Wars book.
Battlefront: Twilight Companyhas a truth of realism and purpose for its characters not seen often enough in the Star Wars galaxy.’ 4.The Expanded Universe has been a part of Star Wars for almost as long as the movies have, starting with Alan Dean Foster’s novel Splinter of the Mind’s Eye, which was published in 1978 and was originally conceived as a low-budget continuation of A New Hope had the movie flopped. "‘a compelling and realistic is a character-driven story with each character having multiple layers that are slowly peeled away as the story progresses from battle to battle. In short, Twilight Companyis far better than what is essentially a piece of videogame tie-in merchandise has any right to be" "It’s a real throwback to the 20,000 AD books of old, and seeing this style transplanted into the Star Wars universe is a real treat. "As a new entry into the setting, it serves as a vibrant look into the lore backed with a solid story, showing the best and worst of both sides in this war" Battlefront: Twilight Companyhas a truth of realism and purpose for its characters not seen often enough in the Star Wars galaxy.’ 4.5 stars" ( Star Wars Books & Comics) In short, Twilight Companyis far better than what is essentially a piece of videogame tie-in merchandise has any right to be" ( SciFi Now)
"As a new entry into the setting, it serves as a vibrant look into the lore backed with a solid story, showing the best and worst of both sides in this war" ( Starburst Magazine)
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