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On the Fields of Battle (Star Wars: Clone Wars, Vol. 6)

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Another great graphic novel in the Clone Wars series. This picks up from where volume 4 left off, once again going to the story of Quinlan Vos. This book didn't have any real good battles but was filled with more lightsaber fights than in the first 5 volumes combined. Great art (as usual), and the storyline gets even more interesting when no one knows whose side Vos really is. It would have been nice to see more of Yoda since the last story from volume 5 wasn't the best. A great ending to this, though.

Alright it's just my opinion but this was my favorite of the entire series. Starting with Mace and other Masters making a "Show of Force" to intimidate a guild of Bounty Hunters. A Quick story about Obi-Wan and Anakin. A story from Commander Bly's Point of View (Aayla Secura's Commander). And it ends with a story about Obi-Wan and Quinlan Vos, which was another of my favorites and even showed a bit of their past training as padawans together.
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This volume covers a wide spectrum of characters and events. I must say after reading all of the Dark Horse Clone Wars graphic novels that I recommend buying the whole series to all Star Wars fans. I have enjoyed reading them very much, not to say they are without flaws, this one included. I was extremely disappointed in the Asajj/Anakin confrontation in this volume. I don't want to give away anything so I'll just leave it at that. I wish they would just move on and get away from Asajj Ventress and Quilan Vos, whose stories were great to start with, but I just think they've been dragged out too long.

I enjoy the Clone Wars series because it gives you the sense of what the jedi endured before Episode III. You see many backstories of Jedi that are quickly shown in the films and how the relate to each other. This volume is a must have for any Clone Wars fan.

I'm a big star wars fan and I very much enjoy seeing the story contiue on in all different forms of media. This volume is a must have for anyone trying to keep up to date with the clone wars.

Part of a series on the clone wars, but done much better than others. Would recommed getting entire collection, but this one clearly demonstrates the fundamental differences between the stretched thin (physically and emotionally) the Jedi are and their blindness to the fact that they are being manipulated. It makes the story a bit lame, especially given all of the knowledge and power and insight that the Jedi are supposed to have been using to care for the Republic the last 1000 years or so.

This book is an exciting combination of stories about the Jedi fighting in the Clone Wars. It is non-stop action. Many questions are answered about the time between the second and third episodes of Star Wars movies.

This is a great series! Absolutely worth to begin an excellent Star Wars series! The art is great and there are a lot of details and things to watch in these magazines.