sorry double post.

Wow I'll def. be skipping this one.

*Apparently the Star Wars: Complete Cross-Sections has tried to resolve the "Tydirium Capture" dispute. However, it claims that Ace Azzameen stole the codes, not the ship, while Antilles stole the actual ship from Prefsbelt IV. Is that particular mission now declared non-canon (I hope not, it was a far superior set up to the Rogue Squadron rendition), and if not, what's the situation? *
We tried to encapsulate all the versions of the stealing of the Tydirium without having to subjectively determine which was the "far superior set up."

• • Is he the broken Droid in Jabba's Dungeon? Hasbro's backcard says that this is CZ-4.

• Is he the CZ Droid who can later be seen in Jabba's Throne Room when he sentences the heroes to the Sarlacc? I think this must be CZ-4 (his CCG card shows him standing)
• Is he both these Droids?*

Yes, yes, and yes. As we saw with C-3PO in ESB, it doesn't really take that long to reassemble this type of droid no matter their state of disrepair.

What Rebel Echo Base trooper spoke the line 'Echo Station 3-T-8. We've spotted Imperial Walkers'?
Trey Callum.

So was Ms. Hewett incorrectly informed at C III, or is the Double Agent card mistaken in its identification of Shada?
Hewett was Brea... I mean Shada. Check out the Q&A of Insider #95 for the full answer.

In Star Wars Insider #69, in the HoloNet News section, it says: ...The initial assault claimed 32 clones, all from the 43rd "Killer-Aiwha" Battalion, and there are three confirmed Jedi deaths: Dalnus Cam, Sana-Jis Ilowa, and Rallcema Bylissura.
Yes, those are the three Jedi we see in the comic, but we never determined which name went to which character.

And yes, in the EU, we still say Boba Fett survived the Sarlacc.

Re: Beware the Dark Side: If you note on the bottom right corner of the page, it says "Possible Escape: Some people believe that Boba managed to escape from the stomach of the Sarlacc." There you have it. The book isn't written in-universe, but if it was the text could be said to have been written in the months or years shortly after Return of the Jedi before the galaxy at large was aware that Fett was alive and well.

This is a brand new, officially licensed book. Why is it tossing out all the post-episode VI Boba Fett stuff?
< Wow! Amazing. I really love this book already

I just got a copy of the book Beware the Dark Side, by Simon Beecroft, and I'm confused over three things.
First, it says that the Sith revealed themselves to the Jedi after two thousand years of hiding. Is this a typo?
Second, it says that Boba Fett died in the Sarlacc. It doesn't hint; rather, it flat out states, "Fett finally tumbled to his death into the ravenous jaws of a giant desert creature called the Sarlacc." What's going on here? This is a brand new, officially licensed book. Why is it tossing out all the post-episode VI Boba Fett stuff?
Finally, it refers to "Luke and Leia Skywalker." Did Leia really use the Skywalker name?

A subplot of Sacrifice involves a group of Verpine named "Roche." Is this supposed to be the droid manufacturer Roche, or does it refer to the government of the Roche asteroids? It's never really made clear in the novel.

This would contradict CZ-3's Databank entry:

"Stolen, liberated and re-stolen several times, the droid was eventually tracked down by the bounty hunting brothers of Takeel and Zutton. Zutton destroyed the droid and apprehended Mcgrrrr. A pair of mischievous Mos Eisley droid dealers promptly stole the droid's remains."

I wrote on May 16, 2007:

How have you decided to treat the "Conan Antonio Motti" name from the recent Conan O'Brien show for Holocron purposes? Is it just another joke, or are you taking it a bit more seriously than that?

For those interested in the answer (and there's more to the answer than just "yep, that's his canon name"), it's in the newest Insider, #96.

Tasty, I'm afraid I've got to re-ask a question from yester-year.

Apparently the Star Wars: Complete Cross-Sections has tried to resolve the "Tydirium Capture" dispute. However, it claims that Ace Azzameen stole the codes, not the ship, while Antilles stole the actual ship from Prefsbelt IV.

How can that work? Not only did Azzameen have nothing to do with the literal capture of the ship (If I recall, he ferried the commandos to Zhar and covered their retreat in the ship), but the mission literally shows the ship flying away from Zhar and back to the Liberty

Is that particular mission now declared non-canon (I hope not, it was a far superior set up to the Rogue Squadron rendition), and if not, what's the situation? Is it one of those "Battle of Wayland" type things?