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Incredibly detailed original art showcases thirteen of the most popular STAR WARS vehicles. Exploded, 3-dimensional views show us the inner workings of each ship, including the X-wing, the Death Star, Boba Fett's SLAVE I, and more. Color throughout.

The war ignited in Star Wars: "Episode II" is escalating as the Separatist forces, led by Count Dooku, General Grievous, and Darth Sidious, intensify their assault on the Republic. As crucial events unfold, Jedi Knights Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker embark on a mission to capture Trade Federation Viceroy Nute Gunray on Neimoidia. However, Gunray proves elusive, evading capture while the Jedi narrowly escape perilous situations. Their efforts lead to an unexpected discovery: a unique holotransceiver containing intelligence that could reveal the whereabouts of the elusive Darth Sidious. With renewed determination, Anakin and Obi-Wan follow leads from the droid factories of Charros IV to distant Outer Rim worlds, inching closer to uncovering the Sith Lord who has been manipulating the Separatist rebellion. Yet, in this galaxy-wide game of strategy filled with ambushes and counterattacks, Sidious remains a step ahead, orchestrating a campaign designed to divide and overwhelm the Jedi. As the stakes rise, the fate of the Republic hangs in the balance, setting the stage for a dramatic confrontation that will seal the destinies of all involved. The relentless pursuit of truth and justice against a backdrop of treachery and deception unfolds, leading to a shocking turn of events.

One of the coolest aspects of George Lucas's Star Wars saga is the intricate detail he incorporates into each character and piece of equipment, from major figures like Yoda to minor elements such as a Kaminoan Doorbell's tone activator. To celebrate the second installment of the prequels, DK and Lucas Books have created a comprehensive reference tool that showcases Episode II's heroes, villains, creatures, battle equipment, and more, making it an essential addition for fans. Each engaging spread features a major subject with subheadings, vibrant color photos, name labels, descriptive characteristics, and background information. For instance, Obi-Wan Kenobi's section highlights his combat stance, details his role in Episode II, explains his clothing and lightsaber, and discusses his fighting style, accompanied by scenes from the film. Other spreads cover characters like Anakin Skywalker, Zam Wesell, Tusken Raiders, and Trade Federation Battle Droids. Data File boxes throughout the book offer additional intriguing insights. This glossy volume is sure to thrill Star Wars enthusiasts of all ages, delving into the film's intricacies and answering questions they may not have considered. It also serves as an enlightening resource for casual viewers who wish to appreciate the depth of Lucas's work.