The Hand of Thrawn Duology were the final Star Wars novels, in both chronological and publication order, to be published by Bantam Spectra before Del Rey regained the Star Wars license. As such, it is responsible for wrapping up old storylines and setting the stage for the New Jedi Order series. in the article, ComicScan: Luke-ing for Love in all the Wrong Places in Star Wars Galaxy Collector 7, Timothy Zahn stated that one of the conditions for writing these novels was that Luke Skywalker would become engaged to Mara Jade at the duology's conclusion.
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| - The Hand of Thrawn Duology were the final Star Wars novels, in both chronological and publication order, to be published by Bantam Spectra before Del Rey regained the Star Wars license. As such, it is responsible for wrapping up old storylines and setting the stage for the New Jedi Order series. in the article, ComicScan: Luke-ing for Love in all the Wrong Places in Star Wars Galaxy Collector 7, Timothy Zahn stated that one of the conditions for writing these novels was that Luke Skywalker would become engaged to Mara Jade at the duology's conclusion.
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| - The Hand of Thrawn Duology were the final Star Wars novels, in both chronological and publication order, to be published by Bantam Spectra before Del Rey regained the Star Wars license. As such, it is responsible for wrapping up old storylines and setting the stage for the New Jedi Order series. in the article, ComicScan: Luke-ing for Love in all the Wrong Places in Star Wars Galaxy Collector 7, Timothy Zahn stated that one of the conditions for writing these novels was that Luke Skywalker would become engaged to Mara Jade at the duology's conclusion. In Germany the duology was formed in a trilogy, splitting the second book in half. A tie-in comic, Specter of Thrawn, was developed but ultimately never made.
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