skyjedi2005 said:Prequel to the Prequels have already been done in books Like the Darth Bane trilogy, the Kotor games, the star wars chronology, The Knights of the Old Republic Comics, Tales of the Jedi and Sith War comics.
In novels they uncovered the Machinations of Papatine to Unseat Chancellor Valorum through lies and treachery. That novel i believe i cannot recall the name was the prequel to episode 1.
The Prequel to episode 2 was written by Alan Dean Foster.
Labyrinth of Evil i believe was the Prequel to Episode III.
The prequel in book form to episode IV is Dark Lord the Rise of Darth Vader, and a further prequel to episode IV was delivered in the forms of the Force Unleashed Game, and Purge comics.
The far future Series which would be set more than a hundred years after the Legacy of the Force Novel series is the Legacy comics.
The skywalker Bloodline continues into this series.
Any farther back than Anakin Skywalkers birth would there be stories of an Earlier Skywalker bloodline was Shmi the first Skywalker to give birth to a force sentitive Like Anakin or did anakin have jedi ancesters or whatever the force users were called before the existance of jedi. I think they were called Whills, or WHill users and also called the ashla. The ancestors of the sith were called the Bogan.
All of this is Expanded Universe things and George Lucas does not see them as Canon.
Look at The EU's Boba Fett before EP II came out. A full-grown Boba Fett in the EU fought in the clone wars, but then EP II changed that.
Also Lucas is always rewritten History.
Also most non-star wars fanatics who watch the movies know nonething about The EU.
The Star Wars chronology past the movies (like the EU) are a waste of time and money.
The EU is just a scam to take money from Star Wars Fans when there is no movies being made.
The EU is a Flase chronology and this not real canon.
The only chronology which George Lucas sees as Canon are the Six film of his Star Wars Saga and not the novels or comics or games.
This is some of the reasons I rarely buy or read the novels or comic.
For myself, I see Just the OOT and Anything EU before 1984 as canon. I Hate the SE, Prequels and Spin-offs. This is My own Star Wars Canon and not Lucas'. - Hunter Six
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_canon
"I don't read that stuff. I haven't read any of the novels. I don't know anything about that world. That's a different world than my world. But I do try to keep it consistent. The way I do it now is they have a Star Wars Encyclopedia. So if I come up with a name or something else, I look it up and see if it has already been used. When I said [other people] could make their own Star Wars stories, we decided that, like Star Trek, we would have two universes: My universe and then this other one. They try to make their universe as consistent with mine as possible, but obviously they get enthusiastic and want to go off in other directions." - George Lucas
"They have their own kind of world. There's three pillars of Star Wars. I'll probably get in trouble for this but it's OK! There's three pillars: the father, the son and the holy ghost. I'm the father, Howard Roffman [president of Lucas Licensing] is the son and the holy ghost is the fans, this kind of ethereal world of people coming up with all kinds of different ideas and histories. Now these three different pillars don't always match, but the movies and TV shows are all under my control and they are consistent within themselves. Howard tries to be consistent but sometimes he goes off on tangents and it's hard to hold him back. He once said to me that there are two Star Trek universes: there's the TV show and then there's all the spin-offs. He said that these were completely different and didn't have anything to do with each other. So I said, "OK, go ahead." In the early days I told them that they couldn't do anything about how Darth Vader was born, for obvious reasons, but otherwise I pretty much let them do whatever they wanted. They created this whole amazing universe that goes on for millions of years!"
- George Lucas