As such, I chose to take them as extra material, if for the sole reasons that things which happened in the web comics are referenced to in specific episodes and that attention and care appears to have been given to their writing, in order to create a multi-faceted story. Having researched other fans’ similar Timeline projects, I can safely say a far amount of people agree that they are worth factoring into the series.

If the official word from Leland Chee is to disregard them (a statement he himself has not made, I should point out), I feel it would be a shame. I also feel it would be something of disservice to the fans who were, until now, led to believe the web comics were an important part of The Clone Wars series.

I tried to be as clear in the sequence of events as possible. In creating my chronology, I decided that the events in the episodes and web comics took precedence over the fact that all the Season 1 web comics were meant to tie directly into specific partner episodes. Removing that original intention, as well as the need to keep certain smaller episode arcs intact, and instead focusing solely on pure chronological order, the necessary sequence becomes clear. It would be a real shame if those web comics were deemed non-canon, because I’ve demonstrated in my Chronology and Walkthroughs how they all fit together pretty harmoniously. There’s no need to throw them out the window, since all that’s required to make the order work is accounting for both products equally, at which point it all fits into place.

I’ve also added the fourth Walkthrough to me blog, which takes us into Season 4. Future Walkthroughs will follow.

Cheers Everyone!