Obsessive Fanboy Eddie and his Timeline Chronicleshttp://blogs.starwars.com/starwarstimelineHi y'all. I decided to starts a blog-thingy myself, enjoying to read the other ones at SW.com. As some of you might know, I am working on a little day-to-day timeline project which is to compass everything (officially) published from December 1976 to now. My work is based largely on the established EU hyperspace travel times as established earlier by both West End Games and Wizards of the Coast.en-usUpcoming Books and Comics 2009 - 2011, taken from www.starwarstimeline.comhttp://blogs.starwars.com/starwarstimeline/32eddieUpcoming books and comics for 2009 - 2011 (visit www.starwarstimeline.com for semi-daily updates!!!CollectingJul 30, 2009 12:31 AMstarwars.com-blog-1987-32What was the first piece of EU?http://blogs.starwars.com/starwarstimeline/14eddieOkay, two blogs on 1 day... I am really on a roll now!!!!<br /> Expanded UniverseJan 15, 2007 01:42 AMstarwars.com-blog-1987-14Hyperspace-travel-time-ommissions are great, to a certain pointhttp://blogs.starwars.com/starwarstimeline/5eddieOkidoki, I am currently in the middle of Dark Lords of the Sith for my day-to-day chronological breakdown of the Star Wars Timeline, and I came upon something peculiar. I know there has been much debate about forgetting about hyperspace-travel-times inNov 01, 2006 10:47 AMstarwars.com-blog-1987-5Revenge of the Sith and hyperspace travel times, blééééhhhhhttp://blogs.starwars.com/starwarstimeline/1eddieOkay, okay, I get the message: in transcribing Revenge of the Sith for my timeline, I kinda incorporated the established hyperspace travel times as created by both West End Games and build upon by Wizards of the Coast, and boy, did it backfire. I'veFan ActivitiesJun 17, 2005 01:07 PMstarwars.com-blog-1987-1