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Original Title:	Star Wars: Death Troopers
ISBN:	0345509625 (ISBN13: 9780345509628)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Star Wars Legends
Characters:	Chewbacca, Kale Longo, Trig Longo, Jareth Sartoris, Zahara Cody, Waste, Aur Myss, Han Solo
Setting:	Purge (prison barge)

Death Troopers (Star Wars Legends) Hardcover | Pages: 288 pages

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Title	:	Death Troopers (Star Wars Legends)
Author	:	Joe Schreiber
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	October 13th 2009 by LucasBooks (first published 2009)
Categories	:	Media Tie In. Star Wars. Horror. Science Fiction. Fiction. Zombies

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When the Imperial prison barge Purge–temporary home to five hundred of the galaxy’s most ruthless killers, rebels, scoundrels, and thieves–breaks down in a distant, uninhabited part of space, its only hope appears to lie with a Star Destroyer found drifting, derelict, and seemingly abandoned. But when a boarding party from the Purge is sent to scavenge for parts, only half of them come back–bringing with them a horrific disease so lethal that within hours nearly all aboard the Purge die in ways too hideous to imagine. And death is only the beginning. The Purge’s half-dozen survivors–two teenage brothers, a sadistic captain of the guards, a couple of rogue smugglers, and the chief medical officer, the lone woman on board–will do whatever it takes to stay alive. But nothing can prepare them for what lies waiting aboard the Star Destroyer amid its vast creaking emptiness that isn’t really empty at all. For the dead are rising: soulless, unstoppable, and unspeakably hungry.

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Ratings: 3.65 From 7695 Users | 895 Reviews

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Kinda slow and boring it changed characters a-lot but would be appealing to a star wars "nerd" but not to me. It lasted longer than some other books I started reading that I had found in my basement so i'll give it 2 stars.

this marks my second (and possibly last) foray into the surprisingly expansive world of Star Wars tie-in novels. my first was Han Solo's Revenge back when I was 10 or so.the plot involves the Empire prison ship Purge and its ill-fated encounter with a not-quite abandoned Empire Destroyer. things are lurking aboard this gigantic ship, both viral and on two legs. I had a good deal of fun racing around this immense zombie labyrinth with the suddenly very small cast of characters. Death Troopers

I am probably being too generous with the 5 stars, but I really enjoyed it. I got this as an audio book, and it had sound effects, music and really creepy noises for the "zombies", which is actually what made it so enjoyable to me and why I rated it 5 stars rather than 4; it was like listening to a horror movie. I think it would be a good read, but I definitely recommend getting the audio version of it and I normally prefer reading to audio books.

I had put off reading this book for a long time because I did not want to be disappointed. When I first heard about Death Troopers, I was a bit excited. The concept seemed to be pretty exciting: horror set in the Star Wars Universe. As much as I wanted to rush out and buy this book to read, I waited. My fear was that the book would fall far short of my expectations of the initial concept and leaving me feeling annoyed. I finally gave in and picked up this book from the local library. After

This book takes a fun concept---zombies + Star Wars---and fails to deliver on its promise. The plot itself is a fairly standard horror/zombie story that could have taken place anywhere, and the Star Wars details are simply layered over the top. The structure of the plot is well done, but there are some serious problems with the book as a whole.The inclusion of two characters famous from the movies [I won't mention their names, as to not spoil it:] was rather pointless, especially since Death

A long time ago in a galaxy far far away...I read this and it was a well done Star Wars novel done in a horror form. In it, a virus of course turned many of the characters into walking dead, resemblances of Twenty Eight Days Later, and Dawn of the Dead remake. I did like reading it and was engrossed into the action packed horror, but admit to rolling my eyes up as soon as I realized this was another zombie novel except set in a Star Wars universe. I really like the horror of some of the subplots

Star Wars: Death Troopers, by Joe SchreiberI believe I saw "Death Troopers" advertised as the first Star Wars horror novel. Although I am not a horror fan, I am an avid Star Wars fan so I had to read it. My first impression came about 100 pages into the novel: it's just a horror story with some Star Wars dressing. That aside, it's an okay horror story, but it seems very typical. Abandoned ship, check. Mysterious virus, check. Zombies, check. Add some Star Wars elements, check. I really only kept