This article was originally published on dorksideoftheforce.com as New Star Wars comic involving Mace Windu could make a perfect Clone Wars spin-off.

Ask any "Star Wars" fan -- any prequel fan, at least -- to name their five favorite Jedi, and Mace Windu is likely to come up. After all, when you sport a purple lightsaber and are played by Samuel L.

Marvel Comics takes us back to the Prequel Era next week with the launch of its latest Star Wars comic series Star Wars: Jedi Knights, and you can get yourself a sneak peek at the first issue below ...

Across the various Star Wars movies, few scenes more heartbreaking than Mace Windu’s death at the hands of Supreme Chancellor Palpatine in Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, which is ...

Star Wars' Days Of Future Past in Jedi Knights #1 from Marvel Comics by Marc Guggenheim and Madibek Musabekov (Spoilers) ...

It took six movies, but George Lucas finally pulled an Alfred Hitchcock and showed up in person on screen in Star Wars: ...

Is it my turn?’ Fans will have to come to terms with the fact that Mace Windu really can't return to Star Wars at this point, as his return would leave too many holes in the franchise’s ...

A lot of the best Hollywood decisions came from necessity, and Star Wars' best casting decision was no exception, as a new ...

Mace was going to come ... did return on the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars and, during an arc in Season 2, young Fett did indeed try to kill Windu. Logan reprised his role and did ...