Star Wars: Mace Windu - The Twilight Run - by Marc Bernardin (Paperback)

About the Book

"One of the greatest Jedi Knights of all stars in his own comic book! Even in the years before the Clone Wars, Mace Windu was known for his discipline, determination and combat skills. They'll all be put to the test as he vies to stop an incendiary secret from falling into the wrong hands! When a scientist's discovery threatens the balance of the galaxy, Mace is led down a treacherous path of mystery and action! After working together to escape the menace of the Bore Worm, Mace and smuggler Azita Cruuz are pursued by a Hutt-hired bounty hunter on the refinery moon Ro Mira at else lies in their path? Who is following them? And what is Coaxium Ultra?"--

Book Synopsis

One of the greatest Jedi Knights of all stars in his own comic book! Even in the years before the Clone Wars, Mace Windu was known for his discipline, determination and combat skills. They'll all be put to the test as he vies to stop an incendiary secret from falling into the wrong hands! When a scientist's discovery threatens the balance of the galaxy, Mace is led down a treacherous path of mystery and action! After working together to escape the menace of the Bore Worm, Mace and smuggler Azita Cruuz are pursued by a Hutt-hired bounty hunter on the refinery moon Ro Mira. But what else lies in their path? Who is following them? And what is Coaxium Ultra? Collecting STAR WARS: MACE WINDU (2024) #1-4 and material from STAR WARS: REVELATIONS (2023) #1.

About the Author

Marc Bernardin is an American journalist, public speaker, and TV and comic book writer. He has also worked as editor on various publications such as the Los Angeles Times, The Hollywood Reporter and Entertainment Weekly. His comic book credits include work with DC, Marvel, and Image, with such iconic characters as Wolverine, Static Shock, and more.

Georges Jeanty helped build the popularity of mutants Bishop and Gambit on their respective solo series in the 1990s, and went on to further acclaim with The American Way for DC Comics' Wildstorm imprint. Jeanty demonstrated his flair for likeness work as the artist for the comic-book continuation of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Joss Whedon's beloved TV series.