Jedi Power Battles reveals another new character that is coming to the game when it releases on modern platforms this January.

Skeleton Crew‘s finale episode finally revealed whether Jude Law’s rascally character, Jod Na Nawood, was a Jedi or not. And the answer is: sort of. In an emotionally charged confrontation with fantasy-fixated protagonist Wim (Ravi Cabot-Conyers),

After forty years, the character of Atha Prime finally comes to Star Wars: Jedi Knight, from Marc Guggenheim and Madibek Musabekov.

In these five unlettered pages from Star Wars: Jedi Knights #1, which Polygon can reveal courtesy of Marvel Comics, being guardians of peace and justice involves a lot of kicking butt — and also includes a first look at a new villain.

If Skeleton Crew left you craving more boundary-pushing Star Wars stories, these adventures will take you deeper into the galaxy's most exciting tales. The post Essential Star Wars Tales For ‘Skeleton Crew’ Fans appeared first on But Why Tho?

As Jod and the pirates close in on At Attin, the kids have to find a way to fight back against them before it's too late.

The Star Wars sequel trilogy remains divisive, but Disney/Lucasfilm series have found their groove. Skeleton Crew, with its Goonies-style story, introduces a unique villain that corrects past mistakes.

Jod (Jude Law) finally spills the (rather tragic) details about his backstory and ties to the Jedi in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 8.

Skeleton Crew's final episode, "The Real Good Guys" revealed Jod Na Nawood's tragic backstory. We dive into the story and the impact it had on Jod.

Skeleton Crew, the suspense ramps up as Jod unexpectedly reveals his true nature, just as the young protagonists return home.

Sheev Palpatine had secrets within secrets, one of which is subtly brought to light in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 8, 'The Real Good Guys.'