COOL VIDEOS: Darth Maul returns in Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series!

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Darth Maul returns!  If you haven’t been watching Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series on Cartoon Network, well, in some cases I can’t blame you, but there are some pretty kick ass episodes out there that trump ol’ Lucas himself in terms of story, action, and character.

For those who felt that the Sith Lord got a bum deal in being killed off in Episode 1, well, here’s his redemption and return. 

Check it out:

Darth Maul with his cyberlegs first appeared in the Dark Horse Visionaries comic book where he returned to Tattoine to kill Luke Skywalker, but was thwarted once again by Obi Wan, putting the horn-headed villain to rest a second time. 

Cool stuff.  Check out Star Wars: The Clone Wars on the Cartoon Network.

Source: USA Today

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