We hate to think Darth Vader actually went all the way back to Tatooine just to blast Watto into the galactic afterlife, but this comic sure seems to think it's what he did. We're not laughing at ...

Watto, an alien from the Star Wars prequel trilogy, was revealed to have been murdered by Darth Vader in a spin-off comic, sparking mock tributes and memes. ByDani Di Placido, Senior Contributor.

In the EU, Watto was alive at least by the time of ... One of the best thing about the Darth Vader comics at Marvel in particular is how they’ve managed to draw a line between the Anakin we ...

Again, this was a fitting death for Watto, giving Darth Vader revenge for his childhood without showing the Sith lord stooping to obsession over such a lowly enemy. Vader had the excuse of killing ...

Seeking to find out who dared to enslave the mighty Darth Vader, Ren has Vaneé take him to Watto’s junkyard, found empty and in a state of disrepair. It’s here we get the panel glimpsed in ...

When Ren and Vaneé find Watto’s shop in ruins, Ren envisions Darth Vader returning to Tatooine to take his revenge and choke Watto to death with his unforgiving Force grip. He learns that Vader ...

Today Star Wars fans are either celebrating, booing, or are simply confused about the news that Watto - the Toydarian ... Menace" - was not murdered by Darth Vader. Back in January, Marvel ...

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