Darth Maul

[darthmenical]

Could Darth Maul have participated in teh Clone Wars. Since there's a comic that Maul fights Vader.

[Noble Ire]

Could Darth Maul have participated in teh Clone Wars. Since there's a comic that Maul fights Vader.

First off, try to lay off the thread post button for a bit. It could be interprited as spamming.

As to your question, no. Maul died on Naboo. Both his EU appearences after that are non-canonical.

[Base Delta Zero]

Could Darth Maul have participated in teh Clone Wars. Since there's a comic that Maul fights Vader.

Umm... seeing as how he dies before the Clone Wars, that sounds... difficult.

[Jack Bauer]

Someone please lock this stupid thread.

[Stark]

I love it when idiots play mod.

Still, I'm curious how anyone could see a *comic* with Maul fighting Vader (probably over Quinlan Voss, he's such a sexy, edgy beast) and decide that being laterally bisected in TPM probably didn't kill him. It's nuts.

[Crom]

I remember that particular comic. A sect of monks devoted to the Dark Side actually resurrected Darth Maul and pitted him against Darth Vader in an attempt to prove that Darth Vader was not worthy of being Sidious's apprentice.

[Old Plympto]

Wasn't it a Star Wars Tales short when it was still tagged "Infinities"? I've never read it, but I heard it was a good study of Vader's psyche or self-hatred or some such.

[Noble Ire]

Wasn't it a Star Wars Tales short when it was still tagged "Infinities"?

Yup. As I said, both that story, and the second Kenobi duel in Visionaries are non-canonical (I believe Chee confirmed this on the OS.)

[Molyneux]

Wasn't it a Star Wars Tales short when it was still tagged "Infinities"?

Yup. As I said, both that story, and the second Kenobi duel in Visionaries are non-canonical (I believe Chee confirmed this on the OS.)

But, speaking as someone who first read "Visionaries" a couple of days ago, the Maul-Kenobi fight on Tatooine was sooooo sweet to look at. And it would fit well into the canon - and I think that some may be taking the lack of internal organs spilling out the giant gash in Maul's top half as he fell as evidence that he was holding himself together somehow.

[Lord Revan]

I love it when idiots play mod.

Still, I'm curious how anyone could see a *comic* with Maul fighting Vader (probably over Quinlan Voss, he's such a sexy, edgy beast) and decide that being laterally bisected in TPM probably didn't kill him. It's nuts.

actually Dark Jedi have survived from a similar wound (in Dark Forces 2).

[Tiriol]

I love it when idiots play mod.

Still, I'm curious how anyone could see a *comic* with Maul fighting Vader (probably over Quinlan Voss, he's such a sexy, edgy beast) and decide that being laterally bisected in TPM probably didn't kill him. It's nuts.

actually Dark Jedi have survived from a similar wound (in Dark Forces 2).

Indeed. Although it should be remembered that the Dark Jedi in question was aboard Jerec's Vengeance when Jedi Master Qu Rahn cut him in half and as such he had quick access to medical facilities - a resource that Darth Maul could not call upon. And the other Dark Jedi might also had used their possible healing powers on their hapless comrade (once again, something that Maul lacked). And finally, Maul fell down a deep shaft and most likely would have died from serious concussions when he hit the ground - the Dark Jedi in Dark Forces II just fell on the ship's floor, although the pain must have been immeasurable.