Watto may be gone in official Star Wars continuity thanks to Darth Vader, but he lives on in the hearts of many - even if he doesn't deserve it. Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #1 will be available on ...

In the 2005 comic anthology Star Wars Visionaries, Watto met a violent end at the hands of Darth Maul, who decapitated the Toydarian as part of his hunt for Obi-Wan Kenobi.The moment takes place ...

Today Star Wars fans are either celebrating, booing, or are simply confused about the news that Watto - the Toydarian who claims ownership over Anakin and his mother Shmi in "Star Wars: Episode I ...

Star Wars icon Mark Hamill says George Lucas never considered killing any of the main characters, unlike the sequels: "In the new ones, they pop us off one at a time" Phew, Watto lives another day.

The future of Star Wars comics at Marvel is at a bit of a turning point this year, as the door begins to close on the era of the High Republic, and the mainline Star Wars book prepares to enter a ...

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. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip.

The Star Wars community was rocked last month with the news of the seemingly inevitable death of Watto, the Toydarian junk dealer and former slave owner of Anakin Skywalker. But now the moment is ...

An upcoming Star Wars comic depicts Darth Vader killing Watto, ... Anakin kept his cool with Watto then, but if there’s one thing Darth Vader is not, it’s a chill guy.

Watto was introduced in 1999’s Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace, owning a young Anakin Skywalker and his mother Shmi as slaves working in his junkshop.The character also makes a brief ...

Watto has reportedly died at the hands of Darth Vader. The second edition in a new Star Wars comic series titled Legacy of Vader apparently features the feared Sith lord taking his revenge on ...