Can Yaddle save the life of Count Dooku, the man destined to kill her? Star Wars: Jedi Knights #5 explores this tragic ...

Cavan Scott’s Dooku: Jedi Lost tells us he returned to his home planet, Serenno, and took up his family title. One can only imagine the brooding that took place: ...

Now, should Dooku have become a Sith Lord? No, and Tales of the Jedi doesn’t do a great job of explaining how he went from ex-Jedi to a man who would murder Yaddle, if somewhat reluctantly ...

Despite his lightsaber skills, General Grievous could not use the Force, so why did the Jedi not use this to their advantage more often?

Tales of the Jedi doesn't just give Count Dooku the back-story he's been missing for 20 years, it also reveals just how much this character's rise and fall mirrors that of his replacement, Anakin ...

And yet, because Dooku was once a Jedi and the master of Qui-Gon Jinn, he must have been good at some point. The new animated anthology series Tales of the Jedi answers these questions and then some.

In the episode, Yaddle suspects somethings off with Jedi Master Dooku when he skips out on the funeral for his padawan Qui-Gon Jinn. She tails Jedi Master Dooku off-world and tracks him to a ...

For the first time on screen, we see Dooku make the turn from Jedi Knight to Sith Lord, and learn the identity of the prequel trilogy victim that binds him to the dark side for good.

Mace is given the fallen Jedi's place on the Council, which annoys Dooku. He presumably sees it as Mace playing politics to rise within the Order and the Republic system, in the years before The ...