Comic Review: Jedi Knights #7 – Jedi vs Ninjas!
Mace Windu and Aayla Secura team up against a horde of assassins to save Qui-Gon Jinn’s life.
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Sep 10, 2025
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Writer: Marc Guggenheim
Artist: Madibek Musabekov
Colors: Luis Guerrero
Publisher summary:
QUI-GON JINN IS DEAD! Or he will be…if JEDI KNIGHTS MACE WINDU and AAYLA SECURA can't find the antidote to the poison that is killing him.The antidote can only be found on SINSARA…the most dangerous planet you've never heard of! But what is the mysterious connection Sinsara has with Qui-Gon Jinn's past?
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Why it matters: Jedi Knights continues to be one of the best displays of Jedi heroics we’ve ever seen. As Qui-Gon’s life hangs in the balance, Mace Windu and Aayla Secura must fight their way through assassins looking for a cure, and the result is as thrilling as you’d expect.
Key moments:
Epic Action: Not only do the Jedi fight off dozens of assassins, they have to deal with the return of the kaijura from issue #3. Madibek Musabekov renders these battles in stunning fashion.
Jedi ideals: When the dust finally settles, our heroes remind us that there is more to a Jedi than fighting with laser swords.
Mysteries continue: Qui-Gon’s life is unsurprisingly saved, but there are still lingering questions about the assassination attempt.
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The big picture:
This series is as consistent as it gets. Marc Guggenheim’s exploration of the Jedi through these short stories continues to be a thrilling look at the so-called peaceful era of the Republic. While most of the series has been done-in-one stories, this two-parter earns the extra page space with both high stakes action and discussions about what makes the Jedi Order the ultimate heroes. Most of all, Guggenheim and Musabekov remember that comic books should be one thing above all else: FUN.
Our rating: Incredible
What’s next: Issue #8–starring Kelleran Beq–hits shelves on October 22nd.
For a deeper discussion of this issue, be sure to check out this week’s episode of The Cosmic Force podcast!
Oz Davis is a Content Creator at Youtini and co-host of The Cosmic Force. He's kept up with every Canon release since 2014 and has a particular soft spot for lesser-known books like "Servants of the Empire." As part of Youtini's "Dad Batch," he's also developed an affinity for the multitude of Star Wars children's books, and he's always looking to expand his collection.
