When I was little, I always had linked Mace Windu, but I think it was merely because I was a fan of Samuel L Jackson. I never really got to delve into his backstory outside of the movies, so this was a first for me (15+ years later). You really got a deep look into how Master Windu came to be who he is throughout this graphic novel. Not only that, but you really got to see how others thought of the Clone Wars, early into its existence, which was my favorite aspect of this story. It really felt relatable to the times now as not everyone agrees on how war/conflict should be handled. I really recommend picking up this and giving it a read. It isn't this must read, extremely amazing story, but it is worth the quick read to get some more insight on Master Windu and the early stages of the Clone Wars.