365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 220: I'd still vote for him over Trump

Panels from Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones #3 (May 2002), script by Henry Gilroy, pencils by Jan Duursema, inks by Ray Kryssing, colors by Digital Chameleon, letters by Steve Dutro

365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 219: Disarm you with a smile

Panel from Star Wars: Invasion #0 (October 2009), script by Tom Taylor, pencils and inks by Colin Wilson, colors by Wes Dzioba, letters by Michael Heisler

365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 218: It pains me that Star Wars fans only know Greg Proops for this...

Panels from Star Wars (1998 Dark Horse series) #14 (January 2000), script by Timothy Truman, pencils by Tom Lyle, inks by Robert Jones, colors by Dan Jackson, letters by Michael Taylor
…so watch this instead.

Bully and His Pals: This is the droid I was looking for!

I created my own Star Wars droid at Walt Disney World! I call him Oswald.

365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 217: A Han Line Between Love and Hate

Panels from Star Wars (2013 Dark Horse series) #12 (December 2013), script by Brian Wood, pencils and inks by Carlos D'Anda, colors by Gabe Eltaeb, letters by Michael Heisler

365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 216: I got a rock

Panels from Star Wars: Invasion #2 (August 2009), script by Tom Taylor, pencils and inks by Colin Wilson, colors by Wes Dzioba, letters by Michael Heisler
(Click picture to bigger-and-boulder-size)

365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 215: The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the Windu

Panels from "Run Mace Run" in Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures #2 (November 2004); script, pencils, and inks by Matt Fillbach and Shawn Fillbach; colors by Wil Glass; letters by Michael David Thomas

Fun with Comics: THIS IS YOUR LAST WARNING ABOUT THE FREAKIN' FOLK MUSIC CATHIE

cover of Star: Love Stories in Pictures #716 (D.C. Thomson UK, 1977), artist uncredited and unknown

365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 214: Hangirl

Panel from Star Wars: Empire #22 (July 2004), script by Ron Marz, pencils and inks by Adriana Melo, colors by Michael Atiyeh, letters by Michael David Thomas