Does Obi Wan have a comic series?

Yes, Obi-Wan does have a comic series. It expands on his story and adventures.

Obi - Wan might be shocked at first. His eyes would widen and he'd quickly try to assess Anakin's condition, checking for any visible wounds.

Often, Obi - Wan uses his mastery of the Force. He might use a Force - push to overpower his guards when they least expect it and then make a run for it. He could also use a mind trick on a high - ranking captor to order his release.

In many fanfictions, Obi - Wan might use his deep knowledge of the Force. He could reach out to Anakin through a Force - bond, calming his inner turmoil and guiding him away from the dark side. For example, he might remind Anakin of their past together, their training, and the values they once held dear.

Count Dooku could be a prominent character. Given his own fall to the dark side, he might be a mentor or a rival to Obi - Wan in the fanfiction. Mace Windu is another one. His strict view of the Jedi Code and his relationship with Obi - Wan could be explored in the context of Obi - Wan's turn. And of course, there are the various Sith Lords and dark side adepts that might surround Obi - Wan, either as allies or enemies in his new dark side life.

If Obi-Wan joined Dooku, there might have been a power struggle between them. Also, it could have affected the relationships with other characters and the balance of the Force in unexpected ways.

Yes, it does. The Goon comic series typically has multiple pages in each issue.

Ezra Bridger would be a great character to pair with Obi - Wan. Ezra is still learning about the Force, and Obi - Wan could be his wise mentor, teaching him more advanced techniques and the true nature of the Force.

His relationship with his enemies would be completely different as well. Enemies would likely be more afraid of him. Sith lords might see him as a greater threat and target him more aggressively. At the same time, some enemies might also be more interested in trying to turn him to the dark side, seeing his great power as a valuable asset.

Perhaps he has some personal issues to deal with. Maybe he has received some news about his family (even though Jedi are not supposed to be attached, but they still have family ties in some sense). Or he could be having some doubts about the Jedi Order's actions in the war and needs time away to think.