At the beginning of May, we produced a feature on the History of Star Wars Sneakers. Upon seeing the finished product, many of you did not realize how many sneakers were inspired by the collection of Star Wars movies. However, the Nike SB Dunk “Jedi” has now been fused together with the infamous Nike Air Force 1.

Designed by none other DJ Clark Kent, this particular sneaker possesses the Nike SB Dunk “Jedi” base mixed with a classic Air Force 1 midsole. To finish it off, the entire shoe sits atop a gum bottom. As much as you may like this fusion, it will never appear on retail shelves. However, if you had a choice out of all three sneakers, which one would you purchase: the Air Force 1, the SB Dunk or the Air Force 1 x SB Dunk fusion? Click here to share with us your thoughts.

Featuring a plethora of textures and colors, this particular SB Dunk contains suede, premium leather, and crackled leather. Green contrast stitching is visible throughout the upper, while varsity red is located on the shoe collar.

As for the Twin Peaks inspiration, this sneaker features a blue owl on the ankle straps representing one of the three murder mystery clues in the TV series. It also contains a zigzag design seen on the outsole reminiscent to the floor in the “Red Room” on the TV show.

Look for these Nike SB Dunk High Premium - “Twin Peaks” to hit select retailers in Spring 2009. More detailed pics after the jump. Via Caliroots

This Nike SB Dunk Low x Nike Air Force 1 White Supreme should look very familiar to you. In late October, DJ Clark Kent DJ laced these rare, possibly one-of-a-kind kicks in a black colorway at the Nike Sportswear shop on Mercer St. They feature the uppers of the OG classic Supreme Dunk Low and combine it with an Air Force 1 sole. Most of us are probably feigning for some kind of release information, however, do not hold your breath for long because these sneakers are probably exclusive to DJ Clark Kent’s closet only.

More detailed photos after the jump. Which colorway interest you the most: the Black Supreme or the White Supreme? Via Sneaker News