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Star Trek #7

 

 

SCORE: 64

 

 

 

I am so blessed to have been able to purchase, read, and review the Star Trek #7 comic book. This comic book issue is a bit of a transitionary one. In some regards Star Trek #7 feels like a leave episode. The crew of the U.S.S. Theseus go to Deep Space Nine. I did not know that Captain Sisko had a wife and a young daughter. I knew about Jake. I have not gotten far enough in the Star Trek Deep Space Nine television show to know these things. There will be spoilers in this review.

Captain Sisko is not happy with the wormhole aliens. They took years from him. The Klingons are using the Orb of Destruction to kill off these other aliens. It is up to Captain Sisko to find the other missing orbs. Captain Sisko is not happy about cleaning up their mess. They should have cleaned it up a long time ago is his stance in Star Trek #7. Why does he have to clean up their negligent. I can understand his frustration.

They are no closer to finding the orbs after the events of Star Trek #7. I have a feeling we will be taking a detour for at least one more issue. There are two interesting pages within Star Trek #7. The first one is the Memory Alpha page, and the other is the special report page. We find out about Lieutant Shaxs in Star Trek #7. He is a Bajoran that is tasked with finding the missing orbs. Starfleet has handicapped him in that regard since he believes they are in Cardassian space.

The issues families will have with Star Trek #7 is violence, false, gods, bad language, and more. Captain Sisko takes his crew to Cardassia Prime. Dominion ships are attacking the current government. The crew of the U.S.S. Theseus save the day and protect the government. Can you guess what their reward is in Star Trek #7? Captain Sisko is captured and put on trial. The next issue should be about his trial. I will probably learn more about the television show I did not finish watching.

There are characters in Star Trek #7 drinking alcohol with the plan of getting drunk. Others are socializing on Deep Space Nine. There are twenty-two pages of comic book content within Star Trek #7. We see one of next month's covers. We also get some ads, and then the covers for the current issue. The recap is on the credits page which is also the back side of the front cover. Star Trek #7 is a bit better than the last issue.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 65%
Writing: 60%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 65%
Family Friendly Factor: 55%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: IDW Publishing
Author: Kelly, Lanzing, Feehan, Loughridge, Cowles
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated

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