Star Trek #32
SCORE: 73
Back in November of 1986 Star Trek #32 was released for seventy-five
cents. I bought a copy of this comic book recently for $1.75. Star Trek
#32 is not in great shape either. So it is nice to see this comic book
has increased in value over the decades since its initial release. Star
Trek #32 is another comic book I purchased on one of my trips to
Nashville, TN at the McKay's store.
There will be spoilers in my review of the Star Trek #32 comic book.
Advertisements can be found throughout the Star Trek #32 comic book. The
issues families can have with Star Trek #32 are violence, language,
blood, and more. There are twenty-two pages of comic book content within
Star Trek #32. There are also two letter pages found within the Star
Trek #32 comic book.
The start of Star Trek #32 is dealing with the explosion at the
Federation mining operation. The ambassador is quick to blame the
Klingons for it. Admiral Kirk has an officer investigate the explosion.
It is discovered that a device was planted. Why would the Klingons do
this when the vote is obviously going to go in their favor? Admiral Kirk
is extremely suspicious in Star Trek #32.
One of the Federation people planted the device trying to frame the
Klingons. This lady also got some dilithium crystals in Star Trek #32.
She tries to kill the man over the planet in Star Trek #32. She also
tries to frame a Klingon for it. She is caught, and thankfully did not
kill this man because he was wearing a special vest that saved his life.
She gets to face Klingon justice.
The Klingons win the vote and wind up taking over the planet. The
Klingons then decide to use the slower Federation way of mining on the
planet in the future. Why? That is not really explained. The Klingons
are thankful Admiral Kirk cleared their good names in Star Trek #32. At
the end of this comic book a transmission from the Enterprise is
discovered. The crew is off on their next adventure.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 75%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Isabella, Wein, Sutton, Villagran
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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