Trust is in short supply when the Orville finds itself tricked into entering dangerous Krill territory. With pursuit by Krill ships all but guaranteed, the crew must work together to use every ounce of their ingenuity or face obliteration-all the more difficult with an enemy in their midst!
The Orville #4: The Word of Avis Part 2 of 2 brings our second story to a close, and it was one worth telling. People lose their way all the time, but it's how you bounce back which matters most. Unfortunately in the case of these xenoanthropologists, they chose the will of Avis to guide them down a questionable path. Read Full Review
THE ORVILLE #4: HEROES PART 2 OF 2's protagonists are drawn with a stunning realism that almost rival their real world counterparts. Read Full Review
Dark Horses The Orville is short enough into its run that you can pick up the entire collection at this point. This issue is a great homage or tribute to some Star Trek policies that we may have not agreed upon back in the day. Don't judge a book by its cover (although this is wonderfully drawn). There is more than meets the eye in reading The Orville! Read Full Review
The series' art remains unremarkable, but it shouldn't be a barrier to entry for anyone looking for an offseason Orville fix. Read Full Review
These comics have been fun. They do a fairly good job of reproducing the tone and characters from the TV series, and the stories are entertaining enough if a little lightweight. If you are looking for some diverting entertainment, and are an Orville fan, then they are worth your time, but a comparison with the contemporaneous Star Trek: Year Five (from IDW) exposes the weaknesses.
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