From the pen of acclaimed Cyborg writer Morgan Hampton comes a new four-part miniseries spinning out of IDW's Eisner-nominated Star Trek series and fan favorite Star Trek: Defiant series! In the aftermath of Kahless' harrowing Day of Blood, Jake Sisko struggles to find his place in the universe now that his family has been reunited and his father, Benjamin Sisko, has once again saved the galaxy. Meanwhile, Alexander Rozhenko is recovering mentally and emotionally from his time as one of Kahless' devout followers. Though his father, Worf, was able to break him away from the Red Path cult, Alexander is haunted by hismore
Im already looking forward to the rest of this 4-issue story.So join us on this trip into a previously unvisited alternate Trek reality with the Sons of Trek and enjoy a Star Trek universe that might have been, you know, with maybe less murder. Read Full Review
Hernandez delivers beautiful art on every page of the issue. I love the visual style and how it pulled me back into the world of Star Trek. Read Full Review
Star Trek: Sons of Star Trek #1 is a shining example of approaching a long-running series by combining the fresh and the familiar. Q Junior is unabashedly pulling from his father's bag of tricks by sending the mortals who have caught his attention to an alternate timeline to learn their lessons. However, the focus on Deep Space Nine's younger characters who were rarely the show's main focus stops it from reading like a retread. Read Full Review
Sons of Star Trek #1 uses its unique setup to tell a different kind of Star Trek story, exploring questions of legacy and belonging along the way. If you've been enjoying the current Star Trek ongoing and/or Star Trek: Defiant, this is another series to add to your pull list. If you're a Trek fan, particularly of Deep Space Nine, then you'll definitely want to give this a read. Read Full Review
A worthy entry in to the Star Trek pantheon, Sons of Star Trek #1 explores familiar themes and concepts in a refreshing and original way. Read Full Review