Captain Benjamin Sisko leads a stealth mission to recover the station's beloved puppy, Latinum, and the missing Borg interface. But what he and his crew discover aboard the enemy craft has the potential to arm the Dominion with an alarming power over the Federation in an already costly war.
A fantastic issue in which we finally get to see a few action beats as the crew set about rescuing Latty and taking back the Borg technology. In terms of art, there is lots going on from the planning of the rescue through to its execution. I loved the sequence with Dax using gymnastics to recover the Borg thing. But also quite enjoyed the sequence where the crew were navigating through the ship's air vents in order to find their targets. Read Full Review
Were looking forward to the finale of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – The Dog of War #5! Read Full Review
A fun book that maybe tries too hard to be relevant in the bigger DS9 universe. This might be an editorial decision; not everything has to revolve around one of the over reaching arcs that were a feature of the shows later seasons. Read Full Review
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine The Dog of War #4 is a fine Deep Space Nine comic that suffers from some of the same tonal dissonances that plagued the previous issue of the series. Read Full Review
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