The Federation has fallen. Hope is fading. One last starship remains to fight for the future…unless a resurrected James T. Kirk dooms it first. Fresh off the run Screen Rant calls one of "the greatest eras in the history of Star Trek comics," writers Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly along with rising star and artist Adrián Bonilla (Alkaios, Let Her Be Evil), now bring you a new mission the likes of which comics have never seen before. For seven centuries, the United Federation of Planets brought together the entire Galaxy with peace, stability, enlightenment, and the promise of mutual protection. And then, in one terrible moment, it all crmore
Most of IDW's recent Trek offerings have included characters and settings we've been exposed to before. While Star Trek: The Last Starship #1 has its share of familiarity, we're given a fresh environment and character set to allow for an overall new and exciting experience. Read Full Review
I generally enjoyed the story and especially loved that Captain Sato is a descendant of Ensign Hoshi Sato from Star Trek: Enterprise. That said, I can't help but wonder how long this new ship will survive under Captain Kirk's commandhe does have a habit of losing starships. Read Full Review
Bonilla creates some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. I really love the visual style and how it moves the world of this story forward. Read Full Review
Star Trek: The Last Starship #1 is a thrilling reinvention that gives Trek the bold narrative leap fans have long craved, blending familiar faces with daring new stakes in a world where peace feels nearly impossible. It's essential reading for anyone eager to see Star Trek boldly go somewhere truly new. Read Full Review
If you thought IDW's Star Trek comics were bold before, you ain't seen nothin yet… Star Trek: The Last Starship heads into unknown territory for a thrilling new adventure featuring the creative talents of Hivemind writers Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly (Star Trek) and artist Adrin Bonilla (Alkaios). After reading an advance copy of this book, I can say that this is the perfect creative team to explore a strange time in the history of Star Trek AND one hell of a way to bring Captain Kirk back to the Star Trek universe. We are going to avoid spoilers since we are so far out from release, but the entire first chapter felt cinematic in nature and features some fantastic elements of Trek that had fallen through the cracks. There is something for everyone here, and I love that the shackles are off with this book since there is very little established canon for this particular timeframe.Since today is FOC for the first issue, we wanted to make sure to get this on your radar because th Read Full Review
Star Trek: The Last Starship #1 is a debut that longtime Star Trek fans should enjoy but new readers and casual fans can dive in and pick up what's happening. It takes Star Trek back to the beginning in a way, forcing the familiar to rebuild and rethink what it means to be the Federation. Read Full Review