It's Captain vs. Captain vs. Captain vs. Captain in the most high-stakes scavenger hunt the galaxy has ever seen as Picard, Kirk, Janeway, Sisko and their teams compete for the amusement of their godlike tormentors. The biggest Star Trek crossover event ever continues here!
The crew of The Original Series, The Next Generation, Voyager, and Deep Space Nine meet for the first time! Written by fan-favorite Star Trek scribes Scott & David Tipton! Each issue has two interconnected covers by David Messina in his return to Star Trek!
Overall, issue two delivers what I hoped for after my issue one review: quips, callbacks, quality interactions and a compelling battle of greatest minds in Star Trek. I am really unsure of the next challenges that will face our heroes next. It is obvious that they are binding their time, waiting for an opportunity to strike back against their puppeteers. Knowing Q, that won't be so easy. Read Full Review
David Messina's character renders are perfect and I love the contrasting styles in the ship designs. This is a great looking book. Read Full Review
Four classic crews are mixed up to compete in a mission for the omnipotent characters and it's great reading. The characters' are absolutely faithful to their television and film personas. The dialogue is killer. The visuals are some of the best in the history of Star Trek comics. The characters and settings are pure Trek. This is a love letter to Trek fans: all the crews are in a cosmic competition and it's so fun. Read Full Review
Star Trek: Q Conflict comes highly recommended for Star Trek fans, especially those of us that can't pick a favorite crew"here, you don't have to. Read Full Review
Fun fan fiction like this is hard to come by and hard to stay mad at, even with some pretty major art issues. Read Full Review
With a vast cast of characters The Q Conflict has the potential for greatness. Unfortunately, this second issue does not build on the concepts of the first issue and the story just doesn't pick up speed. Great Art fills the pages but it has no story to tell. Read Full Review
The mixing of crewmembers hurts the series on a conceptual level -- crew vs. crew was more interesting than pitting semi-random assortments of Starfleet officers against each other -- but also on a practical level since most of the characters have no established chemistry with their teammates. Read Full Review
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