The contest for the ages continues as the Captains race to capture the one exotic creature that Trelane is missing from his intergalactic menagerie-a Borg Queen! But as the Godlike beings revel in the games, the crews are hatching a plan of their own. Don't miss the penultimate issue of the biggest Star Trek crossover of all time! The crews of The Next Generation, The Original Series, Voyager, and Deep Space Nine come together to face their biggest challenge yet! Written by Star Trek: TNG: Mirror Broken scribes Scott & David Tipton!
If you're a Star Trek fan, there should be no conflict in your mind: you need to pick this up. The characters are true to their screen counterparts, the dialogue is perfect, the action fun, and — for heaven's sake — the Borg! The visuals are beautiful, faithful images of each character and ship. You can't go wrong with this Trek. Read Full Review
David Messina delivers some amazing art in this issue and every detailed panel enhances the story. Read Full Review
While I may not be as satisfied with this issue as I was others, I still enjoyed it. The character interactions are still quality. The art style is still unique. The mystery is still present. I was just hoping for more. I have been on board with the writing team thus far as they really nail the lore of the Star Trek franchise. I will continue to put my faith in their ability to wrap up the series in a way that makes sense with all that we have experienced to this point. I am ready to see plans play out. I am ready to be stunned with twists and turn like I have been in previous issues. I am ready to see Q get his. Read Full Review
It's not bad, but it doesn't feel like it lives up to its potential. Read Full Review
This comic is bogged down by a desperate need to include as many characters as possible from the Star Trek Universe. Plot elements barely have time to grow before they are shut down to move on to the next cameo appearance. Despite some wonderful art, The Q Conflict has run it's course. Read Full Review
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