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kikiandarrowsfishshelf's review against another edition
3.0
Enjoyed the vulcan story more. I do wish that the "lesser" threesome of Uhura, Chekov and Sulu had more to do, but those were always my favorite characters. I do like Lt Zahara who seems to be a version of Tasha Yar, whose death I never forgive TNG for.
cathepsut's review against another edition
3.0
A re-telling of the TOS episode "Operation: Annihilate!", with the crew of Start Trek AOS. Therefore the story of Jim‘s brother Sam has slight differences to the original. Again, for obvious reasons, no surprises. Aka pretty boring, if you know Star Trek.
The artwork is better than in volume 1, but still not stellar.
Followed by „Vulcan‘s Vengeance“, a new story following the events of the Narada and the destruction of Vulcan. It was ok. Nice idea, pretty sedate storytelling. Not terribly exciting.
The artwork is better than in volume 1, but still not stellar.
Followed by „Vulcan‘s Vengeance“, a new story following the events of the Narada and the destruction of Vulcan. It was ok. Nice idea, pretty sedate storytelling. Not terribly exciting.
esperata's review against another edition
3.0
The first tale is a reboot of the classic Operation: Annihilate. It struggles to measure up, lacking the emotional drama of the original and, strangely, featuring less convincing graphics.
The second tale is entirely new and, while interesting for that reason, doesn't feel entirely natural. It looks at the after effects of Nero's attack and leaves some rather large problems unanswered. I did however enjoy Kirk saying "we come in peace".
The second tale is entirely new and, while interesting for that reason, doesn't feel entirely natural. It looks at the after effects of Nero's attack and leaves some rather large problems unanswered. I did however enjoy Kirk saying "we come in peace".
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