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A review by jaycatt7
Star Trek: The Next Generation/Doctor Who: Assimilation²: The Complete Series by J.K. Woodward, Gordon Purcell, Scott Tipton, The Sharp Brothers, Tony Lee, David Tipton
4.0
I've never read a commercial crossover that knocked my socks off--the respective owners seem too jealous of their properties. The best crossovers are fan fiction. But this story was almost as good. The characters stayed mostly in character, and the different universes' elements of the story blended seamlessly. Still, the overall plot seemed simpler than we'd enjoy in an episode.
But the art! The art is amazing. Each page, each panel, is a painting. All the characters look like themselves most of the time. And the spacescapes and starships are just gorgeous. I felt chills seeing Borg and Cybermen together in the opening pages. Unfortunately the beginning is the strongest part of the book in terms of story, but the art stays strong throughout.
But the art! The art is amazing. Each page, each panel, is a painting. All the characters look like themselves most of the time. And the spacescapes and starships are just gorgeous. I felt chills seeing Borg and Cybermen together in the opening pages. Unfortunately the beginning is the strongest part of the book in terms of story, but the art stays strong throughout.