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Review: Star Trek: The Last Spaceship #5

matthewephotography@yahoo.comBy matthewephotography@yahoo.comFebruary 21, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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The time has come for the Federation to meet and discuss plans for the many beleaguered civilizations under its jurisdiction. However, the diplomatic situation may not be as easy as Captain Sato expects. Especially since it took over 20 years to get there, but only a few months have passed inside the transwarp bubble.

This issue feels like a classic Trek episode. The emphasis is on dialogue and diplomacy, with many worlds conspiring in different ways. Despite the emphasis on character interactions, the involvement of so many races and worlds (helped by the diplomatic map of the conference) feels quite large in terms of scale, and there are some devastating twists and turns that keep the drama level really high.

If there’s any downside, for me it’s the presence of Kirk, whose return still isn’t fully justified and I feel like his absence from the story doesn’t make the slightest bit of difference here.

As I understand it, the art and coloring are an acquired taste, but I really like the old school vibe, which is a perfect match between old school and OG Trek vibes.

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