Captain Kathryn Janeway and her crew are back for one last adventure in celebration of Voyager’s 30th anniversary! Picking up where the series finale left off, Voyager has just returned to Earth. Everyone is looking forward to reuniting with their friends and family after the crucibles they’ve faced—but there is a deadly secret in store, one that takes the crew far from home. Voyager delves back into the breach, all those aboard determined to make it back to their loved ones no matter what, even if there’s hell to pay. Star Trek: Prodigy consultants Tilly and Susan Bridges (Monster High, Star Trek Adventures, Fallout TTRPG) have teame more
Seeing the Earth just in view is momentarily just as beautiful as it was in the series finale, but then suddenly it's time to make the donuts. Its comfort food we've been craving, because this is the version of the Voyager crew we left behind back in 2001, but just as we ease the fork to our mouths for the first new bite in 24 years? An old adversary slaps it out of our hands and drags us off to one more adventure. I know, I know, this is not at all what we were looking for, but seeing Janeway go straight to her zero-effs-given “Year of Hell” outfit is frankly giving us a little tingle. Its like the universe is telling them, Congrats on surviving seven years in the Delta Quadrant. Now try surviving the consequences before you get home. Read Full Review
As they hand over control of the USS Voyager, the crew is jubilant. But their jovial mood fizzles as Lieutenant Tom Paris notices someone is acting weird. Once again, her remark to Ensign Harry Kim, Weird is part of the job, returns to haunt Captain Janeway in Star Trek Voyager: Homecoming #1. Read Full Review
Hernandez delivers stunning art throughout the issue. I love the visual style Hernandez brings to this issue and how beautifully detailed the characters and their environments are. Read Full Review
Star Trek: Voyager Homecoming quickly proves why Susan and Tilly Bridges were the right creators to bring these characters home. This first issue goes above and beyond, setting up all the pieces and introducing a seismic challenge for Captain Janeway to navigate. Read Full Review
Despite the title, this issue has little to do with a homecoming for Voyager or the emotions that event should provoke in its characters. This is disappointing as its an area ripe for character exploration. That said, Star Trek Voyager Homecoming #1 is a fun and fast paced issue, kicking off and adventure fans of the show are sure to love. Read Full Review
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