Star Trek: Manifest Destiny #1

Klingons bring violence and violence brings an action packed Star Trek series. The character dynamics are intact and strong, but above all else this is a fun ride well worth your time. Read Full Review

Star Trek Manifest Destiny #1 needs to be bought. I cannot sing the praises of this comic enough. Read Full Review

Star Trek: Manifest Destiny #1 was exactly the start I hoped for from this mini-series, with the creative team building to this conflict in an engaging manner. Add to this the smart dialogue and gripping cliffhanger, and I see no reason why readers won't be returning for more. Read Full Review

Whether you've been following IDW's Trek books or this is your first, this issue should satisfy your craving for intergalactic action. Read Full Review

Sadly, I can't really offer much more than that for the time being, but I will likely come back to update this review once I have hopefully exchanged my copy back at Forbidden Planet, surreptitiously or otherwise… Read Full Review

BrightestDaycare.com

Apr 29, 2016

This is a book set in the cinematic Star Trek rebooted universe, and the Klingons are seriously great. So is Doctor McCoy, but that has always been the case. This book was great, the art was very detailed, the story was good and the characters all felt very much like their big screen counterparts. I loved the look of the Klingon ship, and the space battle was really cool looking. I was seriously surprised by the twist ending. I've never seen something like that, on that scale, in the star trek universe at all. I am so ready to read more of this book, and see what sort of awful things the Klingons can get up to, and how many more red shirts get 86ed on the way to a "peaceful federation resolution" which just means Kirk punching stuff a lot, I bet. more