Star Trek: The Last Starship #8
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| Writer | Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing |
| Artist | Hernan Gonzalez |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Seeing a solution to the tragedy of the Burn within the singularity on Deep Space Hope, Borg Queen Agnes Jurati leaves the crew of the U.S.S. Omega behind and attempts to assimilate its power. But she’s not alone; Kirk has followed her aboard, determined to ferret out why she and the Borg brought him back to life. Was it to be the galaxy’s savior? Or its demise? The standoff that follows is one for the ages—resistance is futile, after all… …unless you’re Captain James T. Kirk.
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9.7
SciFiPulse - Ian Cullen
Jun 24, 2026This was a solid issue that carries a real sense of danger and presents readers with a problem that only someone like James T. Kirk could likely solve. There is also a great observation made by both Kirk and Jurati about Sato, which has been a recurring theme throughout the series so far. Sato is a captain who is often held back from making the tough choices because of his own fears and self-doubt. Read Full Review
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9.0
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Jun 17, 2026Gonzalez delivers stunning art throughout the issue. I absolutely love the character designs and the attention to detail in every page and panel. Read Full Review
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9.0
COMICON - Tom Smithyman
Jun 18, 2026You’ve been waiting eight issues to see James T. Kirk take on the Borg. Well here’s your chance. Spoiler alert: Resistance is not always futile! Read Full Review
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8.0
Get Your Comic On - Neil Vagg
Jun 17, 2026Star Trek: The Last Starship #8 is as explosive as it is plot-drive. The perfect mix of Trek’s potential for bombasticity alongside its rich history of character storytelling. Read Full Review
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8.0
Graphic Policy - Brett
Jun 17, 2026Star Trek: The Last Starship #8 delivers a horror and action infused issue the Borg Queen's plan is revealed. Read Full Review
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