Star Trek: Year Five #11

STAR TREK: YEAR FIVE #11 looks, reads and feels like it was lifted directly from the original series. The dialog is realistic to the voices of the characters, the story is on the level of one of the better episodes, and the art hits all the right nostalgia notes. Highly recommended for any Star Trek fan. Read Full Review

This is a great start to a story that will resolve over the next few issues. The question is what will Kirk and Gary Seven come up with that will allow them both to continue on their respective missions. What compromise will have to be made? I can't wait to find out. Read Full Review

An outstanding issue that is doing a lot of heavy lifting in terms of story and canon continuation. It is everything a die-hard Trekkie could hope for. Read Full Review

A solid issue that you will enjoy, but please before you read this watch the Star Trek episode Assignment Earth. If you've never seen this, you may be a little lost. Read Full Review

Star Trek: Year Five #11 has speed on its side as it races through a dramatic event aboard the Enterprise. Read Full Review

Valiant Son

Jun 12, 2020

Overall, a decent story, even if the likenesses are not as good as they were when this series started. However, I was once again thrown out of the story when the Tholian child wasn't just referred to as, "they", but a big point is made about this with the Tholian child getting angry at Scotty for misgendering. This nonsense began with Jody Houser's story in #5-#6, but it is getting ridiculous now. Please take your nonsense identity politics elsewhere; for a series that prides itself on being accurate to the TV series this is a huge mistake as none of this would have been a feature.