Star Trek: Year Five #13

8.3

Critic Rating

5 Reviews
7.5

User Rating

3 Reviews
Writer Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly
Artist Stephen Thompson
Cover Price $3.99

The Enterprise and her crew finally make it back to Federation space, but the Federation they find isn't quite the same as the one they had left behind. Meanwhile, Aegis and Gary Seven's grand design continues to take shape-and the consequences will be staggering. The final voyages of the original Enterprise crew continue in this episode from showrunners Jackson Lanzing & Collin Kelly (Green Arrow, Nightwing)!

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  • 9.4

    SciFiPulse - Ian Cullen

    Aug 09, 2020

    I'm rubbing my hands together with glee for the next issue of this book. I'm hooked. Read Full Review

  • 8.7

    Comic Watch - Jimmy Hayes

    Aug 10, 2020

    The creative team shows us that even though the Enterprise is home, their adventures are far from over in this dramatic thriller. Worth both the time and money! Read Full Review

  • 8.5

    Bleeding Cool - Hannibal Tabu

    Aug 07, 2020

    Jim Kirk is bringing the crew of the Enterprise back to the Federation, but there is trouble brewing on the home front. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    ComicBook.com - Jamie Lovett

    Aug 05, 2020

    There's a lot of heavy lifting in this issue as it sets the stage for what's to come, but Star Trek: Year Five continues to be easy to recommend to any Star Trek fan. Read Full Review

  • 6.7

    Major Spoilers - Matthew Peterson

    Aug 06, 2020

    Even with my concerns on tone, Star Trek: Year Five #13 is a pretty good read, with art that works more often than not (especially on scenes of ships in orbit around the Starbase) and a story that feels like we're entering the Year Five endgame. Read Full Review

USER REVIEWS Back to Top

  • 4.0

    Valiant Son

    Aug 30, 2020

    Everything that has been going wrong of late with this series, is epitomised here: characters acting out of character; silly 2020 obsessions (identity politics especially) rearing their ugly anachronistic heads; illogical plotting, and weak storytelling; revisionist of the TOS timeline and universe. I used to really enjoy this series, but now I am getting annoyed.

  • 9.5

    Gavan

    Jan 08, 2022

  • 9.0

    Jason The Dude

    Jan 05, 2021

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