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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds — The Seeds of Salvation TPB (Review)
Christine Chapel leads a rescue mission into an ancient prison hidden beneath the frozen world of Poilant in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds — The Seeds of Salvation. Robbie Thompson delivers a thoughtful horror-flavoured Star Trek adventure with strong character work, impressive artwork, and a satisfying Trek conclusion, even if a mid-book art change and a few familiar tropes stop it short of greatness.
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The Vulcans: Logic, or Emotion? (Race Spotlight)
A single tear forms at the corner of Sarek’s eye during a chamber recital. It should be almost nothing. By the time it reaches his cheek, the Enterprise is beginning to come apart.
That is “Sarek”, and it might be the most devastating hour Star Trek ever built around a Vulcan. Ambassador Sarek, two hundred and two years old, arrives aboard the Enterprise-D for one last diplomatic triumph. He has spent ninety-three years preparing for negotiations with the Legarans, a species willing to deal with nobody else, and Picard greets him with the respect due to one of the Federation’s greatest living figures.
Author: Alex
Alex writes BoldlyTrek from Scotland, usually while pulling apart why Star Trek works, why it sometimes doesn't, and why it so often argues with itself. Expect reviews, Spotlights, ships, books, comics, production history, and far too much thought about the ideas hiding underneath it all.
