Star Trek #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this gripping 2023 issue of Star Trek, Sisko stands trial on Cardassia Prime, where Barada Damar’s unexpected move throws the proceedings into chaos. Meanwhile, Crusher, Shaxs, Lily, and T'Lir race against time to recover a lost Bajoran Orb, battling a fanatical sect of Cardassians devoted to the Red Path. As tensions rise, Sisko uncovers a secret motive behind Yeor’s actions. Written by Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing, with art by Mike Feehan and inks by Manuel Bracchi, the issue’s cover by Mike Feehan captures the weight of the moment.
In "null," Sisko returns to Deep Space Nine, reuniting with Kasidy and meeting his daughter for the first time, before stepping into a new mission with Lt. Shaxs to locate the lost Bajoran Orbs of the Prophets. The journey takes them to Cardassia Prime, where ancient relics may hold answers — and dangers — from a forgotten past.
In a tense stand-off on Cardassia Prime, Sisko faces a trial for war crimes, defended by the enigmatic Garak as the political stakes rise. Meanwhile, Data leads the Theseus on a perilous journey into a volatile nebula, searching for the long-lost Bajoran Orbs.
In "null," Doctor Crusher leads an away team on a high-stakes mission to recover the lost Bajoran Orbs, uncovering a dangerous presence tied to the Red Path. Meanwhile, on Cardassia Prime, the tension mounts as Sisko's trial inches toward its verdict.
In "null," Sisko stands trial on Cardassia Prime, where Barada Damar's unexpected move throws the proceedings into chaos. Meanwhile, Crusher, Shaxs, Lily, and T'Lir race against time to recover a lost Bajoran Orb, only to find themselves battling a fanatical Cardassian sect devoted to the Red Path. As tensions rise, Sisko uncovers that Yeor's true intentions run deeper than anyone suspected.
In "null," the crew of the Theseus finds their ship’s holographic systems behaving unpredictably, pulling them into strange encounters with Starfleet officers and vessels from different eras—past and present—while they try to uncover what’s causing the anomalies. The story unfolds as a tense, introspective mystery, blending the familiar rhythms of Starfleet life with the uncanny disruption of time and memory.
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