Star Trek: Waypoint Special #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Only You Can Save Yourself," Q introduces a newly formed omniscient entity forged from the essences of Wil Decker, Ilia, and V'Ger, guiding it through the weight of infinite knowledge. As the being grapples with its existence, a pivotal choice emerges—one that leads Wil Decker to reclaim his humanity alongside Ilia. The story, written by Brandon Easton and illustrated by Josh Hood with colors by Thomas Deer and letters by Neil Uyetake, features a striking cover by Josh Hood, and marks a rare exploration of Q’s influence beyond the Enterprise crew, setting the stage for his later encounter with Jean-Luc Picard.
In "Only You Can Save Yourself," Ezri Dax finds herself leading a group of patients through a crisis when an Andorian attack cuts off their escape. Drawing on the memories and wisdom of the Dax symbiont’s past hosts, she must navigate both the immediate danger and the weight of legacy.
In "Consider Eternity," Q introduces a newly formed omniscient entity—born from the fused consciousness of Wil Decker, Ilia, and V'Ger—to the vastness of existence, testing its understanding of infinity. As the being grapples with godlike power, it confronts the weight of choice, ultimately choosing to return to humanity with Ilia by its side. Q, momentarily intrigued, retreats into indifference—until fate reunites him with Jean-Luc Picard on the Enterprise D, years later.
In a distant future where an alien society views the Federation as a conqueror, a curious student begins to question the official histories after encountering a mysterious artifact that suggests a different truth. As he digs deeper, he finds himself at odds with the established narrative—and with the powerful institutions that uphold it.
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