Comic Review — Star Trek: Annual (2023)
<p><em>My thoughts on this extra inter-</em>Star-Trek<em>-crossovery comic from the already very crossover post-</em>DS9 <em>era </em>Star Trek comic<em> series. Written by Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing, with art by Rachael Stott, coloured by Charlie Kirchoff.</em></p>
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<p>Star Trek Annual (2023), as photographed by the reviewer</p>
<p>This is first annual in the recent super-crossovery <em>Star Trek</em> comic series (just <em>Star Trek</em>, no subtitle), and it revels in taking that crossing-over of <em>Star Treks</em> to new heights in what is surely the most inclusive multi-series <em>Star Trek</em> story yet released. Via a holographic mishap the crew of the USS Theseus end up encountering characters and ships from every corner of the <em>Star Trek</em> universe, while following up on some of <em>Voyager</em>’s holographic rights plots.</p>
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