{4.5\/5} “The Empire’s resources are strained to the breaking point. Without some different kinds of thinking, I don’t know how much longer Earth can hold out. We’re going to have to start making our own new opportunities.”<\/p>\n
Star Trek: TNG — Mirror Broken<\/strong> by David Tipton & Scott Tipton, published in 2018 In the mirror universe, the Terran Empire has been reduced to Earth’s solar system after being beaten by the Cardassian-Klingon Alliance. Captain Picard and the I.S.S. Stargazer are escorting ships of Vulcan slaves. When the Vulcans try to take control of 2 of the ships, Lieutenant Yar destroys them. Lieutenant Barclay thinks Yar’s action was foolhardy, and he means to do something about it.<\/p>\n It’s always fun to spend a bit of time in the mirror universe, where ruthless versions of our favourite characters exist in a timeline that has gone very differently. This universe was introduced in the TOS<\/strong> episode “Mirror, Mirror.”<\/p>\n The storyline comes to a semi-conclusion but further adventures could be on the way.<\/p>\n Leah Brahms, Captain Jellico, and Guinan all show up. In the 2nd volume the most astonishing guest star shows up.* Dr. Selar gets a terrific storyline.<\/p>\n The art by J. K. Woodward is a bit different but interesting — more like a painting. The rest of the art by various artists such as Tony Shasteen and Angel Hernandez is more like “standard comic book art” but it’s quite good.<\/p>\n
\nStar Trek: TNG — Through the Mirror<\/strong> by David Tipton & Scott Tipton, published in 2018
\nStar Trek: TNG — Terra Incognita<\/strong> by David Tipton & Scott Tipton, published in 2019<\/p>\n