Miller and Raad have been captured by the Klingons, after learning that Starfleet were spying on the Klingons. You’d think that being tortured by the Klingons would be the biggest problem they have, but the Romulans have the data disk the Redshirts had been sent to retrieve. With the rest of the team sticking their necks out to retrieve the disk, can Miller and Raad escape and help to complete their mission?

Probably one of my favourite comics this year, Star Trek: Redshirts continues to be an absolutely superb read. Though leaning heavily on the expendable Redshirt trope, it does so in a way that’s continually surprising, and with a much darker edge than you may be expecting. It’s brilliantly paced, full of tense moments, shocking violence and developments that’ll leave your jaw on the floor.

It’s riveting, brilliantly written and very well illustrated. I can’t recommend it enough.

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