Miller and Raad are the last Redshirts standing, and they’re caught in the middle of a temporary alliance between the Romulans and the Klingons, with evidence of Starfleet espionage on a disk right in front of them. Can they at least stop the transaction, even though they aren’t likely to make it out alive? After all, Redshirts always die, right?

Wow. What a phenomenal final issue this is, and what a surprising turn of events we see in this closing chapter of Redshirts. Without giving it away, this issue delivers the climax in some seriously unexpected ways, piling shock upon shock as we reach the final panel.

It’s truly excellent stuff, and far, far darker than you may expect from a series set in the classic, TOS era of Star Trek. Though old school, classic Trek fans may not be fans of this darker approach to the classic material, it really hit the bullseye for me.

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