Chief O’Brien is missing, Dax is accused of murder and Deep Space Nine itself seems to be haunted. And who’s got it in for Odo?

This is a nice little mystery, with lots of moving parts being juggled, as well as threads being dropped in front of us.

Though the art style doesn’t always work, I do like that it doesn’t rely on photo referencing, and feels much more unique than many Trek comics have recently, from a visual perspective at least.

With Deep Space Nine being my favourite Trek ever, and this series seemingly set during a fairly innocuous time on the station, it’s lovely to revisit all of the excellent characters I know and love, particularly as they’re very well written here.

The friendship between Dax and Bashir is given a lovely little moment, for example.

Though it’s not exactly the most riveting or essential comic, it’s very good for DS9 fans in general, and the central mystery of what’s happening on the station, and who’s responsible, still remains unsolved; I’m very curious to see where this is going.

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