Harry Deubert’s been captured, but it’s with good reason. Lyna needs to ensure his safety, so Harry can help bring down Miller and his crime racket.

This is fun, but aside from the return of a major character from the first series, and plenty of brutal deaths, it feels like it’s missing something.

Shorn of each issue’s opening kill count and a coherent team being picked off one by one, it doesn’t feel the same. It’s cool to see Miller being tracked down, with the potential of him finally seeing justice for his crimes, but there’s nothing particularly special about this story.

Unless viewed through a lens of a standard Star Trek story; then the violence and deaths are very unusual. It’s just a shame that it doesn’t feel quite as special this time around.

I did like the cheeky nod to original series writer Christopher Cantwell though, with a neat cameo and violent death for a character with the same surname!

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