Reviews for Who Killed Captain Kirk?

The average rating for Who Killed Captain Kirk? based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2019-08-15 00:00:00 Alexander Jankowsky I wanted to really like this it hit several of my sweet spots. It was TOS and written by Peter David. My first issue was two the of main female characters looked like they had come out of a 1960s romance comic. Some of the story I liked a lot the use old familiar faces was a great touch. There was things that bothered me like the klingon crew member who married another officer. The reason this bugged me so much was the Worf was the first klingon to serve in Starfleet as a Trekkie this break from established canon kept pulling me out of the story. I did like the setting which is in the TOS movie time frame we need more stories from this time period. I have now read two of the Classics this one and one about Voyager. The Voyager one was a hit this not so much it will be interesting to see how the others are.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-08-09 00:00:00 Don Ross A mediocre hodgepodge of Star Trek comics, Star Trek: Who Killed Captain Kirk? is a lackluster and meandering series of adventures. Despite what the title suggests, this reprinting of 8 DC comics (issues 48-55) contains three separate story arcs, only the last of which deals with an attack on Captain Kirk. The first follow the Enterprise as it searches for a rogue Federation starship that attacked a Klingon outpost, and the second features the wedding festivities aboard ship for ensigns Konom and Nancy (two fan favorite secondary characters). The writing is all over the place and lacks a consistent tone. Also, the artwork isn�t that good and includes some rather strange character designs. While it�s mildly entertaining at times, Star Trek: Who Killed Captain Kirk? is a chaotic and barely coherent graphic novel.