Tomorrow IDW continues the summer Day of Blood summer crossover event with the release of the sixth issue of the ongoing Star Trek: Defiant series. The Star Trek: Defiant series is written by Chris Cantwell (Iron Man, Namor, Star Wars: Obi-Wan) and drawn by Angel Unzueta (Iron Man, Star Wars: Poe Dameron, The Flash). We have a 5-page preview and all the covers for issue 6.
Star Trek: Defiant #6
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Defiant continues on Wednesday
Star Trek: Defiant #6 arrives on July 5. You can order issue 5 or upcoming issues at TFAW. Or pick up individual digital editions at Amazon/comiXology.
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I don’t think Worf would hold onto a grudge for being dressed down by Sisko after saving Jadzia. Generally, I don’t think the comic book really captures the voice of these two characters.
You are right. this is just ONE of my issues with this comics
you are 100% correct, Worf had so much respect for Sisko, and Sisko for Worf. The author got their relationship COMPLETELY wrong.
In many ways I feel Worf respected Sisko more than he did Picard.
Worf hads treated Sisko with so much disrespect that it gives the impression that Sisko is the worst captain that he have seen
Totally agree. Sisko a little bit sounds like himself but Worf doesn’t at all. By the end of DS9 and ESP Nemesis he seemed to have been able to move on.
Yeah. I’ve been enjoying the main title, but dropped Defiant after a couple of issues. The cast’s voices just never felt right to me and there weren’t any new characters for me to hang around for. I’ll probably pick up issues 9 & 10 to see what they do with Hugh, though.
Oh Hugh is in those two?
First of all, Sisko did not say to Worf that there was literally no chance of him ever having a command of his own. Sisko simply said it was “unlikely”. That was just Sisko being honest. Sisko doesn’t make the rules. And that was an important mission Worf backed out of.
But yeah, this comic does not capture the Worf-Sisko relationship at all. It’s too bad.