See Worf Begin The Search For Hugh In Preview Of ‘Star Trek: Defiant’ #9

Tomorrow the ongoing Star Trek: Defiant series from IDW continues the new “Another Piece of the Action” arc described at IDW’s recent NYCC Trek comics panel as inspired by Mission: Impossible with Worf leading a “disavowed” team of off-the-books agents.  The Defiant series is written by Chris Cantwell (Iron Man, Namor, Star Wars: Obi-Wan) with art by Mike Feehan (Star Trek, DC’s Exit Stage Left: The Snagglepuss Chronicles). We have a preview and the covers for issue 9.

Star Trek: Defiant #9

Synopsis: 

Disavowed from Starfleet despite their heroic actions, Worf and his crew set out in their new roles as bounty hunters on their first mission since the bloody battle against the tyrant Kahless. Their first target: an individualized ex-member of the Borg Collective known as Hugh.

Covers:

Cover A by Mike Feehan (also available in B&W variant)

Cover B by Angel Unzueta

Cover C by Jake Bartok

RI cover by J.J. Lendl

RI poster cover by J.J. Lendl

Credits/Setup: 

Five-page preview: 

Defiant continues on Wednesday

Star Trek: Defiant #9 arrives on November 8. You can order issue 9 or upcoming issues at TFAW. Or pick up individual digital editions at Amazon/comiXology. You can see previews for covers for the next two issues coming in December and February below.

Volume 1 collection coming next week, Volume 2 in June

The first volume of the series collecting the first five issues will be published by IDW on November 14. You can pre-order it at Amazon in hardcover for $23.99 and Kindle ebook for $7.70. The current “A Piece of the Action” arc will be collected in volume 2, which will be released in June 2024. You can pre-order it at Amazon in hardcover for $24.99.


Keep up with all the Star Trek comics news, previews and reviews in TrekMovie’s comics category.

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Uugghh I still can’t take the idea Spock taking orders from Worf. Even if it’s not canon.

Yup, that just does NOT compute.

That was an odd thing to see in the preview. I was hoping it would feel more naturally in-context, but I haven’t read it all yet.

Should just make more official canon comics and books and ditch these weird attempts at making trek stories. They could still do canon stories in this time period without them having to be always acknowledged on the mainstream TV shows.

Why bother looking for Hugh? We know where that ends.