Star Trek Graphic Novel Collection - Star Trek: Mission's End Volume 100
As the USS Enterprise's five-year mission nears its end, James T Kirk and his crew Undertake another grand adventure.
How did Jim Kirk end up trapped at an admiral's desk - and why did his friends, Bones McCoy and Spock, both retire from Starfleet?
In this 128-page 18cm x 22cm hardback features a superweapon, a covert Section 31 operation, and a civil war on a planet of sapient insects.
Every volume in this brand new series presents stories in full colour, a real pleasure to read and to collect.
PLEASE NOTE: This series of graphic novels is intended for adults and may not be suitable for younger children.
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Star Trek Graphic Novel Collection - Star Trek: Mission's End Volume 100
As the USS Enterprise's five-year mission nears its end, James T Kirk and his crew Undertake another grand adventure.
How did Jim Kirk end up trapped at an admiral's desk - and why did his friends, Bones McCoy and Spock, both retire from Starfleet?
In this 128-page 18cm x 22cm hardback features a superweapon, a covert Section 31 operation, and a civil war on a planet of sapient insects.
Every volume in this brand new series presents stories in full colour, a real pleasure to read and to collect.
PLEASE NOTE: This series of graphic novels is intended for adults and may not be suitable for younger children.
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As the USS Enterprise's five-year mission nears its end, James T Kirk and his crew Undertake another grand adventure.
How did Jim Kirk end up trapped at an admiral's desk - and why did his friends, Bones McCoy and Spock, both retire from Starfleet?
In this 128-page 18cm x 22cm hardback features a superweapon, a covert Section 31 operation, and a civil war on a planet of sapient insects.
Every volume in this brand new series presents stories in full colour, a real pleasure to read and to collect.
PLEASE NOTE: This series of graphic novels is intended for adults and may not be suitable for younger children.
