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With the Messenger comet on course for the wormhole, the Bajoran religious extremists begin attacks around the station; Jadzia leads an attempt to divert the comet.

Summary[]

After the explosions on Deep Space 9, Chief O'Brien is trying to restore power to the station. The leader of the Bajoran Guardians warns Sisko to not interfere with the Messenger comet. Sisko has Kira take the Guardians to a security suite for the moment. Meanwhile, other Guardians are running amok on the station, but are held back by Odo's deputies.

Starfleet warn Sisko that the Prime Directive applies. With the comet less than a day away, Dax has been able to analyze the comet: its interior is made of tritium. If the comet reaches and interacts with the wormhole, the radiation would destroy the station.

Before Sisko can decide on the next course of action, the Guardians reach Ops, at the same time freeing their leaders. Odo stops the soldiers in Ops, while Sisko confronts their leaders on the Promenade. Sisko excoriates them for remaining separate from Bajoran society waiting for Armageddon, while their people built a magnificent civilization and developed space travel.

Dax leads a mission to divert the comet away from the wormhole, but she has worries it could destroy other civilizations. The Guardians are sent to Bajor to stand trial for their crimes.

References[]

Characters[]

Julian BashirJadzia DaxKira NerysKirbyNogMiles O'BrienOdoPeklarQuarkShievBenjamin SiskoJake SiskoTakra
Referenced only
Edgar Rice BurroughsJ. Robert Oppenheimer

Locations[]

Alpha QuadrantBajorDeep Space 9The MessengerOperations centerPromenadeQuark'sstation commander's office

Starships and vehicles[]

Danube-class runabout

Races and cultures[]

BajoranChangelingFerengiHumanTrill

States and organizations[]

Bajoran MilitiaCouncil of GuardiansStarfleetUnited Federation of Planets

Other references[]

admiralapocalypseBattle of the GodsBuck Rogerscometcommandercommunicatorcoronahigh priestholographic chesshydrogenlagermythologynuclear weaponphaserPrime Directivepower gridreactorradiationreligionspace stationtransportertritium

Chronology[]

4th century
The last recorded coming of the Messenger comet has catastrophic effects on Bajor, causing the Council of Guardians to enter isolation.
2370
The station and Bajor prepare for the latest coming of the Messenger comet.

Appendices[]

Background information[]

  • The two parts of Dax's Comet were reprinted in 1995 and 2019.

Images[]

Connections[]

previous comic:
#14: Dax's Comet, Part 1
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
(Malibu Comics)
next comic:
#16: Shanghaied

External link[]

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