Introduction (blurb)[]
From solicitations: In part two of "Slingshot," Admiral Jellico steals a prototype time ship...or does he? Not everything is what it seems.
- Note this solicitation was published with the working title Slingshot, which was later changed to Turnaround.
Summary[]
Captain Katerina Mueller arrives on Space Station Bravo on the behest of Mackenzie Calhoun to protect Admiral Elizabeth Shelby. The two try to determine what incurred to bring on this, and what danger that can befall station. Meanwhile the USS Excalibur-A rushes to begin their search for the Paradox. Receiving updates from Admiral T'Pax, and Dr Wyatt on the Paradox location. It is determined that the Paradox has no weapons, and that Admiral Jellico may be handing off the technology to a enemy of the Federation, yet the orders are merely to find her, and take no action. Back on New Thallon, Robin Lefler is paid a visit from her mother Morgan Primus in the holosuite, as it is revealed she is indeed pregnant with the child of the late Si Cwan. The Spectre stumbles upon the Paradox, being outfitted by some strange docking vessels. As Soleta, and Lucius observe the apparatus injecting the smaller ship, their systems fail, and they are detected. After a failed escape attempt, the Paradox blocks their exits, and Soleta is beamed aboard. To her surprise, as well as his, Admiral Jellico is before her.
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Characters[]
- Burgoyne 172 • Mackenzie Calhoun • Raul De Paulo • Edward Jellico • Zak Kebron • Robin Lefler • Lucius (Romulan) • Katerina Mueller • Morgan Primus • Elizabeth Shelby • Soleta • Tania Tobias • T'Pax • Alyssa Wyatt
Starships and vehicles[]
- USS Excalibur-A (Galaxy-class) • Paradox • IRW Spectre (Spectre-class) • USS Trident (Galaxy-class)
Locations[]
- Bravo Station • New Thallon
- Referenced only
- Romulus
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Background[]
Stephen Thompson cover art without final titles.
- The ten pages of editorial content in this issue includes a page advertising the miniseries Year Four: The Enterprise Experiment and a two page feature on the Assignment: Earth miniseries, including an interview with John Byrne.
- This was the first IDW Star Trek comic to be issued in two covers, the fewest number of covers for an issue to date. The covers were either by Stephen Thompson, with colours by Leonard O'Grady or a limited retail incentive cover by J.K. Woodward.
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| published order | ||
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| Previous comic: Turnaround, Issue 1 |
NF comics | Next comic: Turnaround, Issue 3 |
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Memory Beta Chronology | Next Adventure: Not yet placed |