1997-98 / Ecomics / 436 pages
****
A bit too action-packed to be a faithful realisation of what Star Trek's original incarnation as Forbidden Planet: The Series might have looked like, but still a fitting tribute to that teasingly captivating era and easily the most consistently high-quality 'Trek comic line of the 20th century, not that the bar was very high.
2024 / Ecomics / 152 pages
***
Run-of-the-mill serial killer porn with a sub-Grandville anthropomorphic gimmick. Still read it though, didn't I?
1983-84 (collected 2013) / Ecomics / 232 pages
****
Peak ludicrous primary-coloured mythological action sci-fi before the Brits invaded and made comics too self-conscious to be fun. This is like the best 80s cartoon never made.
1992 / Ebook / 128 pages
***
An annual round-up is about the right frequency for these, but even then it wears thin. The random one-offs continue to be the funniest.
Faves: Topless Skateboard Nun, Tinribs, Herman's Hermit
2014 (collected 2015) / Ecomics / 128 pages
***
Authentic to the series and similarly fun, if lacking the special audio-visual ambience.
