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Suzie Bichovsky's Reviews > Star Trek: The Next Generation/Doctor Who: Assimilation², Volume 1
Star Trek: The Next Generation/Doctor Who: Assimilation², Volume 1
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If you are a Doctor Who or StarTrekTNG fan (or *gasp* both) this is for you.
Let me start by confessing- I am a ST:TNG Trekkie. I rooted for The Counselor and Worf. Riker's head tilts with so much swagger, I don't think there is room for loving thoughts of another.
I am a Doctor Who fan of the current series. My first adult viewing of Doctor Who was Matt Smith's first appearance. The original Doctor Who scared the stuffing out of me when I would catch it past my bedtime.
It pleased me to no end that my characters sounded like themselves on each page. I equally cheered for the Doctor and Picard to be the one to solve the problem of the day. I was always confused by the Cybermen storylines due to the timing of my fandom. This plot helped me out and, coincidentally, I was also watching DW Nightmare in Silver. Great timing.
The Borg have always stuck with me and I felt that they and the Cybermen stole the graphic novel in the background.
Without spoilering it for anyone, I liked how the artwork shifted to highlight some old friends.
I would have liked to have seen more dialogue between Picard and (Come on, What's His Name!) regarding the burden of responsibility and/or loss.
If you are only a DW or ST:TNG fan, I think you can appreciate this adventure. Don't worry, your heroes or favorite Big Bad won't be upstaged by the interlopers.
Now, if they would only make crossover event movies...
Let me start by confessing- I am a ST:TNG Trekkie. I rooted for The Counselor and Worf. Riker's head tilts with so much swagger, I don't think there is room for loving thoughts of another.
I am a Doctor Who fan of the current series. My first adult viewing of Doctor Who was Matt Smith's first appearance. The original Doctor Who scared the stuffing out of me when I would catch it past my bedtime.
It pleased me to no end that my characters sounded like themselves on each page. I equally cheered for the Doctor and Picard to be the one to solve the problem of the day. I was always confused by the Cybermen storylines due to the timing of my fandom. This plot helped me out and, coincidentally, I was also watching DW Nightmare in Silver. Great timing.
The Borg have always stuck with me and I felt that they and the Cybermen stole the graphic novel in the background.
Without spoilering it for anyone, I liked how the artwork shifted to highlight some old friends.
I would have liked to have seen more dialogue between Picard and (Come on, What's His Name!) regarding the burden of responsibility and/or loss.
If you are only a DW or ST:TNG fan, I think you can appreciate this adventure. Don't worry, your heroes or favorite Big Bad won't be upstaged by the interlopers.
Now, if they would only make crossover event movies...
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