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Star Trek’s best new character in ages cannot be seen on TV, but the shows need to take note ASAP. Two years ago, IDW Publishing rejuvenated its Star Trek comics’ line with a bold new approach: mix characters from across the franchise and send them up against a galactic threat. The books have also introduced exciting new characters, and one, Descheeni, may be the franchise’s best new addition.
In Star Trek #27, written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly and drawn by Mike Feehan and Tess Fowler, fans get a good look into her character. Captain Sisko is throwing a dinner party to lighten the ship’s mood. Descheeni comes to the party in her civilian clothes, and brings a guitar. This impresses Ensign Lily Sato, and the two hook up at the end of the party. Fans also learn of her favorite people from history, including Jack Kirby, Manuelito and, oddly enough, Khan Noonian SIngh.
While Star Trek has often been a trailblazer when it comes to representation, its efforts at depicting Indigenous peoples have often fallen short. Related After 26 Years, Star Trek Has Finally Settled a DS9 Debate Many years ago, Chief O'Brien and Worf made a puzzling bet while on Deep Space Nine, and now at long last, Star Trek has settled the matter.
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