LIVING UP TO A legendary parent is no easy task, as both Jake Sisko and Alexander Rozhenko – the respective offspring of Benjamin Sisko and Worf – discover in IDW’s new miniseries, Sons Of Star Trek.
“It’s very much about the pressures that come with being the son of someone important in the Star Trek universe,” writer Morgan Hampton tells Red Alert. “But that means different things to Jake than it does to Alexander, for example.”
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