Kirk Is Blasted To The Past In Star Trek: New Visions #16 – Review & 5-page Preview
John Byrne is back with an entralling tale from the original Star Trek plus two short stories including one with M’Ress!
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John Byrne Sets Phasers To Campy In Star Trek: New Visions #15 – Review and 5-page Preview
The U.S.S. Enterprise encounters an ancient alien on the run from a malicious race of living machines.
COMIC REVIEW – Star Trek New Visions: Sam
The Enterprise is summoned to Starbase 11 for a prisoner transfer — to pick up Captain Kirk’s brother, George Samuel Kirk, who has admitted his guilt for murder.
COMIC REVIEW – Star Trek New Visions Special: The Hidden Face
John Byrne once again displays his love of Star Trek with his latest “lost episode,” which deals with a society of people that hides their faces.
COMICS REVIEW: Star Trek New Visions: Swarm
John Byrne’s latest photocomic has the Enterprise face an unknown force.
TrekInk: Review of Star Trek: New Visions #5: A Scent of Ghosts + 5-page Preview
IDW’s Star Trek: New Visions photonovel series is back, this time with Captain Pike & Number One in tow. Check out our spoiler-filled review of this dual-crew tale, plus a 5-page preview, after the jump.
TrekInk: Review of Star Trek: New Visions #4: Made Out of Mudd + 7-page Preview
Just in time for the holidays, IDW’s Star Trek: New Visions photonovel series returns with fan favorite Harry Mudd like you’ve never seen him before. Does the new John Byrne original story, “Made Out of Mudd,” pass muster? Find out with a spoiler-filled review, plus a 7-page preview, after the jump.
TrekInk: Review of Star Trek: New Visions #3: Cry Vengeance + 6-page Preview
The origins of the famous Doomsday Machine are revealed in the latest installment of IDW’s Star Trek New Visions: “Cry Vengeance.” Is the latest “lost-episode” of TOS a worthy sequel to a classic episode? Find out below – plus, check out a 6-page preview.
TrekInk: Review of Star Trek: New Visions #2: Time’s Echo + 7-page Preview
IDW’s Star Trek: New Visions photonovel series returns this month with veteran artist John Byrne at the helm in a new original story, “Time’s Echo”. Check out this latest “lost episode” of TOS with our spoiler-filled review, plus a 7-page preview, after the jump.
Interview: Kate Mulgrew On Chakotay And The ‘Prodigy’ Janeways; Her Conditions For More Live-Action Star Trek
Our exclusive chat with the ‘Voyager’ legend includes how time travel still gives her a headache.
Recap/Review: ‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ Finds A New Perspective In “Is There In Beauty No Truth?” [Episode 208]
The gang visits a colony that offers Zero a unique opportunity.
Celia Rose Gooding Talks Expanding Uhura’s Role In Season 3 Of ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’
The actress talks about connecting to Nichelle Nichols and Tawny Newsome.
Watch: First ‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ Season 2 Trailer Reveals New Classified Mission And A Time Paradox
We also have a new synopsis, key art and more.
‘Star Trek: Picard,’ ‘Lower Decks’ And ‘Strange New Worlds’ Nominated By Sound Editing And VFX Guilds
The Motion Picture Sound Editors and Visual Effects Society are recognizing the work of Star Trek, again.
Recap/Review: ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Reaches Out In “Lost In Translation”
Uhura is seeing things and seeks help from a new friend to track down the source before it destroys the ship.
Podcast: All Access Star Trek Goes To Court For This Week’s Episode Of ‘Strange New Worlds’
Tony and Laurie also cover the latest in Trek dvds, comics, games, and audiobooks.
Patrick Stewart Envisions One More “Extraordinary” TNG Movie Follow-Up To ‘Star Trek: Picard’
“And that would be I think a very appropriate way to say, ‘And goodbye folks.’”
Interview: Anson Mount & Rebecca Romijn On Character Metamorphosis In ‘Strange New Worlds’ Season 2
They give an update on Pike and Una, and that ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ crossover.
‘Star Trek: Legacy’ Fan Petition Surpasses One Preceding ‘Strange New Worlds’
Fans are starting to make their own ‘Legacy’ art, too.
Review: ‘The Orville: New Horizons’ Winds Down The Season Quietly In “Future Unknown”
A celebration is underway aboard the ship on the season 3 finale.
Interview: ‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ Producer Aaron Waltke Talks Timelines, Janeways, Combadges And Much More
The writer and co-executive producer does a deep dive on the mid-season finale.
Listen: Nilsson Talks Zora And Reveals Her Full Name In New ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Log
Book also has a new official Star Trek Log.
New Paramount Chief Confirms Planning For Multiple Star Trek Films, Including Animated Movie
The launch of ‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ has Brian Robbins and Alex Kurtzman thinking of the big screen.
‘WandaVisions’s Matt Shakman To Direct 2023 Star Trek Film, From ‘Captain Marvel’ Screenwriter
Production set to start next spring.
Doug Jones, Nana Visitor, Robert Beltran, Nichelle Nichols And More Join New Summer Virtual Trek Con
And this weekend the Connected Community Con will recreate the vendors’ room experience online.
New ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Comic Mini-Series Launching In April
Plus another John Byrne Trek comic is also arriving in April
Spock And Uhura Dig In On New Vulcan In Star Trek: Boldly Go #9 – Review and 5-Page Preview
See what Spock and Uhura are up to in a brand new story in this comic series set after Star Trek Beyond.
First Look At June Star Trek Comics: Mirror Riker And Picard Fight, A Visit To New Vulcan And More
Mirror Picard faces off with Mirror Riker. Spock and Uhura make a discovery on New Vulcan, and John Byrne kicks Kirk out of time.
REVIEW: IDW’s Star Trek New Vision Special ‘The Cage’ Disappoints
Promising readers an extra-length tale that reinterprets and adapts the original Star Trek pilot, “The Cage”, what readers are truly left with is an oversized fotonovel like the original Bantam Books from the late 1970’s. The only new part of this adaptation is the fact that “The Cage” had never been published as a fotonovel previously. Now it has.
TrekInk Exclusive: ‘New Life and New Civilizations – Exploring Star Trek Comics’ Preview + Author Interview
Nearly 47 years have passed since the first Star Trek comic was published in 1967. Hundreds of comics creators have kept Trekkies entertained with four-color tales published in more than one thousand Star Trek comics. What is it about these comics that keeps us engaged? This August, Sequart Organization will try to answer that question with the release of a collection of essays edited by Joseph F. Berenato that explore Star Trek comics. TrekMovie interviews Joe to learn what motivated him to take on this project and we’ll give you a heads up about what you’ll find in the book.