COMIC REVIEW – Star Trek/Green Lantern: Stranger Worlds #1
It’s a great debut for the latest crossover between the crew of the Enterprise and the Green Lantern Corps.
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INTERVIEW – Star Trek Authors Kevin Dilmore and Dayton Ward
Warning – this interview contains irreverence, innuendo about embarrassing truck stop photos, stream of consciousness and nostalgia. Kevin Dilmore and Dayton Ward’s writing partnership has formed into an epic Star Trek bromance. The two sat down with TrekMovie to discuss their latest offbeat project – Star Trek: Waypoint #2, how they wound up stuck working with one another, and more.
REVIEW – Star Trek: Enterprise Collection, Volume 2
La-La Land Records recently released a second volume of music from Star Trek: Enterprise. The four-CD collection features previously unreleased material from 31 episodes and music from composers Dennis McCarthy, Jay Chattaway and more.
BREAKING – Star Trek: Discovery casts Sonequa Martin-Green in lead role
According to Entertainment Weekly, The Walking Dead star has captured the lead role in the upcoming series.
RETRO REVIEW: Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Expanded Edition CD
TrekMovie commemorates Cliff Eidelman’s distinctive score to Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country with a review of the 2012 Intrada two-disc release. This expanded soundtrack release includes previously unreleased material, plus the original release from 1991.
INTERVIEW: Composer Cliff Eidelman Looks Back at Star Trek VI 25 Years Later
Cliff Eidelman, the man who composed the score for Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, fondly recalls his experience working on the final Star Trek film to star the entire original cast. We sat down with the composer who discussed his thematic choices for the score, his approach to publishing the original soundtrack, and how he worked with Nicholas Meyer.
COMIC REVIEW – Star Trek: Waypoint #2
Assembling the single greatest collection of writers and artist in the cosmos, IDW Group Editor Sarah Gaydos had her pick when it came time to finding talent to contribute to her Star Trek: Waypoint anthology. After the first issue split time between The Next Generation and The Original Series, issue two focuses solely on TOS, but not in a way readers might expect.
REVIEW: Star Trek: Prey – Book I: Hell’s Heart
John Jackson Miller’s 50th anniversary trilogy delivers an epic tale across the centuries. Events set into motion before the Khitomer Accords fuel the Klingon antagonist in this story of revenge, intrigue, and machiavellian maneuvers.
INTERVIEW: Denise and Mike Okuda Discuss Latest Version of The Star Trek Encyclopedia
The fourth revision of the Star Trek Encyclopedia written by the husband/wife duo Mike and Denise Okuda, is a massive two-volume hardcover edition. This latest revision includes information up to Star Trek: Into Darkness, and took several years to compile. Read on for our interview with the Trekspert couple.
WATCH: Star Trek Stars Celebrate National Aircraft Carrier Month
From rank titles to Starfleet operations to ships named Enterprise, Star Trek has been heavily inspired by Naval traditions. In celebration of this November as National Aircraft Carrier Month, we gathered together some of Trek’s finest in a tribute to the US Navy and the men and women who serve and to make sure that history never forgets the name Enterprise.
COMIC REVIEW Star Trek: Boldly Go #2
Mike Johnson and Tony Shasteen’s new Kelvin Timeline series introduces the Borg. With his crew separated awaiting the construction of the Enterprise-A, Kirk must depend on a new group of officers to solve the mystery of what destroyed the USS Concord. Resistance is of course, futile.
William Shatner Shines in Brief “Shatner’s World” Tour
William Shatner still has it. The 85 year-old actor entertained fans in suburban Philadelphia for two-straight hours in the most recent return of his self-titled tour that covered his life and career. It’s “Shatner’s World”, we just live in it.
Catching Up With IDW Star Trek Comics Editor Sarah Gaydos
TrekMovie spoke to Sarah Gaydos, the driving force behind the recently launched anthology series, Star Trek: Waypoint.
Halloween Star Trek Beyond Blu-Ray Giveaway Winners
You sent us your best Trekkie Halloween costumes, and we’ve picked out some of our favorites! With so many awesome costumes, it was hard to pick just two to win a copy of Star Trek Beyond on Blu-ray. Check out our two winners plus honorable mentions!
BREAKING: Bryan Fuller Stepping Down As Showrunner of “Star Trek: Discovery”
Bryan Fuller will remain an executive producer of Discovery, but will hand off the day-to-day showrunning responsibilities to executive producers Gretchen Berg and Aaron Harberts, with Akiva Goldsman joining the production in a “top creative role”. We’ve also learned more details about casting, which is nearly complete.
COMIC REVIEW: Star Trek: Boldly Go #1
Mike Johnson and Tony Shasteen elevate their Final Frontier narrative with Star Trek: Boldly Go #1. The comic takes place during the final few minutes of Star Trek: Beyond, and as the creative duo demonstrate, a lot happened in that short amount of screen time.
Catching Up with Star Trek Author Paul Ruditis
Paul Ruditis is becoming a go-to name in the world of Star Trek nonfiction, with The Star Trek Book, the Star Trek Visual Dictionary, and the Star Trek: Voyager Companion to his credit. TrekMovie caught up with Ruditis at Mission: New York to talk about his previous work, what he has coming up, and the challenges of writing guide books for the 50-year old franchise.
Rod Roddenberry Takes Father’s Vision to Next Level, Offers $1,000,000 Prize For a #BoldlyBetter Future
The Roddenberry Foundation recently announced a $1,000,000 cash prize for the best ideas on how to make our future #BoldlyBetter. TrekMovie interviewed leader of The Roddenberry Foundation and heir to the Star Trek throne Rod Roddenberry about the #BoldlyBetter campaign, his foundation’s funding of innovative ideas, and more.
Michael Piller’s Book Recounting Insurrection’s Production Now on Sale
Michael Piller, known to Trek for his work on The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Voyager, authored a ‘textbook’ on screenwriting, based on the production of the feature film Star Trek: Insurrection. That book was never published and thought to be lost to time after Piller’s passing. Now for the first time ever, Piller’s Fade In is officially available in published form at michaelpiller.net.
COMIC REVIEW: Star Trek: Waypoint #1
IDW’s bold Star Trek anthology series Waypoint debuts with Original Series and Next Generation tales.
REVIEW: Star Trek Legacies Book 1: Captain to Captain
The special 50th anniversary trilogy series Star Trek Legacies celebrates The Original Series with all new stories by famed Star Trek authors. Read on for our review of Book 1, Captain to Captain by Greg Cox, which features Klingons, Majel Barrett’s Number One, and a huge surprise ending.
COMICS REVIEW: Star Trek New Visions: Swarm
John Byrne’s latest photocomic has the Enterprise face an unknown force.
Hits and Misses at ReedPOP’s Star Trek: Mission New York
ReedPOP, purveyors of the most recent Star Trek convention in New York City, have a reputation for putting on some of the best conventions around, including New York Comic Con and Star Wars Celebration. While providing some fresh alternatives to the Star Trek convention scene, the company’s background did not prevent issues from arising at its first ever Star Trek event.
‘The Circuit’ Takes Fictional Look at Life On The Road for Con Guests and Attendees
The Star Trek: Voyager actor Manu Intiraymi has been mulling the idea of a series about the convention circuit for 15 years. TrekMovie interviewed Intiraymi about his new film venture, which includes a host of actors from Star Trek and other sci-fi franchises.
Husband-Wife Team Erdmann and Block Reflect on Star Trek Costumes Book
Paula M. Block and Terry J. Erdmann have been involved with Star Trek from its earliest days, so it was only fitting the married pair would be tabbed to produce Five Decades of Fashion from the Final Frontier. Read on for our interview with the couple.
BREAKING: Discovery pushed back to May 2017
CBS has issued a new press release today, with a bit of disappointing news: Star Trek Discovery has been pushed back to May 2017. Producers Bryan Fuller and Alex Kurtzman are quoted in the press release. Read on for the pertinent bits.
A Look At The Kelvin Timeline In Comics, Part III
The third part in a series on IDW’s Final Frontier adventures in the Kelvin Timeline.
REVIEW: For The Love Of Spock
Adam Nimoy’s tribute to his father is a tender and loving exercise.
A Tribute to Our Favorite Minor Star Trek Characters
The TrekMovie staff takes a few moments to talk about their favorite minor characters. Read on to see if your favorite is in the list.
Review: Star Trek Continues – “Embracing The Winds”
‘Embracing The Winds’ Delivers Star Trek Continue’s Finest Episode Yet.
Star Trek Continues again addresses a topical social issue in classic TOS fashion.