Review: ‘Star Trek Coda: Ashes Of Tomorrow’ Connects With Adventure In The Middle Of Finale Trilogy
James Swallow focuses on DS9 characters for the middle of the ‘Coda’ Star Trek lit-verse finale trilogy.
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Author Una McCormack had a hefty task with this one.
Book Review: ‘Star Trek: Picard: Rogue Elements’ Is A Crazy, Fun Sci-Fi Adventure
The third ‘Picard’ tie-in novel is all about Cristóbal Rios.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Takes Pride In Itself In “An Embarrassment of Dooplers”
We are halfway through season two.
Book Review: ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation: Shadows Have Offended’ Is A Fun Romantic Adventure
A new Star Trek author takes us back to a time shortly before the TNG series finale.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Takes The Low Road In “Mugato, Gumato”
Brad and Sam are stalked by a dangerous predator and a horned space ape.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Shakes It Up In “We’ll Always Have Tom Paris”
And Mariner and Tendi take a girls trip!
Review: ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Takes A Hero’s Journey In “Kayshon, His Eyes Open”
The show goes old-school with a new character and plot straight out of TNG.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Powers Up For The Season Two Premiere “Strange Energies”
This show was deeply missed—and worth the wait.
Book Review: ‘Star Trek: Living Memory’ Puts Uhura In The Spotlight
Christopher L. Bennett’s novel digs into what happened to Uhura after her brain was wiped clean in TOS’ “The Changeling.”
Review: ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Season 3 Blu-ray Takes You Inside Series’ Great Leap Forward
The newest season jumps to home video this week.
Book Review: Feel The Burn With ‘Star Trek: Discovery: Wonderlands’
Una McCormack takes readers inside Michael’s gap year after arriving in the 32nd century.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Season One On Blu-ray Keeps Us Amused
We put the new home video release under the adjudication geode.
Book Review: The ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Illustrated Handbook’ Can Be Your Guide Back To DS9
Hero Collector’s latest guide provides a good balance of Trek history and Treknobabble.
Fan Film Review: ‘Pacific 201’ Tells An Ambitious Star Trek Story In The Post-‘Enterprise’ Era
The two-part film tells a story about early Starfleet after the Romulan War.
Review: Eaglemoss XL Deep Space 9 Station Model Is Worth The Latinum
Express your inner Cardassian with this die-cast model.
Unboxing/Review: The Noble Collection Star Trek Tridimensional Chess Set Is Fun For Display And Play
The iconic Trek chess set is a fun game with real rules too.
Review: IDW’s First ‘Star Trek: Voyager’ Mini-Series Concludes With ‘Seven’s Reckoning’ #4
We also have a 5-page preview of the new comic.
Review: ‘Woman In Motion’ Reveals How Nichelle Nichols Leveraged Star Trek Fame To Change The Future
The documentary about Nichelle Nichols is showing for three nights this week across the USA.
Review: Eaglemoss Hero Collector ‘The Orville’ Ship Models Are No Joke
There are three to chose from in the first releases of The Orville Starships Collection.
Review: Latest Waves Of Star Trek Mego Figures Will Make You Feel Young Again
Waves 8 and 9 include TNG Picard and Data, and a ‘Discovery’ Saru.
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This charming illustrated volume is amusing and helpful.