Picard Goes Sleeveless And Ruthless In Star Trek: TNG – Mirror Broken #1 – Review & Preview
The first comic venture into the The Next Generation’s Mirror Universe kicks off with Picard hatching a plan to steal a certain ship.
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Kirk Rings Khan In Conclusion To Star Trek / Green Lantern Vol. 2, Review & 5-page Preview
Star Trek / Green Lantern Vol. 2: Stranger Worlds #6 wraps up the latest crossover comic in an epic action-packed finale. Check out our review and see a 5-page preview too.
Review: Bashir Fights The System In Evocative Action-Thriller “Star Trek: Section 31: Control”
The moral and ethical nature of Section 31 comes into question in the latest Trek novel from author David Mack.
Review: Free Comic Book Day Issue Of Star Trek: The Next Generation – Mirror Broken
We take a look at the Star Trek comic available today on Free Comic Book Day. Check out review, plus a 5-page preview.
It’s Not Easy Being Green In Star Trek Green Lantern #5 – Review & 5-page Preview
For everyone who wondered what Kirk would look like with an 8-pack…
Review: QMx’s 1:6th Scale Dr. Leonard McCoy Figure is Stunning + Picard Figure Coming In May
QMx’s new 12″ Star Trek McCoy figure blows us away, and they just announced their first Star Trek: The Next Generation figure too.
It’s A “Journey to Murder” In Star Trek Boldly Go #7 – Review and 5-Page Preview
The original “Journey to Babel” is re-imagined in new Star Trek Boldly Go Comic
Kirk And Crew Get ‘Prime-Directed’ In Star Trek Boldly Go #6 – Review and 5-Page Preview
It’s mutiny (or is it) as the crew of the U.S.S. Endeavour encounters a dangerous force long theorized but never seen. Until now.
Khan Sees Red In Star Trek Green Lantern #4 – Review & 5-page Preview
A vengeful, genetically augmented superhuman steals a rage-fueled power ring from another universe. What could possibly go wrong?
COMICS REVIEWS: Star Trek Waypoint #4 and Star Trek: Deviations
Jonathan Archer and the NX-01 make their long-awaited funny book debut, while Picard and crew explore reflections and alternate realities. Reviews and 5-page previews for the two latest Star Trek comics.
SOUNDTRACK REVIEW – Star Trek Beyond: The Deluxe Edition
Varese Sarabande’s deluxe two-disc soundtrack release features 29 cues of previously unreleased music from Star Trek Beyond, including full Jaylah and Yorktown Themes.
COMIC REVIEW – Star Trek/Green Lantern: Stranger Worlds #3
The plot thickens as Khan and all his compatriots have awoken, while Hal Jordan and Sinestro continue their individual searches for Oa, and hopefully, a central power battery for their rings.
COMIC REVIEW – Star Trek: Boldly Go #5
Jaylah takes center stage as Mike Johnson reveals her background, how she came to be on Altamid, and what exactly went down between her father and Manas.
REVIEW: Star Trek Enterprise – The Complete Series Blu-ray
A well executed repackaging of the single-season sets that offers a tremendous amount of content for a great price.
BOOK REVIEW – Star Trek: The Face of the Unknown
Investigating a series of violent raids by a predatory species, Kirk and company discover a connection to Balok and his people from “The Corbomite Maneuver.”
Forgotten Roddenberry: Planet Earth
Welcome back to our bi-weekly series on Gene Roddenberry’s work between Star Trek incarnations. Last time we looked at a boy and his robot in The Questor Tapes. This time we return to the land of the PAX in Planet Earth.
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.
There Is, In Truth, Beauty: A review of Star Trek: 50 Artists 50 Years
A highlight of Star Trek’s 50th anniversary celebrations last year was the Star Trek art book and accompanying traveling exhibition, “Star Trek: 50 Artists 50 Years”. The collection is a triumph of risky artistic choices that, for the most part, paid off.
COMIC REVIEW – Star Trek/Green Lantern: Stranger Worlds #2
The fun continues as the Enterprise and its new crew member Hal Jordan fight Sinestro and his Klingons. Meanwhile, all the stranded Lanterns in the Kelvin Universe need to find a new power source, before their rings fail forever.
COMIC REVIEW – Star Trek: Boldly Go #4
Boldly going where no other Star Trek comic has gone before, Mike Johnson and Tony Shasteen have demonstrated they will push the boundaries of storytelling and established notions with this new series. Star Trek: Boldly Go #4 shows us how the Kelvin Universe crew deal with the Borg… and how the Borg deal with them.
COMIC REVIEW – Star Trek: Boldly Go #3
Relevancy has never concerned the Borg. In Star Trek: Boldly Go #3, the relentless foe explains resistance, ignorance, empire, wrath and luck are all irrelevant when it comes to their mission. Mike Johnson and Tony Shasteen resume the series’ opening arc, as the Kelvin Universe crew attempts to rescue its comrades and stop the Borg.
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.
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.
Forgotten Roddenberry: The Questor Tapes
Welcome back to our bi-weekly series on Gene Roddenberry’s work between Star Trek incarnations. Last time we looked at the satanic bromance thriller, Spectre. This time we check out Gene’s original android with a heart of gold in The Questor Tapes.
REVIEW: Star Trek: The Original Series – The Roddenberry Vault on Blu-ray
When The Roddenberry Vault project was announced to the world earlier this year at Comic-Con, it was a huge surprise to the legions of Star Trek: The Original Series fans. The Original Series is 50 years old this year, and fans thought that whatever there was to see from TOS had been seen; after all, for the 40th anniversary it had been given a proper HD scan, which meant digging all the film out of the CBS/Paramount archives. So what else is there? Read on to find out…
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.
Forgotten Roddenberry: Spectre
Welcome back to our bi-weekly series on Gene Roddenberry’s work between Star Trek incarnations. Last time we looked at the most optimistic post-apocalypse ever filmed, Genesis II. This time we check out Gene’s take on devil worship, Spectre.
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.