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Many books, comics, fan films and other creative projects and ideas have been based on Star Trek and its spin-off series and movies, but one of the funnier creations is a comic based on a “Mary Sue” character called “Ensign Sue Must Die.”
Ensign Sue Must Die, a “Trek-tastic parody” created by Clare Mosely and Kevin Bolk, chronicles the arrival and mayhem caused by the arrival on the USS Enterprise of Ensign Mary Amethyst Star Enoby Aiko Archer Picard Janeway Sue.
Archaia’s Lucid #1, the first of a four-issue spy genre comic produced by Zachary Quinto‘s Before The Door media production company, will be released in August.
Written by Michael McMillian (True Blood), Lucid is the story of “Agent Matthew Dee, a modern ‘Combat Mage’ in service of the government whose personal history traces back to real life 16th Century occultist John Dee and whose current fate gets twisted up with an ancient evil from Arthurian legend.”
The fourth issue of the Star Trek Movie Adaptation comic series will be in stores tomorrow, but readers can see a preview today.
The latest of the Star Trek Movie Adaptation comics is published by IDW Publishing. This issue was written by Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci, Mike Johnson and Tim Jones. Art and cover are by David Messina.
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The Star Trek Movie Adaptation #3 comic, due out on April 28 from IDW Publishing, will feature the first meeting of Kirk and Spock at Starfleet Academy.
This third comic in the Star Trek Movie Adaptation series is written by Alex Kurtzman, Robert Orci, Mike Johnson and Tim Jones, with art and cover by David Messina.
Star Trek Movie Adaptation #3 will be thirty-two pages in length and will sell for $3.99.
On Wednesday, March 17, IDW Publishing’s Star Trek Movie Adaptation issue #2 will arrive in stores.
Written by Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman, Tim Jones and Mike Johnson; with artwork (and cover) by David Messina, this second issue of the Star Trek XI movie adaptation includes some cut scenes.
The first Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comic will debut this December.
More details are emerging about the new Deep Space Nine comic courtesy of Scott and David Tipton, such as in which time frame the stories will be set and which characters who will be appearing in the new series .
The new Deep Space Nine stories will be set in familiar territory. “Our mandate from the ‘Powers That Be’ was to tell a classic Deep Space Nine story to reintroduce the series to comics readers,” explained Scott Tipton. “Setting it after the series ended didn’t make a lot of sense, since half the cast would by definition be taken off the table immediately. Our story is set between seasons three and four, before Worf’s arrival to the station and before things start to heat up with the Dominion War. It’s kind of the last point where there’s breathing space before the series got really serialized in its final four seasons.”
A preview of Star Trek: Spock Reflections #4 is available for the comic which is due out next week.
The final issue of Star Trek: Spock Reflections, which features Spock’s past, will hit the stores on Wednesday, October 14.
Fool’s Gold, the first Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comic series, will arrive in December.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine comic fans can pre-order Fool’s Good #1, the first issue in a new Deep Space Nine comic series, written by Scott and David Tipton.
The first issue of Roddenberry Productions’s Days Missing will arrive in stores tomorrow.
As reported by the Fresno Bee and Digital Journal, Trevor Roth, Chief Operating Office of Roddenberry Productions and a friend of Rod Roddenberry‘s from childhood, has created the story of the Steward, who has the ability to fold time as well as being able to secretly remove critical days from history, shaping human history in the process.
A comic book adaptation of Star Trek XI is in the works, according to IDW.
As reported by TrekMovie.com, the six issue Star Trek XI comic series will include scenes cut from the final version of Star Trek XI. (more…)
A five-page preview of Star Trek: Spock: Reflections #1 has been posted for Star Trek comic fans.
As reported by Comics Continuum, fans who can’t wait until July 22 to see Spock: Reflections #1 can get a sneak peek of the issue now. (more…)
Although the regular Comics International magazine is still on hiatus, fans will be pleased with the current release of a special issue devoted to Star Trek.
As reported by Sci Fi Pulse, the Star Trek Special celebrates four decades of Star Trek in comics, from the first issue published in 1967 by Gold Key, to the more recent IDW releases. (more…)
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Chris Pine Explains Kirk
2theadvocate.com, has posted a video of Chris Pine, where he talks about playing James T. Kirk.
“James Kirk is everything you’d want to be,” he said, listing all of Kirk’s personality traits. “The process of the movie is how is this guy going to take all of this disparate energies and kind of mold them into the form of a Captain?”
IDW announced that Spock: Reflections, a new Star Trek XI comic book featuring Spock as played by Zachary Quinto, will hit store shelves this July.
As reported at Andrew Steven Harris’ blog, Spock: Reflections, written by Scott and David Tipton, with artwork by David Messina, will be set in the post-Star Trek XI timeline.
IDW’s Editor-in-Chief, Chris Ryall, has posted a small sample of the artwork that will be in Spock: Reflections, as seen in his blog located here.
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