As reported by Wired, the comic, drawn by Paul Pope with a story by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci, is now online, along with an interview with Star Trek XI‘s J.J. Abrams, who guest-edited the issue. The “Mystery Issue” of Wired, edited by Abrams, is available on newsstands this month.Some features from the issue are online, including a short behind-the-scenes video describing how Abrams was chosen to guest edit the special issue and how the issue was put together, including the Star Trek XI Spock comic.

“Every few years, we hire a guest editor,” explained Thomas Goetz, deputy editor for Wired Magazine. “We kind of look through the Wired world and try to identify people we think are cool or have especially powerful ideas that we could kind of bring to the magazine and kind of have what we hope is a powerful collaboration. So J.J. was on our list for a long time.”

“We decided to do an entire redesign of the issue, said Wired‘s Creative Director Scott Dadich. “We wanted it to look like an issue of Wired that felt almost like an episode of one of J.J.’s TV shows.”

To read more, head to the article located here. To subscribe to Wired, and receive the Mystery issue, head here. The Spock comic can be found here.

As reported by io9, J.J. Abrams was guest editor of the most recent issue of Wired Magazine, and included in that issue is a six-page comic that fills in the backstory of Spock.
Drawn by Paul Pope, the story explains how Spock grew up dealing with various puzzles during his adolescence, as well as having to subdue a black panther-type animal he encounters.

In addition, a hint is given that Spock must make an enormous decision that will change the course of the U.S.S. Enterprise’s history.

To read more and see samples of the comic, head to the article located here.