
Star Trek Comic Book Characters Who Should Appear Onscreen
Here are ten characters from the comics who would make fun additions to live-action Star Trek.
Rich Handley Author and Editor
Here are ten characters from the comics who would make fun additions to live-action Star Trek.
From its inception to its premature conclusion, the STGNC reprinted the vast majority of Trek comics ever produced. It’s something of which I’m very proud.
Among Trek’s many bad parenting examples, few come close to matching Sarek’s abject failure.
This week column focuses on a Star Trek: The Next Generation miniseries from a few years ago, IDW’s Through the Mirror, written by Scott and David Tipton.
Comics based on Droids and Ewoks remained off most fans’ radar for years, because they were only available in Spain.
This week, my Star Trek column begins an extended stay in the mirror universe, starting with IDW’s Star Trek: Discovery—Succession.
My dormant comics column returns this week with The Light of Kahless and the 2018 Star Trek annual, IDW’s first forays into Star Trek: Discovery.
The latest volume of ATB’s Outside In anthology series is about Twin Peaks, and for this one I wrote about the film Mulholland Drive and its mysterious connections to David Lynch’s most famous television work.
An interview with my friend Alan Maxson, a rising creature performance actor who has worked on Godzilla, The Walking Dead, Puppet Master, and more.
Great Scott, the space-time continuum can be tricky to navigate! So the next time you hop into your DeLorean, bring along my two Back to the Future books.