Star Trek Comics Weekly #50
This week, the 50th installment of this column fittingly celebrates a landmark event: Marvel Comics’ return to the fold following a fourteen-year absence.
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Star Trek Comics Weekly #49
This week, our examination of Malibu Comics’ DS9 line concludes with a discussion of how issues #29–32 provided prequels, sequels, and tie-ins to onscreen lore.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #48
This week wraps up our DC discussion with Ill Wind and the two-part “Convergence” storyline, published in the sixth Star Trek and Next Generation Annuals.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #47
This week’s column explores Malibu Comics’ Deep Space Nine Ultimate Annual, Worf Special, and Celebrity Series one-shots.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #46
Let’s examine how DC’s Star Trek: The Next Generation #76–80, as well as its third The Next Generation Special, presented prequels, sequels, and tie-ins to onscreen Star Trek.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #45
This week, we’ll revisit Malibu Comics’ Spectacular 64-Page Annual #1, as well as Lightstorm #1, Terok Nor #0, and Deep Space Nine Special #1.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #44
Kevin J. Ryan was DC Comics’ final writer on Star Trek. His last five issues, #76–80, demonstrated his knack for writing thought-provoking fiction, and for mining episodes and films to create something new and familiar.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #43
DC Comics’ ST:TNG #71–75 presented “War and Madness,” the first DC tale set in the period after The Next Generation’s seventh season but before Generations.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #42
This week, we interrupt our chronological exploration of five decades’ worth of Star Trek comic books and return once more to the era of bell-bottom trousers and lava lamps. It’s time for another look at Trek comics produced outside the United States.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #41
Malibu Comics’ later DS9 issues were among its best, with issues #21–28 offering a range of stories featuring prequels, sequels, and tie-ins to onscreen Star Trek.
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