Star Trek Comics Weekly #36
This week, we’ll examine Malibu’s Deep Space Nine #11–16 and the Hearts and Minds miniseries, both edited by Mark Paniccia.
Rich Handley Author and Editor
This week, we’ll examine Malibu’s Deep Space Nine #11–16 and the Hearts and Minds miniseries, both edited by Mark Paniccia.
We’re nearing the end of Michael Jan Friedman’s tenure on DC Comics’ Star Trek: The Next Generation, and this week’s column examines how issues #59–70 provided prequels and sequels to onscreen Trek.
This week, we’ll examine issues #61–68, along with Special #2 and Star Trek Annual #5, from the standpoint of how these tales handled sequels, prequels, and tie-ins to onscreen Trek.
Malibu’s Deep Space Nine comic featured a monthly comic, along with various ashcans, one-shots, and miniseries.
Let’s examine some truly unusual and unauthorized Star Trek comics produced in Indonesia and Japan.
This week, we’ll examine DC Comics’ Star Trek issues #49–60 and the first Star Trek Special.
Continuing the discussion of Michael Jan Friedman’s tenure on DC Comics’ monthly Star Trek: The Next Generation series.
DC’s Star Trek #35–48, from writer Howard Weinstein, boasted artwork by Arne Starr, Gordon Purcell, Rod Whigham, Carlos Garzon, Jerome K. Moore, and Jason Palmer.
This week, we’ll examine Star Trek #25–34, as well as DC’s third Star Trek annual and its adaptation of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
This week, we’ll examine DC Comics’ Star Trek series 2 issues #13–24, as well as the second annual.