Star Trek Comics Weekly #18
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home altered the landscape of DC Comics’ monthly Star Trek title.
Rich Handley Author and Editor
Tag: Star Trek
Star Trek Comics Weekly #17
In its lead-up to Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, DC Comics faced quite a challenge. Here’s how DC got around it.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #16
This week’s column explores DC’s Star Trek #21–32, during which James T. Kirk commanded the USS Excelsior, while Spock captained the USS Surak.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #15
“New Frontiers,” published in DC’s Star Trek #9-20, took eight months to unfold and brought back familiar faces from the episodes and films.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #14
This week’s column examines DC Comics’ Star Trek #1–8, leading up to the company’s adaptation of Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #13
Despite common wisdom, Marvel’s Star Trek was undeniably connected to the TV show, thanks to sly writers determined to do what they’d been mandated not to.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #12
This week, we’ll examine issues #1–9 of Marvel’s first Star Trek series, in the context of how well they fared with regard to TV tie-ins. For Marvel, it was a tricky situation.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #11
The Star Trek comic strips’ final 12 stories were not as consistently well told or drawn as Thomas Warkentin’s, but they did provide a few tie-ins to televised and filmed Trek.
Star Trek Comics Weekly #10
The L.A. Times Syndicate’s Star Trek’s comic strips hit newspapers around the time of The Motion Picture. So why didn’t most fans even know about them?
Star Trek Comics Weekly #9
As we continue to examine how Star Trek comics offer sequels, prequels, and tie-ins to onscreen lore, it’s time for a roundup of unusual entries in the annals of Starfleet history.
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