IDW is wrapping up their two-year-long Star Trek: Year Five series this summer, and today they just announced a brand new year-long series to follow that up, with a return to the 24th century’s Mirror Universe ( Read more... )

IDW Publishing is launching a major new Star Trek comic book series, titled Star Trek: Year Five, which will tell the story of the final year of the Enterprise’s original five-year mission to seek out new life and new civilizations. As Starfleet’s flagship returns home, the series will investigate how each member of the iconic crew feels about the ( Read more... )

For the first time ever, the beloved crews of four Star Trek incarnations - The Original Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Voyager - will be pitted against one another in IDW's mind-blowing comic book miniseries, Star Trek: The Q Conflict. Debuting in January, this epic six-part event features the writing team of Scott and David ( Read more... )

When the cosmic eddies of our facile existence gives us a year like 2018, the only appropriate answer is to make vodka inspired by Guinan’s bar on the Enterprise, apparently. Obviously ( Read more... )

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Looking for something new to hang on your tree this year? Hallmark's got you covered:

Hallmark has announced their new line of Christmas ornaments, including the one that depicts Kirk being attacked by the Salt Monster.

Hallmark says the Keepsake ornaments are designed to "help people capture memories and turn the Christmas tree into a ( Read more... )

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How the Battle Over ‘Star Trek’ Rights Killed J.J. Abrams’ Grand Ambitions

The franchise's licensing and merchandising rights are split between CBS and Paramount which created headaches for the multihyphenate's production company Bad Robot

A struggle over the U.S.S. Enterprise's past and future helped sour J.J. Abrams on the "Star Trek" franchise ( Read more... )

So these are some things that have been gathering dust in favourite folders on my computer that I have been meaning to post here, so may as well do it now.

The first is an interview with the conductor who has worked with Michael Giacchino since forever. Giacchino himself doesn't actually appear, but it's a really interesting piece.

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