Warp Factor Trek

The comics mini-series Star Trek: Holo-ween comes to a close in this fourth issue. Does it go out with a bang… or a boo? Log Entry In her log, Deanna

When I pitched a series of Star Trek podcast reviews for Warp Factor Trek, I wasn’t exactly sure what that would look like. After all, I’m not interested in writing

Is this third issue a trick or a treat? Does it conjure up a frightfully good time? Is it a wickedly awful read? Let’s delve into it… Summary In sickbay,

This four-part comic mini-series, focusing on the 2009 Star Trek film’s antagonist, was produced by the creators of Star Trek: Countdown. It’s therefore similar, featuring vibrant art, fairly strong character

Owing to budgetary limitations, Chekov wasn’t included in the cast of characters which transitioned from The Original Series to The Animated Series, instead replaced by Arex at the navigation station.

How often in the franchise have starship crew members been trapped in a cave set on Stage 16? And we know how Lower Decks loves to homage the Berman era….

Seeing only this episode’s title, one might be fooled into thinking it’s the TNG episode “The Survivors”. It’s about an alien trying to fool the Enterprise crew. When it comes

This second issue follows up on issue 1’s climax that saw a partly Borg version of Redjac, from the TOS episode “Wolf in the Fold”, wreaking havoc on the crew

Hang onto your backups! In this episode, we have AI threats a-go-go aboard the Cerritos… with a host of returning electronic villains. Summary In the Kalla System, a Drookmani ship

This four-issue IDW comic prequels the 2009 Star Trek film, follows Star Trek: The Next Generation (particularly relevant to “Unification II” and Star Trek Nemesis), but conflicts with Star Trek: