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Given how linked into the Mirror Universe mythology Discovery has been all along, what should we expect here? Log Entry Discovery is scanning the area of space from which Moll

This one-shot comic, released between Star Trek: Discovery’s first two seasons, follows Paul Stamets and sets up his introduction in “Context Is for Kings”, Discovery’s third episode. After The Light

How great it must be to artistically breath life into a new series of Star Trek comics. One writer who knows this feeling first-hand is writer Morgan Hampton, who has

After being largely absent from the previous episode, Moll and L’ak return to set up this brain-twisting time-bender. Log Entry On a cliff edge overlooking a wide stretch of water,

The two-part opener having ended with the finding of a 3D artefact and the location of another clue — not Betazed but Trill — Star Trek: Discovery embarks on the

This second episode aired along with the first installment of Star Trek: Discovery’s fifth season, “Red Directive”, as a double header. This is something that’s becoming a standard in sci-fi

Two years after the Season 4 finale split Michael and Book up by sending Book to jail for sabotaging (correctly, as it turned out) Starfleet’s attempt to destroy the Anomaly

The computer displays in Star Trek: Picard harnessed cutting-edge technology to boldly take the Star Trek franchise where no series had gone before. Thanks to these groundbreaking developments, Todd Marks

Unless noted otherwise, each answer in this Q&A interview is a combined response from both John and Maria Jose Tenuto. I recently had the pleasure of interviewing authors John Tenuto

This issue begins a brand new series of Star Trek comics. Is it engaging? Does it drive the reader towards a black hole of mediocrity? Log Entry Reunited with his