Author: Dan Leckie
Editor of WarpFactorTrek, Dan is an avid Star Trek fan who lives in Aberdeen, Scotland. Dan has loved Star Trek ever since discovering it in his childhood. He worked as an administrator, for six years, on the encyclopedic Star Trek website Memory Alpha, which involved studying the making of the various series and films. He has also written for the official Star Trek magazine, Star Trek Explorer; has qualified from a Star Trek course taught at Glasgow Clyde College; and coordinated the SubSpace Chatter (formerly The Scotch Trekker) YouTube channel, which regularly featured live interviews with the cast and crew of Star Trek.
The Autobiography of Benjamin Sisko in Review
The Autobiography of Benjamin Sisko tells the remarkable life of Deep Space 9’s commander. It’s the upcoming next installment in a series of books entitled “The Autobiography of [insert captain’s
Read MoreThe Animated Series’ “Mudd’s Passion” in Review
How passionate can viewers of the original animated Star Trek show be when it comes to this particular episode? Let’s delve into the details, aiming for clarity, not muddiness… Log
Read MoreStar Trek: Picard’s Academy, Issue 1 in Review
Despite its potentially confusing title, this is the debut issue of a comic about Jean-Luc Picard’s days at Starfleet Academy, not a direct spin-off of Star Trek: Picard. This first
Read MoreThe Animated Series’ “Once Upon a Planet” in Review
As The Animated Series reaches the mid point in its first season, the Enterprise crew needs some shore leave. Cue a visit to the planet from “Shore Leave”, where trouble
Read MoreStar Trek: The Last Generation in Review
Not to be confused with Star Trek: Picard’s series finale, this five-issue comics mini-series is part of the anthology series Star Trek: Myriad Universes (all other installments of which were
Read MoreDavid Mack on Star Trek: Prodigy
David Mack is intimately familiar with Star Trek: Prodigy. He worked professionally as a consultant on the show, which launched on 28 October 2021. A short while ago, I had
Read MoreThe Animated Series’ “The Magicks of Megas-Tu” in Review
In this otherworldly episode, the Enterprise encounters a bizarre realm, magic, and demons. Released on 25th October 1973, it’s perfect for a Halloween-themed watch-through. Log Entry The USS Enterprise is
Read MoreStar Trek: Holo-ween, Issue 4 in Review
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
Read MoreStar Trek: Holo-ween, Issue 3 in Review
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,
Read MoreRed Matter Rampage in Star Trek: Nero
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
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