Author: David A McIntee
David A McIntee is a writer and historian who has written for properties such as Doctor Who, Star Wars, Final Destination, and Stargate, as well as having written several adventures in the Star Trek franchise for Pocket Books. He has contributed many pieces to the magazines Star Trek Explorer (née Star Trek Magazine) and Star Trek Communicator, as well as having written nonfiction books about Star Trek: Voyager.
Strange New Worlds’ “The Illyrian Enigma” Issue #2 in Review
IDW Publishing have begun a storyline for Strange New Worlds designed to fit nicely between the cliffhanger ending of Season 1 and the upcoming Season 2 premiere. This series of
Read MoreStrange New Worlds’ “The Illyrian Enigma” Issue #1 in Review
The newest Star Trek series, Strange New Worlds, was a huge hit, striking all the nostalgic vibes of the Star Trek we’ve always known and loved. And so, it’s not
Read MoreLower Decks‘ “The Stars At Night” in Review
At a meeting of Starfleet officials, Admiral Buenamigo argues that the success of his new Texas-class AI ship rescuing the Cerritos has demonstrated that this hitherto classified project is now
Read MoreLower Decks‘ “Trusted Sources” in Review
Captain Freeman is told by Admiral Buenamigo that her idea for “Project Swing By” – revisiting planets that were contacted but haven’t been visited by the Federation recently – has
Read MoreLower Decks‘ “Crisis Point 2: Paradoxus” in Review
The USS Cerritos is engaged with a Romulan ship from which the Melponar triplets steal a time-folding device, the Chronogami. As the ship is about to be destroyed, Captain Freeman
Read MoreLower Decks‘ “A Mathematically Perfect Redemption” in Review
Have you gone back and reminded yourself of Season 1? If not, I suggest you do so before watching this week’s episode, as we open with a “Previously on” caption,
Read MoreLower Decks‘ “Hear All, Trust Nothing” in Review
The USS Cerritos is arriving at Deep Space 9 when Captain Freeman is told that the Federation representative who’s supposed to be overseeing negotiations with the Karemma, a mercantile race
Read MoreLower Decks‘ “Reflections” in Review
This week, a pair of very distinct and different storylines combine into the best episode of the season so far, which opens with Rutherford having a nightmare about some kind
Read MoreStar Trek: First Contact – The Making of the Classic Film in Review
Normally, making-of books for big movies are released around the time of the movie’s release, and indeed there was a Making Of Star Trek: First Contact written by Lou Anders,
Read MoreLower Decks’ “Room For Growth” in Review
Opening with Captain Freeman being possessed (for apparently, like, the third time) by an ancient mask and changing the ship into an ancient temple, episode four appropriately continues the process
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