Warp Factor Trek

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

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

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:

The only time I opt for the audio version of a book is if it is a memoir narrated by the author. After listening to all thirty-one hours of Sir

In this debut issue of a new four-part TNG comics mini-series by IDW, fear starts to consume the Enterprise-D. Is this issue bloody fang-tastic? Summary In her log, Counselor Deanna

As a person without many opportunities to do so in my day-to-day, there’s something energizing about hanging out with another Trekkie and discussing the continuing voyages of the starship Enterprise

For the past two years, I’ve been developing a series of YouTube videos I call Scoring Star Trek. The viewer comments have impressed me and reveal a still-abiding appreciation for

This month sees the release of a new non-fiction Star Trek book by author Joe Nazzaro, Star Trek: The Art of Neville Page. Given that, I recently interviewed him about

Worf, Ambassador Spock, Ro Laren, B’Elanna Torres and Lore have now been joined by an unnamed Orion female. Last issue, she mutinied from her pirate ship to help them escape