Warp Factor Trek

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

Drew Nichols, who worked as an Editor and Associate Producer on Star Trek: Picard, is strongly in favour of the possibility that the proposed series Star Trek: Legacy be commissioned.

The changes in Worf between the film Star Trek Nemesis and the third season of Star Trek: Picard are vast and largely unaccounted for in the Picard TV series. For

Flashback to 2017. In light of Star Trek: Discovery commencing — the first new Star Trek TV series since Enterprise ended in 2005 — the official Star Trek comics licensee,