DC Comics Cover Art, STAR TREK #65, pencil art by Jason Palmer, final ink art by JK Moore.
FIRST LOOK: Star Trek Comics For March 2014
PREVIEW: IDW's Star Trek Comics For March 2015
Discovery's Mirror Universe mini-series continues in June, along with another Byrne TOS comic.
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Star Trek TNG comic
FIRST LOOK -- July Comics
Captain Jane Kirk & Her Enterprise Crew Return to Action
Star Trek news: books, comics, games, toys, collectibles, clothing, film and TV production, and more. The latest covers, blurbs, previews, and updates, plus full schedules of forthcoming releases.
Gold Key Comics, part of Whitman Publishing, were the first publishers of Star Trek comics. Their series ran for 61 issues between July 1967 until March 1979. At least one more issue was planned, titled Trial by Fire!. From 2004 to 2006, Titan Books released five volumes of reprints in The Key...
FIRST LOOK: IDW's Star Trek #27
Poor Gold Key Comics. Despite their stewardship of tons of familiar titles, they always ranked a tier (or three) below the A-list. While Marvel and DC had all the high-octane superhero star power, Gold Key largely got by on licensing properties from other media. They did comic book tie-ins with Hanna-Barbera, Warner Brothers, and Disney cartoons, and brought TV shows like The Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Twilight Zone, H.R. Pufnstuf (!!!), Dark Shadows and Star Trek to the comics racks. Amusingly, some of their tie-in comics outlived by years the original TV series’ upon which...
A cover gallery for Star Trek Books
Star Trek / Heft-Reihe Can Dr. McCoy cure the Brain-Damaged Planet? cover: Chuck Liese Gold Key Publications Inc. (New York/USA; 1978) ex libris MTP www.comics.org/issue/265008/?
