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Published Jul 21, 2022

SDCC 2022: New Era of Star Trek Comic Books Launches with Star Trek #1

New ongoing series from IDW to debut in October!

IDW is proud to announce a bold new direction in Star Trek comics, beginning with a brand-new flagship ongoing series that goes where no one has gone before! Debuting in October 2022, STAR TREK #1 features art by Ramon Rosanas ( Marvel’s Star Wars, Ant-Man ), and scripts by Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing , the creative team behind Star Trek: Year Five .

STAR TREK #1 weaves an epic and unprecedented adventure story that spans the far reaches of the Star Trek multiverse, bringing together characters from across the galaxy — and all eras and variations of the beloved franchise — who must band together to prevent the mysterious murder of the gods.

Its stardate 2378, and Benjamin Sisko has finally returned from the Bajoran Wormhole omnipotent. But his godhood is failing with every minute. Sent by the Prophets on a mission to the deepest parts of space aboard the U.S.S. Theseus , he witnesses the unthinkable: Someone is killing the gods. And only Sisko and his motley crew of Starfleet members from every era of Trek can stop them.

“As a child, I watched reruns of the classic Star Trek series endlessly – until Next Generation, Voyager , and Deep Space Nine came along!” Rosanas enthuses. “After that, I didn’t miss a single episode of those three series’ each week. Gene Roddenberry is History with a capital H and his legacy is unstoppable. Having an opportunity to bring my passion and creativity to this franchise is incredibly exciting for me.”

“Benjamin Sisko is back!” Lanzing says. “We’re immeasurably thrilled to launch a new starship with a crew of new and familiar faces heading on a mission that will truly go where no one has gone before — an Avengers -style ongoing crossover that treats Gene Roddenberry’s creation as a living universe. This is a book where anyone can show up and where anything is possible.”

“Dreams of an optimistic, utopian future of cooperation and equality are more important now than ever,” says Kelly. “We’re both excited to continue the stories that have meant so much to us in the past and to welcome new readers to Starfleet. This is a grand adventure, one that weaves together elements from every Star Trek series to tell a new, vital, and forward-thinking sci-fi saga.”

“ Star Trek has always been about telling stories of a better future,” says editor Heather Antos, “of hope for humanity. Something this world needs now more than ever before. And what Jackson, Collin, and Ramon are doing with this series is bigger. Bigger and bolder than any Star Trek series has gone before.”

STAR TREK #1 will be available in October with eight variant covers for fans and retailers to enjoy, including Cover A by series artist Ramon Rosanas, Cover B by Declan Shalvey, Cover C by David Aja (TBC), Cover D by Rachael Stott, and a sketch Cover E, as well as three additional retailer incentive covers by Rosanas and Francesco Francavilla. Fans will also be delighted to read a STAR TREK #1 prelude story from Rosanas, Kelly, and Lanzing in September’s highly-anticipated STAR TREK #400 , a monumental anthology issue!

STAR TREK #1 Prelude Interior Pages from STAR TREK #400

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Star Trek Gold Key Comics series

Gold Key comics were published by Western Publishing , a company with an interesting and confusing history. Some comics in this series were published with US and UK price variants, pin-up photos, and the Whitman logo . For more detailed plot summaries, you can go offsite and visit Curt Danhauser's Guide to the Gold Key Star Trek Comics . You can view a gallery of all Gold Key/Whitman variant covers , Gold Key multipacks , and Whitman 3-packs . A gallery of painted cover art for Gold Key Star Trek comics is a work in progress.

#1 Oct 1967 The planet of no return Kirk, McCoy and Rand explore a planet where plants are the highest link in the food chain, and the plants are hungry. Stardate 18:09.2 Photos of Spock, Kirk, and Sulu on cover. Janice Rand makes her only Gold Key Star Trek comics appearance in this issue. Most guides list the publication date of Star Trek #1 as Jul 1967. The date listed is based on the publisher code. Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide no longer lists a scarce variant edition of Star Trek #1, sometimes designated Star Trek #1A. Star Trek #1 with a pin-up photo on the back cover is the only edition that exists. Writer: Dick Wood ? Artist: Nevio Zeccara

#2 Jun 1968 The devil's isle of space Kirk is trapped on a doomed asteroid with condemned convicts awaiting an unusual execution. Stardate 19:03.4 Photos of Spock and Kirk on cover. The common edition of this comic has advertising on the back page, with a 12c or 15c cover price . A variant edition , sometimes designated as Star Trek #2A in price guides, has pin-up photos on the inside and back covers, and a 15c cover price. The variant edition may also appear with a 12c cover price, but I haven't found any supporting evidence. Writer: Dick Wood ? Artist: Nevio Zeccara

#3 Dec 1968 Invasion of the city builders Kirk and Spock aid a planet whose out-of-control machines are building over every available piece of land. Stardate 20:14.6 Photos of Spock and the bridge crew on cover. The common edition has advertising on the back cover and a 15c cover price. A variant edition sometimes designated as Star Trek #3A in price guides, has pin-up photos on the inside and back covers. Writer: Dick Wood ? Artists: Alberto Giolitti, Giovanni Ticci?

#4 Jun 1969 The peril of planet Quick Change Spock helps revive an ancient civilization, but one of the beings takes over Spock's body in order to leave his world and travel into space. Stardate 21:06.7 Photos of the Enterprise, Spock, Kirk, and an alien on cover. Writer: Dick Wood ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti

#5 Sep 1969 The ghost planet Kirk and Spock must prevent two warring leaders from resuming hostilities after their planet is freed from deadly radiation rings. Stardate 26:06.4 Photos of Spock and Kirk on cover. Writer: Dick Wood ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti

#6 Dec 1969 When planets collide The Enterprise must save two planets from colliding. The only choice appears to be destroying one of them, but both are inhabited. Stardate 23:009 Photo of Spock on cover. A poorly scaled cutaway drawing of the Enterprise appears on page 27. Writer: Dick Wood ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti

#7 Mar 1970 The voodoo planet The Enterprise encounters a planet which is an exact duplicate of Earth, without people. A madman uses voodoo to hold Earth hostage until Kirk and Spock learn his secrets. Stardate 24:17.9 Photos of Spock, McCoy, Kirk on cover. You can listen to the League of Ordinary Gentlemen Comics Podcast Oddio Comic adaptation of The voodoo planet : Part 1 and Part 2 . These podcasts are also available via iTunes , podcasts #37 (Part 1) and #34 (Part 2). Writer: Dick Wood ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti

#8 Sep 1970 The youth trap Aliens experimenting with an age-ray cause members of a landing party to grow young, forcing Kirk to deal with McCoy and Scotty as children. Stardate 31:09.5 Photo cover. Writer: Dick Wood ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti

#9 Feb 1971 The legacy of Lazarus The Enterprise discovers a planet inhabited by every famous person who ever walked Earth. Spock is taken prisoner by their creator, Lazarus, who wants Spock's brain. Stardate 10:26.3 Photos of Spock and Kirk on cover. Writer: Len Wein Artist: Alberto Giolitti

#10 May 1971 Sceptre of the sun Kirk and Spock must help an evil sorcerer obtain "The Sceptre of the Sun" or he will destroy the Enterprise. They battle against living mountains and the robot guardian of the Sceptre. Stardate 12:48.6 The Eugenics Wars are mentioned. You can see a series of cover proof images . Writer: Len Wein Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#11 Aug 1971 The brain shockers Bottled emotions from Vulcan's past break free and enter members of the Enterprise crew. The ship is captured by an immortal being who explores his captive's emotions to prevent boredom. Stardate 11:26.1 Writer: Len Wein Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#12 Nov 1971 The flight of the Buccaneer To prevent their cover from being blown, Kirk and McCoy sacrifice Spock and Scotty to space pirates in search of a dilithium crystal treasure. Stardate 3246.3 Writer: Len Wein Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#13 Feb 1972 Dark traveler The Enterprise picks up an intergalactic hitchhiker and is forced to take him to his utopian homeworld, only to find cities in ruin and murderous robots. Stardate 14:83.4 This is the last issue to display exhaust flames coming out of the nacelles and secondary hull. Writer: Len Wein Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#14 May 1972 The Enterprise mutiny Following a planetary survey, Kirk begins acting irrationally. Spock and McCoy attempt to relieve Kirk of command but he escapes in a shuttle, with the Enterprise in pursuit. Stardate 18:41.2 This issue was published with 15c and 20c cover price. Writer: Len Wein Artists: Alberto Giolitti, Giovanni Ticci? Cover artist: George Wilson

#15 Aug 1972 Museum at the end of time The Enterprise is trapped in a graveyard for ships and needs a Klingon starship's help to get out. Stardate 24:53.2 Story is similar to ST:TAS episode The Time Trap . This issue was published with 15c and 20c cover price. Writer: Len Wein Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#16 Nov 1972 Day of the inquisitors Several crewmembers crash-land a shuttle on a planet still in its dark ages. Kirk has to unite two sides, "barbarians" and "religious extremists", before the planet tears itself apart, with his shuttle party in the middle of it all. Stardate 43:25.2 This issue was published with 15c and 20c cover price. Writer: Len Wein Artists: Angelo Todaro, Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#17 Feb 1973 The cosmic cavemen An Enterprise landing party surveys a planet whose stone age inhabitants worship an idol that looks like Spock. Stardate 19:24.3 This issue was published with 15c and 20c cover price. The "primary" directive is mentioned (not the "prime" directive). Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artists: Alberto Giolitti, Giovanni Ticci? Cover artist: George Wilson

#18 May 1973 The hijacked planet The inhabitants of an entire planet, recorded on magnetic tape, are hijacked and held for ransom. The Enterprise must recover the tape before the hijacker destroys it. Stardate 3248.6 This issue was published with 15c and 20c cover price. Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artists: Alberto Giolitti, Giovanni Ticci? Cover artist: George Wilson

#19 Jul 1973 The haunted asteroid The Enterprise investigates an asteroid memorial to a long-dead queen, where too many people have disappeared without a trace. Stardate 24:92.5 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#20 Sep 1973 A world gone mad The Enterprise returns the young heir to the throne of a planet gone mad in the wake of a comet's passing. Stardate 3247.2 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson ?

#21 Nov 1973 The mummies of Heitus VII A mummy being taken to a research center by the Enterprise comes alive and takes over the ship, steering it towards Romulan space. Stardate 30:26:5 Writer: John Warner ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti

#22 Jan 1974 Siege in superspace The Enterprise passes through a black hole to superspace, where, on a marshy planet, a landing party and the planet's inhabitants are besieged by an army of vegetable-metalloid monsters. Stardate 36:24.3 The story is a stealth sequel to a story arc that appeared in Star Spangled War Stories #170 (Jun 1973) and Star Spangled War Stories #180 (May-Jun 1974) . Writer: Gerry Boudreau Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#23 Mar 1974 Child's play Responding to a distress call, Kirk and and his landing party transport to a planet where children are the only survivors of a worldwide plague. The Enterprise must race across the galaxy to bring back the only known cure before Kirk and his party die too. Stardate 17:23.4 Writer: Gerry Boudreau ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#24 May 1974 The trial of Captain Kirk Kirk is framed by a pirate iron-mining ring for accepting a bribe to protect illegal mining operations. The crew of the Enterprise goes after proof of Kirk's innocence, who undergoes surgery to look like a native with an afro . Stardate 19:26.2 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#25 Jul 1974 Dwarf planet The Enterprise visits a planet whose population is slowly shrinking from unusual solar radiation. While trying to discover an antidote, Scotty is exposed to radiation and shrinks to microscopic size. Stardate 19:24.8 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#26 Sep 1974 The perfect dream The Enterprise discovers a world where clones lead an idyllic existence, but are not allowed to question or create. Stardate 30:20:4 Writer: John Warner ? Artists: Angelo Todaro, Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#27 Nov 1974 Ice journey The Enterprise ignites a civil war on a doomed planet. Stardate 20:27.3 Writer: John Warner ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#28 Jan 1975 The mimicking menace Members of an Enterprise landing party find themselves facing their doubles on a volcanic asteroid. The doubles were created by a parasitic life form that feeds off of living and mechanical energy. Stardate 34.21.7 Writer: George Kashdan ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#29 Mar 1975 The planet of no return Reprints Gold Key #1 with a painted cover. Writer: Dick Wood ? Artist: Nevio Zeccara Cover artist: George Wilson

#30 May 1975 Death of a star On a mission to observe a stellar nova, the Enterprise finds massive signs of life on a nearby planet, but only a single individual, an ancient woman who invites the crew to witness her death. Stardate 33:33.3 Writer: Allan Moniz Artist: Alberto Giolitti

#31 Jul 1975 The final truth An Enterprise shuttle crashes on a world prohibited to outsiders. Crew members are forced to wear punisher collars and help feed the planet's life presence. Stardate 20:1:7 Writer: John Warner ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: Chuck Liese

#32 Aug 1975 The animal people The Enterprise comes to the aid of a planet which is being overrun by maddened animals. Spock discovers that the "animals" are intelligent, but this knowledge puts the landing party in danger because planetary leaders want to keep this information secret. Stardate 19:26:11 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson ?

#33 Sep 1975 The choice Kirk duels with his double from another universe to decide the fate of this universe. Stardate 17:01.02 Writer: Allan Moniz Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson ?

#34 Oct 1975 The psychocrystals An Enterprise survey party is captured by crystalline aliens and sentenced to death for attempted kidnapping of crystal babies. Stardate 19:27.4 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#35 Nov 1975 The peril of planet Quick Change Reprints Gold Key #4 with a painted cover. Writer: Dick Wood ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti

#36 Mar 1976 A bomb in time Renegade scientists hold Earth for ransom by threatening to explode a devastating new explosive device somewhen in Earth's past. Scotty goes back to the old west of 1855 and Kirk goes back to 1955 to search for the bomb. Stardate 19:25.9 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson

#37 May 1976 The ghost planet Reprints Gold Key #5 with a painted cover. Writer: Dick Wood ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti Cover artist: George Wilson ?

#38 Jul 1976 One of our captains is missing Kirk is sent on a special assignment to investigate suspected Klingon covert activities and a hard-nosed captain takes command of the Enterprise. Stardate 19:29:13 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson ?

#39 Aug 1976 Prophet of peace The Enterprise recovers a brilliant scientist from cryogenic deep-freeze but aliens may have planted a duplicate. Stardate 18:06.9 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alden McWilliams, José Delbo ? Cover artist: George Wilson

#40 Sep 1976 Furlough to fury McCoy visits his daughter Barbara, a xenobiologist. Scotty and Kirk thwart the larcenous plans of a former crewman with the help of one of Barbara's alien beasts. Stardate 19:25.9 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson

#41 Nov 1976 The evictors The Enterprise is visiting a planet on a protocol mission when, after hundreds of thousands of years, the original inhabitants return to reclaim their home. Stardate 19:27:12 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson ?

#42 Jan 1977 World against time The Enterprise discovers a planet populated by children who were adults, until radiation began to change them. Spock and Scotty begin to grow young again as they attempt to shield the radiation source. Stardate 19:29:06 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson ?

#43 Feb 1977 World beneath the waves After picking up Dr. Barbara McCoy, xenobiologist and McCoy's daughter, the Enterprise heads for a world where air-breathers have developed into water-breathers to escape a planet-wide catastrophe. The Enterprise crew is drawn into a conflict between the ocean-dwellers and surface-dwellers. Stardate 19:26:03 Writer: Arnold Drake or George Kashdan ? Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson

#44 May 1977 Prince Traitor Kirk, Spock, and Scotty are captured by a rebel leader who turns out to be the Emperor's son. He plans to barter their lives for the freedom of his people. Stardate 19:26:4 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson

#45 Jul 1977 The voodoo planet Reprints Gold Key #7 and photo cover. This is the first issue with a barcode. Writer: Dick Wood ? Artist: Alberto Giolitti

#46 Aug 1977 Mr. Oracle Spock's brain is filled with the knowledge of an entire world. He becomes insane and imprisons Kirk, Scott and McCoy on a hostile world that obeys only his orders. Stardate 23:19.2 Writer: Arnold Drake ? Artist: Alden McWilliams

#47 Sep 1977 This tree bears bitter fruit The Enterprise encounters energy beings who are being nurtured to take care of the universe. Kirk engages in single combat with one of the beings to save humanity. Stardate 67:32.4 Writer and artist credits begin with this issue. Writers: George Kashdan, Doug Drexler Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: Mike Roy ?

#48 Oct 1977 Murder on the Enterprise A renowned scientist is murdered aboard the Enterprise while being taken to a conference. The suspects are his colleagues. Spock and McCoy solve the crime. Stardate 5716.4 Writers: Arnold Drake, Doug Drexler Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: Mike Roy ?

#49 Nov 1977 A warp in space Kirk seeks the aid of Zefram Cochrane and the Companion ( Metamorphosis ) after several experimental starships disappear while testing a hyper-warp drive. Stardate 3803.6 The back cover of this issue advertised the four Golden Press Enterprise Log collections . Writer: George Kashdan Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson ?

#50 Jan 1978 The planet of no life Kirk and a young ensign are trapped, facing slow death, while an old nemesis of Kirk's (Gold Key #41, "The Evictors") enjoys their suffering. The ensign agrees to kill Kirk if he is allowed to live. Stardate 19:28:07 This issue was published with 30¢ and 35¢ cover price. Writer: Arnold Drake Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson (attributed)

#51 Mar 1978 Destination annihilation Absent-minded Prof. Osric Whipple, an old friend of Kirk's, inadvertently starts, then stops an interplanetary war. Stardate 26:04.4 Mazda spaceship on cover. Writer: George Kashdan Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson

#52 May 1978 And a child shall lead them The Enterprise breaks up a black market mining operation on a primitive world led by a child. Stardate 28:11.5 Writer: George Kashdan Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: Luis Dominguez ?

#53 Jul 1978 What fools these mortals be On an uncharted planet, Kirk, Spock and McCoy relive the voyage of Ulysses for the amusement of Zeus and other Greek gods. Stardate 2901.1 Writer: George Kashdan Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson

#54 Aug 1978 Sport of knaves Kirk, Spock, and Scotty go undercover to track down stolen endangered birds. Stardate 3004.8 Writer: George Kashdan Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson ?

#55 Sep 1978 A world against itself After their brains are altered, Spock and Scotty lead two warring tribes into combat. Stardate 72:35.3 Error on cover "Spock vs. Slott". Writer: Arnold Drake Artist: Alden McWilliams

#56 Oct 1978 No time like the past A deposed dictator escapes and travels back in time via the Guardian of Forever ( The City on the Edge of Forever ). Kirk, Spock, and McCoy must alter history so that Hannibal is defeated by the Romans. Stardate 3275.2 Writer: George Kashdan Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson ?

#57 Nov 1978 Spore of the devil Kirk, Scotty and Spock discover an alien directing the development of a medieval world. The alien does not know where he is from. Stardate 19:29:51 Writer: Arnold Drake Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: George Wilson ?

#58 Dec 1978 Brain-damaged planet McCoy must help a planet fend off huge parasites, or its inhabitants will all be driven mad. Stardate 3315.5 Writer: George Kashdan Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: Chuck Liese

#59 Jan 1979 To err is Vulcan Spock makes not one, but two errors. Kirk suspects a plan to discredit Spock and has a plan of his own. Stardate 9126.1 Writer: Arnold Drake Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: Mel Crawford

#60 Feb 1979 The empire man The Enterprise protects a colony under attack by a powerful cyborg. Each time an attack occurs, a beautiful ghost appears, but she can't communicate until she enters Spock's body. Stardate 2314.6 Writer: John Warner Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: Mike Roy or Frank Bolle ?

#61 Mar 1979 Operation con game Harry Mudd's ( Mudd's Women ) dilithium con could ignite a war between the Federation and the Klingon empire. Kirk and Spock transport aboard a Klingon warship while Mudd kidnaps McCoy. Stardate 3504.7 Writer: George Kashdan Artist: Alden McWilliams Cover artist: Mike Roy or Frank Bolle ?

[#62] 1979 not published Trial by fire! The Enterprise responds to a request for help from a corporate energy research platform. A ship testing experimental fuel has exploded, creating a moon-sized self-sustaining fireball that threatens Orgone, a nearby inhabited planet. Kirk, McCoy, two redshirts and Varrik, the platform manager, transport planetside, while Spock and Scotty try to stop the fireball. The pastoral Orgonians are led by Talon, a shaman, who interprets the fireball as a test of faith which must be met by ritual. Unfortunately, there is more to Varrik's involvement in the crisis than anyone is aware of. Stardate 3708.2 John Warner wrote a 22-page script which was apparently intended for publication as issue #62 until Western Publishing cancelled the series. Warner also wrote the script for issue #60. He is better known for his work on the Gold Key Flash Gordon series. He also worked for DC, Marvel, and Warren Publications. The two security guards in this story are named after two of his colleagues, artists John Byrne and Dave Cockrum. Nineteen lettered art pages with very faint pencil breakdowns were completed but never delivered to the scheduled artist, Frank Bolle. Bolle may have been the cover artist for issues #60 and #61. He also worked on many other Western Publishing projects. The script and lettered art pages have been reproduced in Volume 124 of the Star Trek Graphic Novel Collection . Artist Matt Shults has published his adaptation of Trial By Fire online and I've included his cover art in this list. Check it out! Writer: John Warner Scheduled artist: Frank Bolle Artist: Matt Shults

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IDW has announced a new era of the Star Trek comics with the debut of Star Trek #1 during San Diego Comic Con. Debuting in October, the comic features art by critically acclaimed Ramon Rosanas ( Marvel’s Star Wars, Ant-Man ), and scripts by Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing , the creative minds behind Star Trek: Year Five .

Star Trek #1 weaves an epic and unprecedented adventure story that spans the far reaches of the Star Trek universe. It brings together characters from across the galaxy and across eras and variations of the beloved franchise—who must band together to prevent the mysterious murder of the gods. “Benjamin Sisko is back!” Lanzing said, adding,

We’re immeasurably thrilled to launch a new starship with a crew of new and familiar faces heading on a mission that will truly go where no one has gone before—an Avengers-style ongoing crossover that treats Gene Roddenberry ’s creation as a living universe. This is a book where anyone can show up and where anything is possible.

The comic is set in 2378, where Benjamin Sisko has finally returned from the Bajoran Wormhole omnipotent. But his godhood is failing with every minute. Sent by the Prophets on a mission to the deepest parts of space aboard the U.S.S. Theseus. Sisko witnesses the unthinkable, someone is killing the gods. And only Sisko and his motley crew of Starfleet members from every era of Trek can stop them.

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“As a child, I watched reruns of the classic Star Trek series endlessly–until Next Generation , Voyager , and Deep Space Nine came along!” Rosanas revealed. The scribe further shared his excitement saying, “Gene Roddenberry is History with a capital H and his legacy is unstoppable. Having an opportunity to bring my passion and creativity to this franchise is incredibly exciting for me.”

Star Trek #1 will be available with eight variant covers including Cover A by series artist Rosanas, Cover B by Declan Shalvey , Cover C by David Aja , Cover D by Rachael Stott , and a sketch Cover E, as well as three additional covers by Rosanas and Francesco Francavilla . Furthermore, a Star Trek #1 prelude story from Rosanas, Kelly, and Lanzing will come out in September’s highly-anticipated Star Trek #400 , a monumental anthology issue!

Elaborating on the themes of the new comic Kelly said, “Dreams of an optimistic, utopian future of cooperation and equality are more important now than ever.” Further adding, “We’re both excited to continue the stories that have meant so much to us in the past and to welcome new readers to Starfleet. This is a grand adventure, one that weaves together elements from every Star Trek series to tell a new, vital, and forward-thinking sci-fi saga.” Editor Heather Antos added ,

Star Trek has always been about telling stories of a better future, of hope for humanity. Something this world needs now more than ever before. And what Jackson, Collin, and Ramon are doing with this series is bigger. Bigger and bolder than any Star Trek series has gone before.

Star Trek #1 will debut in October, meanwhile, check out the new covers below, as well as our interview with Captain Pike himself, Anson Mount :

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Idw boldly goes in new direction with new ‘star trek’ #1 october 2022.

IDW launches a new era of Star Trek comic books with the debut of ‘Star Trek’ #1.

IDW has revealed Star Trek comics are getting a bold new direction with a new Star Trek #1 by writers Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing with artist Ramon Rosanas. The ongoing series promises to span the “far reaches” of the Star Trek multiverse bringing together characters from different areas and eras. Their hope? To defeat a mysterious murderer of the gods. The story will be a prelude to Rosanas, Lanzing and Kelly’s Star Trek #400 anthology issue.

“As a child, I watched reruns of the classic Star Trek series endlessly–until Next Generation, Voyager, and  Deep Space Nine  came along!” Rosanas enthuses. “After that, I didn’t miss a single episode of those three series’ each week. Gene Roddenberry is History with a capital H and his legacy is unstoppable. Having an opportunity to bring my passion and creativity to this franchise is incredibly exciting for me.”

So what’s Star Trek #1 about?

Its stardate 2378, and Benjamin Sisko has finally returned from the Bajoran Wormhole omnipotent. But his godhood is failing with every minute. Sent by the Prophets on a mission to the deepest parts of space aboard the U.S.S. Theseus, he witnesses the unthinkable: Someone is killing the gods. And only Sisko and his motley crew of Starfleet members from every era of Trek can stop them.

“Benjamin Sisko is back!” Lanzing says. “We’re immeasurably thrilled to launch a new starship with a crew of new and familiar faces heading on a mission that will truly go where no one has gone before—an  Avengers -style ongoing crossover that treats Gene Roddenberry’s creation as a living universe. This is a book where anyone can show up and where anything is possible.”

“Star Trek has always been about telling stories of a better future,” says editor Heather Antos, “of hope for humanity. Something this world needs now more than ever before. And what Jackson, Collin, and Ramon are doing with this series is bigger. Bigger and bolder than any Star Trek series has gone before.”

The comic will feature eight variant covers including Cover A by series artist Ramon Rosanas, Cover B by Declan Shalvey, Cover C by David Aja (TBC), Cover D by Rachael Stott, and a sketch Cover E, as well as three additional retailer incentive covers by Rosanas and Francesco Francavilla.

Check out the designs of the characters below. You’ll note both Data and Sisko pop up!

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SAN DIEGO, CA (July 21, 2022) –  IDW  is proud to announce a bold new direction in  Star Trek  comics, beginning with a brand-new flagship ongoing series that goes where no one has gone before! Debuting in October 2022,  Star Trek  #1  features art by  Ramon Rosanas  (Marvel’s  Star Wars, Ant-Man ), and scripts by  Collin Kelly  and  Jackson Lanzing , the creative team behind  Star Trek: Year Five. Star Trek  #1 weaves an epic and unprecedented adventure story that spans the far reaches of the  Star Trek  multiverse, bringing together characters from across the galaxy—and all eras and variations of the beloved franchise—who must band together to prevent the mysterious murder of the gods. Its stardate 2378, and Benjamin Sisko has finally returned from the Bajoran Wormhole omnipotent. But his godhood is failing with every minute. Sent by the Prophets on a mission to the deepest parts of space aboard the  U.S.S. Theseus,  he witnesses the unthinkable: Someone is killing the gods. And only Sisko and his motley crew of Starfleet members from every era of  Trek  can stop them. “As a child, I watched reruns of the classic  Star Trek  series endlessly–until  Next Generation ,  Voyager , and  Deep  Space Nine  came along!” Rosanas enthuses. “After that, I didn’t miss a single episode of those three series’ each week. Gene Roddenberry is History with a capital  H  and his legacy is unstoppable. Having an opportunity to bring my passion and creativity to this franchise is incredibly exciting for me.” “Benjamin Sisko is back!” Lanzing says. “We’re immeasurably thrilled to launch a new starship with a crew of new and familiar faces heading on a mission that will truly go where no one has gone before—an  Avengers -style ongoing crossover that treats Gene Roddenberry’s creation as a living universe. This is a book where anyone can show up and where anything is possible.” “Dreams of an optimistic, utopian future of cooperation and equality are more important now than ever,” says Kelly. “We’re both excited to continue the stories that have meant so much to us in the past and to welcome new readers to Starfleet. This is a grand adventure, one that weaves together elements from every  Star Trek  series to tell a new, vital, and forward-thinking sci-fi saga.” “ Star Trek  has always been about telling stories of a better future,” says editor  Heather Antos,  “of hope for humanity. Something this world needs now more than ever before. And what Jackson, Collin, and Ramon are doing with this series is bigger. Bigger and bolder than any  Star Trek  series has gone before.” Star Trek  #1  will be available in October with eight variant covers for fans and retailers to enjoy, including Cover A by series artist Ramon Rosanas, Cover B by  Declan Shalvey,  Cover C by  David Aja (TBC),  Cover D by  Rachael Stott,  and a sketch Cover E, as well as three additional retailer incentive covers by Rosanas and  Francesco Francavilla .  Fans will also be delighted to read a  Star Trek  #1 prelude story from Rosanas, Kelly, and Lanzing in September’s highly-anticipated  Star Trek  #400 , a monumental anthology issue! For information on how to acquire copies of  Star Trek  comic books, please contact your local comic shop or visit  www.comicshoplocator.com  to find a store near you.

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Benjamin Sisko returns as a god to begin IDW's bold new era of 'Star Trek' comics

A new "Star Trek" series written by fan favorites Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing arrives in October

The "Star Trek" universe has never seen anything like this before.

Breaking news out of this week's San Diego Comic-Con is coming hot and heavy, and that means IDW Publishing has just announced word of a rebooted flagship "Star Trek" comic book series headed to our corner of the Milky Way this fall.

Arriving in October and written by Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing ( "Star Trek: Year Five" ) with illustrations by artist Ramon Rosanas (Marvel's "Star Wars , " "Ant-Man"), IDW Publishing 's "Star Trek #1" will navigate a thrilling adventure storyline that streaks across the cosmos joined by treasure of characters from throughout the "Star Trek" universe who must join forces to prevent the mysterious murder of the gods.

Related: 'Star Trek: Picard - Stargazer' puts Jean-Luc back in command in new IDW comic series

According to the official IDW synopsis , the series will bring back Benjamin Sisko, most well-known as the commanding officer of Deep Space 9 in the "Star Trek" television series of the same name.

"It's stardate 2378, and Benjamin Sisko has finally returned from the Bajoran Wormhole omnipotent," IDW representatives wrote. "But his godhood is failing with every minute. Sent by the Prophets on a mission to the deepest parts of space aboard the U.S.S. Theseus , he witnesses the unthinkable: Someone is killing the gods. And only Sisko and his motley crew of Starfleet members from every era of 'Trek' can stop them."

"Benjamin Sisko is back!" Lanzing said in an IDW press release. "We're immeasurably thrilled to launch a new starship with a crew of new and familiar faces heading on a mission that will truly go where no one has gone before — an Avengers-style ongoing crossover that treats Gene Roddenberry's creation as a living universe. This is a book where anyone can show up and where anything is possible."

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To get fans totally psyched for this fresh ongoing title, a special "Star Trek #1" prelude story from Kelly, Lanzing, and Rosanas will be included in September's highly-anticipated "Star Trek: #400" anthology issue.

Lanzing's longtime writing partner, Collin Kelly, is equally enthused about this all-enveloping "Star Trek" saga.

"Dreams of an optimistic, utopian future of cooperation and equality are more important now than ever," Kelly said. "We're both excited to continue the stories that have meant so much to us in the past and to welcome new readers to Starfleet. This is a grand adventure, one that weaves together elements from every Star Trek series to tell a new, vital, and forward-thinking sci-fi saga."

As a sci-fi loving child, artist Ramon Rosanas watched reruns of the classic "Star Trek" series endlessly until "Next Generation," "Voyager," and "Deep Space Nine" came along later.

"After that, I didn't miss a single episode of those three series each week," Rosanas added. "Gene Roddenberry is History with a capital H and his legacy is unstoppable. Having an opportunity to bring my passion and creativity to this franchise is incredibly exciting for me."

IDW's "Star Trek #1" will strike comic shops and online retailers this October with eight variant covers including Cover A by series artist Ramon Rosanas, Cover B by Declan Shalvey, Cover C by David Aja, Cover D by Rachael Stott, and a raw sketch Cover E in addition to three other retailer incentive covers by Rosanas and legendary Eisner-winning artist Francesco Francavilla . 

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Section 31: Everything We Know About Star Treks First Streaming Movie

• Michelle Yeoh stars in Star Trek: Section 31, a first-of-its-kind movie for the Star Trek franchise on Paramount+.
• Section 31, a spinoff of Star Trek: Discovery, delves into secret ops agency history in a unique storyline.
• Set in the early 24th century, Section 31 features a diverse cast and promises a mysterious plot with time travel elements.

Academy Award-winner Michelle Yeoh stars in Star Trek: Section 31 , and here's everything we know about Star Trek 's first made-for-streaming movie. Section 31 is written by Craig Sweeny and directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi. A spinoff of Star Trek: Discovery , Yeoh reprises her role as Emperor Philippa Georgiou , the former ruler of the Mirror Universe's Terran Empire who joined Section 31 in Star Trek: Discovery season 2.

Star Trek: Section 31 was originally planned as an ongoing series spinning off from Star Trek: Discovery , from a suggestion by Michelle Yeoh. In January 2019, development began on a Star Trek: Section 31 series, which was scheduled to film from May to November 2020. Yeoh's character, Emperor Georgiou, was written out of Star Trek: Discovery season 3, to segue her into Section 31 . However, the COVID-19 pandemic halted Section 31 's production. Yeoh's availability also impacted Section 31 , especially when she won the Best Actress Academy Award for Everything Everywhere All At Once . However, Yeoh used her Oscar clout to put Section 31 into production, this time as a feature film to stream on Paramount+.

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Star Trek: Section 31 is Star Trek' s first movie made-for-streaming on Paramount+. Section 31 is also the first Star Trek movie made since Star Trek Beyond premiered in theaters in 2016 . Section 31 is also said to be a very different type of Star Trek story, which is fitting since there's no indication it will be set on a Starfleet starship or space station, and will delve into the murky history of the United Federation of Planets' top secret black ops agency,

If Star Trek: Section 31 is a success on Paramount+, it opens the door for a sequel continuing the adventures of Emperor Georgiou. Section 31 becoming a hit also means the two-hour format for Star Trek on Paramount+ becomes a viable option for future projects. New Star Trek concepts or perhaps other Star Trek fans want, like the Star Trek: Picard continuation dubbed Star Trek: Legacy , could become made-for-streaming movies on Paramount+.

Star Trek: Section 31s Cast & Story

Section 31 includes new faces and star trek legacy characters.

Fittingly, Star Trek: Section 31 's story is shrouded in mystery. It has been revealed, however, that at least part of Section 31 takes place in Star Trek 's "lost era" of the early 24th century before the events of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Section 31 also involves time travel since Emperor Georgiou jumps back 800 years from Star Trek: Discovery' s 32nd century. The official synopsis of Star Trek: Section 31 is as follows:

In Star Trek: Section 31 , Emperor Philippa Georgiou, joins a secret division of Starfleet tasked with protecting the United Federation of Planets and faces the sins of her past.

Joining Michelle Yeoh in Star Trek: Section 31 's cast are Sam Richardson, Omari Hardwick, Kacey Rohl, Rob Kazinsky, Sven Ruygrok, Humberly Gonzalez, James Hiroyuki Liao, Joe Pingue, Miku Martineau, and Augusto Bitter. Although no details about the characters they play have been released, one intriguing aspect that has been revealed is that Rohl plays the younger version of Rachell Garrett. Garrett is the doomed future Captain of the USS Enterprise-C , who was played by Tricia O'Neill in the Star Trek: The Next Generation classic, "Yesterday's Enterprise".

When Star Trek: Section 31 Will Premiere

Section 31 is awaiting a release date from paramount+.

Star Trek: Section 31 does not yet have a release date from Paramount+. Section 31 will likely premiere in 2025, although there's a chance it could also drop late in 2024 after the final season of Star Trek: Lower Decks ends. Section 31 wrapped filming in March, with cast members from Star Trek: Strange New World s joining Section 31 's actors at their wrap party in Toronto. The status of Star Trek: Section 31 's post-production is not known, but the movie will be locked for its eventual premiere on Paramount+.

A lot is riding on Star Trek: Section 31 as Star Trek's first streaming movie.

Star Trek: Section 31 not premiering until 2025 makes since Paramount+ lacks Star Trek content next year. The only other wrapped Star Trek project is Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3, which will likely also premiere on Paramount+ in 2025. Star Trek 's next series, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy , doesn't start filming until fall 2024 for a potential 2026 release. This means a lot is riding on Star Trek: Section 31 as Star Trek 's first streaming movie, but fans have already learned never to underestimate Michelle Yeoh's Emperor Georgiou.

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Director Olatunde Osunsanmi

Studio(s) CBS

Writers Craig Sweeney

Cast Humberly Gonzlez, Joe Pingue, Sam Richardson, Omari Hardwick, Robert Kazinsky, Michelle Yeoh, Kacey Rohl

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