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Space: the ol’ near-infinite panel gutter. These are the carefully recorded Star Trek voyages of Ensign Avery Kaplan. Her mission? To dutifully observe and analyze the various arms and evolutions of the ex-Borg-iest sci-fi Franchise ever to assimilate the small screen. This week, she and her husband Ollie Kaplan are reviewing IDW’sStar Trek(2026) #2, the sophomore issue of the…

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“Star Trek” creator Gene Roddenberry’s ashes were sent into space, so his influence on sci-fi cannot be overstated. “Star Trek” is one of the most enduring franchises, but Roddenberry’s imagination also gave viewers other great genre shows worth every fan’s time. In fact, the “Star Trek” mastermind also created one of the best sci-fi shows…

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“Star Trek” creator Gene Roddenberry’s ashes were sent into space, so his influence on sci-fi cannot be overstated. “Star Trek” is one of the most enduring franchises, but Roddenberry’s imagination also gave viewers other great genre shows worth every fan’s time. In fact, the “Star Trek” mastermind also created one of the best sci-fi shows of the…

When you consume enough Star Trek content, something frustrating begins to happen. Once you go beyond the movies and TV shows, you start encountering books, comics, games, and more that are completely non-canonical. Every now and then, though, those apocryphal tales are cool enough that you can’t help but wish they were canonical. Case in…

For the past 60 years, Star Trek has remained a stalwart of science fiction. Created by visionary screenwriter Gene Roddenberry, it debuted in the U.S. on September 8, 1966, and introduced audiences to the intrepid crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise — an exploratory vessel seeking out new life and new civilizations across the endless expanse…