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Houston – Fans know Vic Mignogna as the voice behind some of anime’s most recognizable characters, but when he stopped by Houston Life, the conversation went far beyond voice acting.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy – Lost Contact #4 strands cadets on a hostile planet with dwindling oxygen as Jay-Den’s survival depends on DIY surgery.

Star Trek: Red Shirts – Ghost of the 21st Century #1 reveals what Starfleet really does with disposable crew members in Gerry Duggan’s conspiracy thriller.

Ok At the end of last year longtime Star Trek apparel maker Hero Within announced they had to drop their license, citing higher costs. However the fan-run company never gave up on being part of Star Trek and they just announced they are returning to the fold, partnering with Star Trek replica maker Factory Entertainment. …

More and more footage from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4 continues to drop ahead of the streaming series’ highly anticipated return. However, the latest clip confirms that not only does Una Chin-Riley’s (Rebecca Romijn) landing party encounter dinosaurs this season, but La’an Noonien Singh (Christina Chong) actually punches a “Jurassic” opponent with her…

TheStar Trek Voyager: Across the Unknownvideo game has today added new story-based downloadable content (DLC) alongside a free update and news of more DLC to follow. We’ve got a full briefing for captains, below.

We finally have the official episode titles for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, offering exciting hints about the plot. Spinning out of Star Trek: Discovery, Strange New Worlds has earned its place in the Federation’s history. Starring Anson Mount as Christopher Pike, it’s basically a prelude to the original series, made all the more intriguing…

Star Trek fans at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con will be able to check out a special collector’s panel, with the LEGO Group said to be in attendance

Over the years, Star Trek has boldly gone where no franchise has gone before by exploring different ways of telling killer sci-fi stories. We’ve had movies, live-action TV shows, 3D cartoons, 2D cartoons, all of which have been supplemented by entire libraries of books, magazines, and comics. The latter includes some surprisingly good Star Trek…