
Monday, 29 March 2010
TOS Omnibus cover
Amazon.com have posted the new cover by the Sharp Brothers for IDW's Star Trek: The Original Series Omnibus, a omnibus of IDW TOS comics coming out later in the year. Looks like this:


News from Michael A. Martin
Unreality SF has posted an interview with Michael A. Martin, which extensively discusses his work on the Star Trek: Enterprise novels, and goes reasonably in depth on his new Star Trek Online novel, and forthcoming Titan book. Well worth a read, especially for any Enterprise fans.News from the report: There will be at least one more Romulan War novel, and Martin has already put in a proposal for a second Online novel, which, if the first one sells well enough to justify a second book, will probably be structured more like a normal novel, rather than the first's series of reports format.
Martin also provided a summary for his forthcoming Titan Typhon Pact novel Seize the Fire: "[Seize the Fire] will greatly expand the idea of Gorn social castes, two of which were introduced by Kevin J. Anderson in Wildstorm’s The Gorn Crisis graphic novel nine years ago. The Gorn will suffer an ecological catastrophe that essentially wipes out the ability of the warrior caste to reproduce. The subsequent Gorn discovery of ancient terraforming technology holds the promise of reversing the aforementioned eco-disaster - and also gives the Gorn Hegemony a potent weapon capable of wiping out entire planetary ecospheres. Captain William Riker of the U.S.S. Titan will have to decide how (or whether) to intervene when the Gorn Hegemony’s need for a new warrior hatchery-world puts it on the verge of exterminating an entire civilisation."
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Enterprise,
novels,
Online,
prose,
STO,
The Typhon Pact,
Titan
German Nero covers
Cross Cult have posted on their facebook page their new covers by David Messina for the German paperback and hardcover releases of the Nero miniseries. They look like this:




Ghosts #5 preview
TrekMovie have posted a five-page preview of this weeks' fifth and final issue in the TNG: Ghosts miniseries. Here's one page:
See the rest, here.
See the rest, here.
Labels:
comics,
excerpts and previews,
Ghosts,
IDW,
TNG
Aventine update
Mark Rademaker has posted on the TrekBBS the latest update to his Aventine Mark II design, now featuring the first stages of the ship's hull plating. Looks pretty:


Saturday, 27 March 2010
KRAD does Jellico
Keith R.A. DeCandido's latest Star Trek comic has been revealed to be Captain's Log: Jellico, coming out some time this year, and, as mentioned by KRAD on the Destinies: the Voice of Science Fiction radio program, will be illustrated by J.K. Woodward.Thanks to Unreality SF's Jens Deffner for the tip!
Labels:
Captain's Log,
comics,
IDW,
TNG
Department of Temporal Investigations novel!
Christopher L. Bennett has announced he is now working on a new novel, for release in 2011,with the working title Star Trek: DTI. The novel will feature Dulmer and Lucsly from Trials and Tribble-ations, and other members of the Department of Temporal Investigations as well as other more familiar Star Trek characters. Bennett notes that he will be avoiding the cliches of typical time travel stories and using the book as "my chance to take the byzantine logic of Trek-universe time travel and offer a unifying theory with some degree of scientific credibility to it". Sounds exciting!
Unspoken Truth excerpt
TrekMovie have posted an excerpt from the released any moment now book Unspoken Truth. You can read the first chapter, here.
Labels:
excerpts and previews,
novels,
prose,
TOS
New TOS action figures
Toy News International has announced a new wave of TOS action figures coming from Diamond Select Toys. The three figure wave, limited to 1000 cases, and already in production, consists of: Kirk in his green wrap uniform, Scotty, and a Romulan.


Labels:
action figures,
DST,
TOS,
toys
Nightshade cover
The Simon and Schuster website has been updated with a cover for the reprint of the TNG novel Nightshade, it looks like this:
Most exciting cover ever, huh?...
Most exciting cover ever, huh?...
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