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Star Trek: Lower Decks #1 (IDW, November 2024) variant cover by Chris Fenoglio

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FCBD 2023: Star Trek kicks off and teases "Day of Blood" with a prelude

FCBD 2023: Star Trek kicks off and teases "Day of Blood" with a prelude #comics #comicbooks #startrek #fcbd2023

IDW Publishing used their Free Comic Book Day to focus on the upcoming “Day of Blood” Star Trek event with a prelude comic that delivers some shockers. It also features an excerpt from Lower Decks #1. Story: Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, Christopher Cantwell, Ryan NorthArt: Mike Feehan, Chris FenoglioColor: Lee Loughridge, Chris FenoglioLetterer: Clayton Cowles, Johanna Nattalie Get your copy…

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Today is publication day for WARP YOUR OWN WAY: the Star Trek Lower Decks interactive graphic novel!  It’s got words by me, art by Chris Fenoglio, AND it’s a crazy adventure that YOU control with twists and turns and SO MANY WARP CORE EXPLOSIONS. Also: Gorn. And the fact it’s an interactive comic is part of the central mystery of the story!  And it's at a comic store near you RIGHT NOW

Here’s the official solicit:

Warp into the action with Star Trek’s first-ever interactive original graphic novel! Mariner just wants to have a normal day, but no matter what side of the bed she wakes up on, the world is ending. Literally. If she has coffee, Borg attack! If she has raktajino, cue the Romulan boarding party! And in each scenario, Mariner and her friends end up dead, sometimes the ship is destroyed—and the day starts all over again. But by exploring the different paths, you, the reader, can discover things that Mariner can’t. There are inconsistencies that don’t make sense—putting aside the fact that Mariner’s choice of drink each morning shouldn’t affect which alien races attack the ship, other facts of her world seem to change too. Something is definitely off. It’s up to you to discover!

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Your tags for that Pike Outfit post!! Pls do it!! Would you do discovery!Pike or go for Pike's peak? Also. I need SNW to bring back that gold spacesuit number.

I'm actually a fan of Pike's Original Series outfit from the Pilot Episode?

Obviously not Pike in the second image but the same uniform and a better quality picture. I think Una wore it best, I especially like the cowel neck, however sadly that was for women only. What I like about these uniforms though is that they are far more similar to traditional navy uniforms!

But my second favourite Pike Uniform is Strange New Worlds Pike.

And again: Una wears it best but I am not going for Una Cosplay lol. The bright colours and open neck really appeal to me. I like the aesthetic of the blue discovery outfits more but they look a lot less comfortable to wear and for me comfort is a huge priority! As is being able to actually put clothes on without help lol

So (IF I ever do it) I'd probably go for TOS Pike for day one, and SNW Pike for day two. If I'm doing three days, I'd maybe get a lower decks uniform just because I ADORE Lower Decks and I the they just looked super snazy!

Although I think I'm always gonna have a childhood appreciation for the colour shouldered era trek uniforms

However, they're also jump suits (same as the Enterprise Uniforms) so they'd be difficult to get in-and-out of, especially if I needed to pee! And when you have IBS, well sometimes you don't have time to wait 😳

Also unrelated, but shout out to the Lower Decks Ryan North/Chris Fenoglio comic for having a masc presenting person wearing the short tunic style uniform!

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@unassumingtherizinosaur

Okay!

"They do nothing with McCoy's communicator..." Star Trek (DC Comics, 1989 series), issue #11 by Peter David and Gordon Purcell

"...Built a Starfleet cosplay society..." Star Trek: Unlimited (Marvel Comics), issue #10 by Michael A Martin, Andy Mangels, and Ron Randall

"...Flying around in ships that look like black Studebakers..." Star Trek: Picard: Rogue Elements, by John Jackson Miller

"The Borg ATE PLUTO!" Before Dishonor, by Peter David

"Janeway became the Borg Queen and Died" Also in Before Dishonor, by Peter David

"She got better" The Eternal Tide, Kirsten Beyer

"...rift where you will slowly turn into a ghost..." Star Trek: The Next Generation (DC Comics, 1989 series), issues #30-31, by Michael Jan Friedman and Carlos Garzon

"Trelane is Q's son" Q-Squared, by Peter David

"...remarkably similar to the cast of Lost in Space" Star Trek (DC Comics, 1989 series), issue #13 by Peter David, Bill Mumy and Gordon Purcell

"...a giant bird hatched out of its home planet." Star Trek: New Frontier, books 1-4, by Peter David

"...Assimilated a Ferengi..." Vendetta, by (again!) Peter David

"...basically a velociraptor" Shenti Yisec Eres Ree, introduced in Taking Wing, by Michael A Martin and Andy Mangels

"...Sorbonne-educated dolphin..." Dark Mirror, by Diane Duane

"...homophobic dinosaur joined Starfleet Academy." Star Trek: Starfleet Academy (Marvel Comics), issue #17, by Chris Cooper and John Royle

"Q...accidentally killed the dinosaurs" The Q Continuum, by Greg Cox

"Worf was roommates with a rock monster" Worf's First Adventure, by Peter David (the rock monster's species, the Brikar, much later became canon in Star Trek: Prodigy)

"...An ancient alliance of 666 alien species..." The Furies, as they were known, were the subject of the Invasion crossover event.

"...Burning them in a wicker man." Also Invasion, specifically Book 1, First Strike, by Diane Carey

"...Visited the planet of the Apes" in the aptly named comic Star Trek / Planet of the Apes: The Primate Directive, by Scott and David Tipton and Rachel Stott

"The Eugenics Wars already happened..." according to the again aptly named novel duology Star Trek: The Eugenics Wars, by Greg Cox

"The crew of the Cerritos created a sentient Dracula..." Star Trek: Lower Decks (IDW publishing), issues #1-3, by Ryan North and Chris Fenoglio

"...Against the family of the Enterprise-D's barber" Star Trek: Unlimited (Marvel Comics), Issue #2, by Dan Abnett, Ian Eddington, and Ron Randall

Things that I SWEAR I'm not making up about the Star Trek franchise:

A shifty alien bartender, his brother, and his nephew were what happened at Roswell

There are three mutually contradictory canonical explanations for what exists at the centre of the Galaxy, none of which are "A fuck-off gigantic black hole"

Two of these things are, respectively, God and the Devil

(The crew got along well enough with the Devil, but Spock had to blow-up God with a torpedo)

One of the most compelling and sympathetic characters in the franchise is a hologram of Professor Moriarty who gained enough self-awareness to realise that he didn't need to be evil just because he was written that way

If you fly too fast, you turn into a salamander

(Said salamanders are actually the inevitable endpoint of human evolution)

The universe is balanced on the back of a giant koala (why is it smiling? What does it know!?)

There have been three separate groups of Space Nazis (not just aliens with a fascist government; literal Nazis with armbands and swastikas)

There are also: two (2) cowboy planets, two (2) planets that are just post-apocalyptic versions of Cold War-era Earth, one (1) planet ruled by Chicago mobsters from the 1920s, and one (1) version of Earth where the Roman Empire never fell

The Roman planet has its own Jesus

There is an anthropological law governing parallel planetary development that holds that planets are likely to recapitulate eras from Earth history

Because of the intervention of an ancient race of ur-humanoids, most sentient races in the galaxy look like human actors with rubber prostheses glued to their foreheads

There are so many planets centred around sex and hedonism that people in the fandom use the term "Roddenberry Sex Planet" to describe them

Jack the Ripper was an alien ghost

Amelia Earhart was abducted by aliens

If you have a high ESP score, you turn into a god when you try to fly outside of the Galaxy

The major antagonists are: Space Vikings/Samurai, Space Romans (not the Romans mentioned earlier), Space Fascists (not any of the nazi groups mentioned earlier), the Space British Empire (ruled by goo people), and Space Bees (except you'll turn into one if they sting you)

Klingons have two dicks

Borg assimilation can be catalyzed by eating car batteries

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He’s so blunt, lol

“Tales from Vader’s Castle,” issue 1: “The Haunting of the Ghost.” Marvel. October 3, 2018. Writer: Cavan Scott. Pencillers: Derek Charm and Chris Fenoglio. Letterer: Robbie Robbins.

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IDW Games and Sony Announce Ghostbusters x Men in Black: Ecto-terrestrial Invasion. Pre-Orders are Open!

IDW Games and Sony Announce Ghostbusters x Men in Black: Ecto-terrestrial Invasion. Pre-Orders are Open! #TabletopGames #BoardGames #Ghostbusters #MenInBlack

IDW Games and Sony Pictures Consumer Products announced that their upcoming game, Ghostbusters x Men in Black: Ecto-terrestrial Invasion, is planned for release in fall 2021, with a preorder initiative taking place from March 15th through April 2nd. Originally announced in 2018, Panda Cult Games and IDW Games recently completed development of Ecto-terrestrial Invasion. Following the original…

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Preview- Goosebumps: Horrors of the Witch House #1 When young tech entrepreneur Veruca Curry buys the old Whaley House, the kids in town are worried the ghosts who haunt it will get her.

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Star Trek: Lower Decks #1 arrives in stores today.

See what else is arriving in stores this week.

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Preview: Star Trek: Lower Decks

Star Trek: Lower Decks preview. Ensign, report to the bridge! Board the U.S.S. Cerritos for a mission to the enigmatic Qvanti system #startrek #lowerdecks #comics #comicbooks

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TALES FROM VADER'S CASTLE Celebrates Spooky Stories in a Galaxy Far, Far Away

TALES FROM VADER’S CASTLE Celebrates Spooky Stories in a Galaxy Far, Far Away

Campfire Ghost Stories Get a Star Wars Adventures Spin in Weekly October Event

IDW Publishing invites readers of all ages to explore the creepiest corners of the Star Wars universe in Star Wars Adventures: Tales from Vader’s Castle, a thrilling five-part comic book event with new issues hitting stands every Wednesday in October. Fan-favorites Cavan Scott and Derek Charm team up with an incredible…

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Star Wars Returns To Vader's Castle This Halloween With 'Star Wars Adventures: Ghosts Of Vader’s Castle' Weekly

Star Wars Returns To Vader’s Castle This Halloween With ‘Star Wars Adventures: Ghosts Of Vader’s Castle’ Weekly

For a fourth Halloween running IDW Publishing are producing a spooky Star Wars series that aims to send a shiver down your spine. Written by Cavan Scott, (the author of the Star Wars: Adventures in Wild Space novels), Star Wars Adventures: Ghosts of Vader’s Castle will feature art from Francesco Francavilla, Derek Charm, Megan Levens, Robert Hack, Chris Fenoglio and more. Like the previous visits…