Explore the final frontier with the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise from the original series in these three graphic novels presented in a pocket-sized (6 x 9) edition!
Star Trek fans looking for more action starring Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Uhura, Khan, and more will find it in these three stories: Burden of Knowledge, Crew, and Khan—Ruling in Hell!
In Burden of Knowledge, when a routine Federation diplomatic visit turns suddenly and unexpectedly violent, Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, and Dr. McCoy find themselves kidnapped and halfway across the Galaxy! By Scott Tipton, David Tipton, and Federica Manfredi.
In Crew, by comics legend John Byrne, it’s eight years before the pilot episode “The Cage,” and the young woman who would become the Enterprise’s “most experienced officer” is a lowly cadet assigned to the shakedown cruise of a noncommissioned starship. Follow Number One’s career as she makes her way to becoming Captain Pike’s first officer.
And when Khan Noonien Singh, the most infamous villain in Star Trek history is last seen in the original series episode “Space Seed,” he’s an elegant, proud warrior king. When he’s next seen in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, he’s a grizzled maniac, twisted by loss and an unquenchable thirst for revenge. Khan—Ruling in Hell explores what has happened between these two points in time to so radically alter what seemed to be an unbreakable will. By Scott Tipton, David Tipton, and Fabio Mantovani.
The IDW Classic Collections series gives readers the best stories from IDW’s archives, all collected into portable 6 x 9 editions!
Scott Tipton is a New York Times best-selling author and comic book historian with a wide variety of both graphic novel and prose works to his credit. Tipton’s most recent prose work, The Star Trek Vault: 40 Years from the Archives for Abrams Publishing, charts the remarkable history of the world’s most popular science fiction series. He is also the author of Comic Books 101, a humorous stroll through the history and high points of the American art form known as comic books, published by Impact Books.
John Byrne began his career in the mid-1970s for Charlton Publishing. His work on Rog-2000 and others paved the way for his entry to Marvel comics soon after. At Marvel, Byrne had definitive extended runs on The X-Men and Fantastic Four, as well as Sensational She-Hulk and Captain America. He remains one of the most influential artists in comics history.
Explore the final frontier with the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise from the original series in these three graphic novels presented in a pocket-sized (6 x 9) edition!
Star Trek fans looking for more action starring Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Uhura, Khan, and more will find it in these three stories: Burden of Knowledge, Crew, and Khan—Ruling in Hell!
In Burden of Knowledge, when a routine Federation diplomatic visit turns suddenly and unexpectedly violent, Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, and Dr. McCoy find themselves kidnapped and halfway across the Galaxy! By Scott Tipton, David Tipton, and Federica Manfredi.
In Crew, by comics legend John Byrne, it’s eight years before the pilot episode “The Cage,” and the young woman who would become the Enterprise’s “most experienced officer” is a lowly cadet assigned to the shakedown cruise of a noncommissioned starship. Follow Number One’s career as she makes her way to becoming Captain Pike’s first officer.
And when Khan Noonien Singh, the most infamous villain in Star Trek history is last seen in the original series episode “Space Seed,” he’s an elegant, proud warrior king. When he’s next seen in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, he’s a grizzled maniac, twisted by loss and an unquenchable thirst for revenge. Khan—Ruling in Hell explores what has happened between these two points in time to so radically alter what seemed to be an unbreakable will. By Scott Tipton, David Tipton, and Fabio Mantovani.
The IDW Classic Collections series gives readers the best stories from IDW’s archives, all collected into portable 6 x 9 editions!
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Scott Tipton is a New York Times best-selling author and comic book historian with a wide variety of both graphic novel and prose works to his credit. Tipton’s most recent prose work, The Star Trek Vault: 40 Years from the Archives for Abrams Publishing, charts the remarkable history of the world’s most popular science fiction series. He is also the author of Comic Books 101, a humorous stroll through the history and high points of the American art form known as comic books, published by Impact Books.
John Byrne began his career in the mid-1970s for Charlton Publishing. His work on Rog-2000 and others paved the way for his entry to Marvel comics soon after. At Marvel, Byrne had definitive extended runs on The X-Men and Fantastic Four, as well as Sensational She-Hulk and Captain America. He remains one of the most influential artists in comics history.
