Commentary: One ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’ Episode Predicted M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘The Village’
It’s strange how different ideas and themes can take so many different forms in terms of a story. This is
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Hooked On A Feeling — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Sons Of Star Trek’ #3
What if stepping through the proverbial looking glass into a worse alternate universe actually presented the chance for something better?
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The Strangest New World: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #20
Starfleet’s mission includes boldly going where no one has gone before. Sometimes that means boldly going where they’re not wanted.
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TV Review: ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Season 3, Episode 7 Ups The Threat Level
After an episode that primarily focused on a more classic Star Trek formula, Star Trek: Discovery gets right back to
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The Trouble With Tuvixes — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Sons Of Star Trek’ #2
Sometimes our minds allow us to be haunted by past choices. Other times it’s instigated by a lonely young god.
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‘Star Trek: Picard’ Illustrates Why The Franchise Doesn’t Do Revivals
With the advent of streaming, a new age of sequels and revivals has been born. Audiences are hungry for nostalgia,
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Commentary: A Popular ‘Star Wars’ Character Had A ‘Star Trek’ Predecessor
It’s amazing how popular characters have roots and characteristics from characters in the past. These characters, who are often seen
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TV Review — ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Continues To Rely Heavily On Nostalgia In Season 5, Episode 5
Audiences knew to expect that the final season of Star Trek: Discovery was going to be heavy in nostalgia for
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‘Star Trek’ Evolved Alongside The Medium Of Television
It will shock no one to learn that storytelling changes in terms of format and medium. But even within a
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What Does A God Need With A Starship?: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #19
Saving the universe, and all manners of existence within, is tiring business. Just ask Captain Sisko and his weary crew.
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Commentary: ‘No Man’s Sky’ Reveals The Longevity Of Space Franchises
Space is a fertile realm for storytelling opportunities. There’s just so much that humans don’t know about what’s out there;
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Talking ‘Star Trek: Celebrations’ With Some Of The Creators Behind IDW’s Anthology
June may be Pride month, but the LGBTQIA+ community deserves to be celebrated every month. With that in mind, IDW
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‘Star Wars’ Vs. ‘Star Trek’: Symbolism And Relatability
As the two dominant franchises in the science fiction landscape, it’s hard not to draw comparisons between Star Wars and
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‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Manages To Cram A Lot Of Star Trek Into One Episode
Star Trek has been many things over the years. Its episodes can range from comedy, to action and adventure, to
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‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Vs. ‘Strange New Worlds’ — A Difference Of Plot And Characterization
When looking at the two main vehicles for Star Trek on Paramount+, it’s clear they are Star Trek: Discovery and
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‘Star Trek’ Vs ‘Star Wars’: Developing Franchises For Television Or Film
It’s hard to imagine two more popular sci-fi franchises than Star Wars and Star Trek. Because they are so large
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Theseus Is Their Name: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #18
Benjamin Sisko and war are intimately familiar. As another conflict looms large, Sisko makes a bold choice. One that could
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Commentary: The Strange Contrast Between ‘Star Trek’ And ‘Star Wars’
In the world of space-related science fiction, it’s hard to find more prominent franchises than Star Wars and Star Trek.
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Their Father’s Son — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Sons Of Star Trek’ #1
For decades, the characters of Star Trek have sought out new life, met new civilizations, and have always done it
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Games Of Autarchs And Kingsnakes: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #17
When Romulans are about, galaxy-rocking treachery and deceit are commonplace. Thanks to one Harry Kim, they just might succeed. Star
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What Can ‘Star Trek’ Tell Us About Shakespeare?
Even though storytelling is a timeless art form, it is still heavily dependent on the time period the story was
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The Brink Of War Once More: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #16
Captain Benjamin Sisko is many things. Father. Starfleet Officer. Warrior. Emissary. Diplomat. What he’s not is someone who gives up.
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Commentary: ‘Star Trek’ And ‘Rick And Morty’ Share A Common Thread
At its core, science fiction is all about utilizing high concepts to tell stories. It doesn’t even have to be
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Commentary: ‘Star Trek’ And ‘Loki’ Both Utilize A Sacred Timeline
Time travel is always a tricky story concept; there are so many rules and factors to take into consideration. Any
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The Brutal Truth Of Evolution — Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #15
Often, Star Trek is all about moralistic explorations of the human condition, complicated made-up scientific techno-babble, or big bold action.
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Comicon’s Best Comic Series Of 2023
Welcome to Comicon.com’s Best of the Year Awards, gathering the best comics and comics talent of the strange year that
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Advance Review: Engaging With ‘Star Trek – Picard’s Academy’ #4
Who knew that young Jean-Luc Picard had such a difficult time coming up with one of his signature commands? The
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Fanhome Partners With Paramount Consumer Products For ‘Star Trek’ Die-Cast Collection
Next Fall, Fanhome brings an incredible fleet of new ships from the Star Trek Universe home to collectors. Fanhome has
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In Space No One Can Hear You Yawn — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Picard’s Academy’ #3
Character studies typically offer valuable insights into why a person in a story behaves or thinks the way they do.
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Trekkie Vs. Newbie: Watching ‘Star Trek’ With Baggage
One of the unwritten rules of storytelling is that the audience doesn’t experience a story in a vacuum. They carry
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Nothing Neutral About This Zone: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #14
Sometimes you have to stop a God killer. Other times it’s about avoiding war with space dinosaurs. Starfleet is wild.
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