I liked E:TFA enough to trade up to the book club hardcover. And to apply a dust jacket wrapper.
Oh, and "CorporalCaptain": Are you any relation to a Maj. Major Major Major?
Kirk and Co. poke their noses somewhere they're not wanted, after being warned not to, and get roughed up by a superbeing (more-or-less every other Bantam novel from Gordon Eklund's November 1978 The Starless World on).
The Enterprise is depicted as barely big enough for a crew of a dozen, with rocket exhaust streaming from the warp nacelles (just about any ST comic book from the Gold Key era).
Oh, and "CorporalCaptain": Are you any relation to a Maj. Major Major Major?
Kirk and Co. poke their noses somewhere they're not wanted, after being warned not to, and get roughed up by a superbeing (more-or-less every other Bantam novel from Gordon Eklund's November 1978 The Starless World on).
The Enterprise is depicted as barely big enough for a crew of a dozen, with rocket exhaust streaming from the warp nacelles (just about any ST comic book from the Gold Key era).
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