Favorite comic book ship design?

[Saul]

There are some awesome ship designs in Star Trek comics that could do with a bit more love. What are your favorites?

Might be better to post links instead of images on hosting sites as the images usually expire after a while.

First up for me is the USS Fortune from John Burn's 'Star Trek Crew'
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/startrek/images/2/21/USS_Fortune.jpg
Really nice Pre-TOS starship with a submarine look to it.

Next up is the USS Exodus from DS9 The Rules of Diplomacy.
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/startrek/images/a/af/Uss_exodus.jpg/
Kinda reminds me of a Nova class/ Pathfinder class

Also love the Renaissance class https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/startrek/images/4/45/USS_Hornet_(NCC-45231).jpg/ from the TNG comic 'Gateway'.

Finally, the Romulan ship from the Star Trek Convergence
Love the TMP influenced design with hints of Klingon design too.
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/startrek/images/f/f3/IRW_Moonhawk.jpg
or
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/s...oonhawk.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20150516222229

 

[publiusr]

I can’t get the last image to work.
I liked some of the DC ships. Norsehound did some minis of those I think.

 

[somebuddyX]

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I can't really think of "new" comic designs that I like at the moment but from the 90s Marvel comics I still think fondly of the U.S.S. Sagan from "Starfleet Academy", the TOS-style Miranda-class U.S.S. Cortez from "Early Voyages", and the original Enterprise herself, decommissioned and part of a Smithsonian exhibit in San Francisco.

 

[Saul]

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I can't really think of "new" comic designs that I like at the moment but from the 90s Marvel comics I still think fondly of the U.S.S. Sagan from "Starfleet Academy", the TOS-style Miranda-class U.S.S. Cortez from "Early Voyages", and the original Enterprise herself, decommissioned and part of a Smithsonian exhibit in San Francisco.

Nice choices, especially the Miranda class from 'Early Voyages'.

Another one I want to add is the USS Archon NCC 189 from the Kelvin TOS comic 'The Return of the Archons'. Interesting Kelvin NX Enterprise design.
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/startrek/images/3/3d/USS_Archon_AR.jpg

 

[somebuddyX]

I guess another one I like that technically isn't a new design either is Captain April's Enterprise from Countdown to Darkness. I call it the NCC-0701. I imagined it as either a forgotten Enterprise or it's the original TOS Enterprise but with different codes.

 

[Jules / OTOY]

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I can't really think of "new" comic designs that I like at the moment but from the 90s Marvel comics I still think fondly of the U.S.S. Sagan from "Starfleet Academy", the TOS-style Miranda-class U.S.S. Cortez from "Early Voyages", and the original Enterprise herself, decommissioned and part of a Smithsonian exhibit in San Francisco.

That moment was brought to life by the Roddenberry Archive team back in May:

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EV has some wonderful Cage era stories. Rod green lit this and a few other explorations of AU Enterprises across print/script/comics/art (Phase II, POT, TGT, CVX-330). The POT ship we archived this year is from a physical model the Okuda's preserved. The scan is awesome, and rendering it feels like we are filming a physical object.

 

[Richard S. Ta]

That moment was brought to life by the Roddenberry Archive team back in May:

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EV has some wonderful Cage era stories. Rod green lit this and a few other explorations of AU Enterprises across print/script/comics/art (Phase II, POT, TGT, CVX-330). The POT ship we archived this year is from a physical model the Okuda's preserved. The scan is awesome, and rendering it feels like we are filming a physical object.

Why 765874?

 

[Jules / OTOY]

Why 765874?

See the comment on the video from the link below:

https://bit.ly/3A70hIG

 

[somebuddyX]

That moment was brought to life by the Roddenberry Archive team back in May:

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EV has some wonderful Cage era stories. Rod green lit this and a few other explorations of AU Enterprises across print/script/comics/art (Phase II, POT, TGT, CVX-330). The POT ship we archived this year is from a physical model the Okuda's preserved. The scan is awesome, and rendering it feels like we are filming a physical object.

Holy cow, that's awesome!

 

[F. King Daniel]

Gotta be the Gold Key space pirate ship. If you know, you know.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

Gotta be the Gold Key space pirate ship. If you know, you know.

This one?

http://curtdanhauser.com/Frame_12_6_Big.jpg
http://curtdanhauser.com/St12.html

 

[F. King Daniel]

That's the one!

 

[publiusr]

The one from MESSAGE FROM SPACE was even better
https://briandanacamp.wordpress.com...s-in-japanese-movies-message-from-space-1978/

Or this one
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/blog/sci-fi-fantasy/masted-ships-air-space/
https://www.reddit.com/r/worldbuild...illion_isles_and_the_coastline_terrarium_map/

I understand Spelljammer and planescape are making a comeback for D&D fans.