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The front and back covers and roster for Ships of the Line 2026 have been released (Amazon US Link) Cover: TOS Enterprise with an FJ Scout, by Lewis Niven January: The Enterprise-A and Reliant near an under-construction space station, by Alain Rivard (he's really got to make an alternate...

Blurb: 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...

Michael Giacchino, who composed the music for the three Kelvin-Timeline Star Trek movies (and a couple other things here and there) has announced an album of beachy, mid-century surf-rock versions of various themes he's composed over the years. Exotic Themes for the Silver Screen — Volume 1...

Has anybody else played the new re-release of Riven? Like the remake of Myst from a few years ago, it's real-time, free-roam, and designed for VR (though it looks great on regular old computers and consoles). It looks absolutely beautiful. Unlike the new Myst, which had a substantial art-style...

Babylon 5 was the thing that originally got me into CG (mostly), and I've been imagining what I'd do if I got the chance to run a TOS-R style remaster of the show with all-new visual effects for a very long time. Expansions of scope, extra details, but still faithful to the original style. Every...

Blurb: The fascinating life of Starfleet’s celebrated captain, and Bajor’s Emissary of the Prophets, celebrating the 30th anniversary of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Benjamin Sisko tells the story of his career in Starfleet, and his life as a father and Bajor’s Emissary to the Prophets. Chart...

A four-minute clip from the Prodigy season 2 premiere was released at STLV today. We get a look at the Doctor, the shuttle from the season 1 finale, and, the biggest news, the Voyager-A, both the exterior and a glimpse of a corridor. The ship is Lamarr-class (as in "Hedy"). The clip is...

"Justified: City Primeval" Limited Series Announced Justified: City Primeval premieres July 18 Last night, Justified: City Primeval premiered with its first two episodes of its eight-part run, "City Primeval" and "The Oklahoma Wildman."

Earlier today, news came out that Paramount Global and RECUR, a company which "removes boundaries on fandom by creating chain-agnostic NFT experiences for the world's biggest brands" are minting a line of Star Trek-based NFTs. The introductory "season 0" line will consist of procedurally...

Apple has released the first promo photo from the second season of "Foundation," as well as a cast list with new characters and returning characters. First off, returning actors include Jared Harris as Hari Seldon; Lee Pace, Terrence Mann, and Cassian Bilton as various Cleons; Lou Llobell as...

For everyone missing the Kentucky Cowboy himself, Raylen Givens (give or take an episode of "The Good Place" or "The Mandalorian"), FX has officially announced he's returning in a new limited series, "Justified: City Primeval," based on Elmore Leonard's novel City Primeval: High Noon in Detroit...

After a month-long beta/preview of the free-to-play multiplayer, the Halo Infinite campaign releases tomorrow for Windows and Xbox. Picking up after the events of Halo 5 (and Halo Wars 2), which left the Master Chief on the run in a galaxy under the total control of his former AI companion...

Around the time my image “Comparing Notes” was featured in the 2016 edition of the Ships of the Line calendar, I worked up an animated version, inspired by the “Active Duty” compilations of animated versions of various SotL images. The premise for the golden lighting of the original image was...

A while back, all the Stargate talk over in SF/F gave me a hankering for some 3D modeling. The Stargate was my first (and second) real from-scratch 3D model, and I've thought about making a third version occasionally pretty much since I finished the second one, which I realized was too wide...

People are getting antsy in the prerelease thread about unmarked spoilers, so here's the spoiler review thread. Just in case you clicked the thread accidentally, though, I’ll kick us off with Overall, I liked the film, though I’ve only seen the first two (AKA, the good ones) and The Sarah...

Improvised Star Trek, begun as a stage show in 2009 and relaunched as a podcast in 2011, has announced that the show will be coming to an end shortly. There are several episodes remaining in the can that’ll be released over the coming months, along with retrospectives and other finale-adjacent...

UPDATE, JUNE 4: Keith Birdsong has passed after several days in a coma. UPDATE, JUNE 2: Artist Keith Birdsong is in grave condition following a stroke. From the post linked to below: Marc B. Lee posted this message from Keith's mother: “Keith has not passed away. We are preparing to have his...

A "bonus scene" has been released from the DSC season one finale. Maybe originally intended as a post-credits scene? It takes place well after the episode, it seems. So far I only see it on twitter, but I imagine it'll percolate elsewhere fairly quickly. US Link...

When we saw Mondas on the computer screen in "World Enough and Time," it was updated from its old, "Earth, but upside-down" appearance from the classic series, and had a number of minor differences from Earth added. I'd been hoping the complete map would be released on the BBC's concept art page...

It occurs to me that I've never seen an explanation for this, and I'm curious if anyone here has any ideas or information. On the bottom of the Galaxy-class's warp nacelles (and related ships like the Nebula and New Orleans and so on), there's a graphic between the pylon and the yellow grill...