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Not exactly a xenomorph from Alien, but heavily influenced by them. And not a cameo -- they're the Big Bad. And the antagonist in Marvel Star Trek #5 & #6 is also inspired by the look of the Alien xenomorph, just done up in bright Marvel 1980 colors.

Maybe I’m confusing it with the Coneheads’ senso rings…

I thought ilia's headband was a sex thing ...🙀

I'm pretty sure it was .pdf, so not obsolete.

Does the Kobo have a Kindle app? If not, then probably no. But the Kindle sales are almost always mirrored by Kobo, so why would you want to?

One of the articles in one of The Best of Trek volumes that came out after Wrath was titled something like "Spock: Now That They Killed Him, How Do We Get Him Back?" That sums up what a lot of active Trek fandom was saying at the time. From the moment many fans watched TWoK, they were...

Just Trump trying to get his beak wet, as any other mob boss would.

A lot of the Eaglemoss volumes were fairly sloppy, too.

Finished From Slavery to the Stars (audiobook) by Andreea Kindryd yesterday. It was wonderful. Thanks to @Therin of Andor for bringing it to my attention!

It's been 15 YEARS. They either went to a charity shop, or into the rubbish tip more than a decade ago.

Yeah, it's available the same place you can get an e-copy of the original version of Killing Time with extra slashy bits... ETA: "the same place" I was referring to is "nowhere". Sorry my attempted joke didn't land. I wasn't suggesting it was available someplace piratical. I've considered...

Oh my god! You killed Redshirt! You BASTARD!

I'm working on a DS9 "relaunch" re-read, and after finishing Avatar Book 2 on Sunday, read SCE: Cold Fusion, because it's a side story to what's going on with DS9. I thought @KRAD did an excellent job in balancing the ongoing SCE storylines with the ongoing DS9 storyline. Tons of fun! I also...

I’m close to the end of Avatar Book 2, and my appreciation has just jumped up another couple notches. I started reading science fiction when I was, maybe, 10. I was looking for more of what I got from watching Star Trek as a 6 year old (because that’s how old I was when Trek premiered) but Star...

I read this book when I was in my teens. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spaceships_of_Ezekiel

Bummer!

Wait, Strangers was written by Bonanno, and the STIV novelization was McIntyre. Is there a story I don’t know about the novelization involving Bonanno?

I belatedly remembered that Rich Handley maintains an index to Star Trek comics (https://richhandley.com/TrekComics.pdf) which includes an index of the Eaglemoss volumes (he edited about half of them.) According to index, volume #138 of the Eaglemoss has an outline for an unpublished Early...

Does anyone have the Eaglemoss volumes containing these stories handy? Towards the end of that line, they published quite a bit of ephemera relating to unfinished storylines. But I packed mine up last summer and moved them to the shed, so they aren't particularly accessible at the moment.

I finished Late Star Trek last night. It's an excellent take on the state of the franchise in the 21st century. Kotsko is a lot more positive about the first season of Discovery than I am (perhaps it's time for a rewatch) but otherwise I found myself agreeing with all his assessments. I...