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2026 Comics Thread

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This special one-shot features Lieutenant Nyota Uhura. In the 23rd century, she explores far-flung star systems with her crew on the Enterprise as part of her mission to communicate and build bridges with life found across the Galaxy. But in the 20th century, humankind was working to build understanding among themselves, with African Americans on Earth championing the Civil Rights Movement and using their voices and acts of protest to end racial segregation and discrimination.

Now, by way of the Guardian of Forever, Uhura is yanked back through time to 1963. There, she’ll join all those fighting for equality and justice and reconnect to why her work as a communications officer is perhaps the most important work of all.

I wonder if they'll mention the famous kiss - it invariably comes up when her trailblazing role is discussed.
 
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@Laura Cynthia Chambers , I know for a fact that this has been mentioned to you before by more than one mod: please do not start a thread where the OP is just a link to an article, with no additional content/commentary. I don’t want to have to give a warning for something like this, so please help me out here, and don’t do this anymore.
 
For a while now IDW has been releasing Teenage Mutant Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures which is done in the style of the original '80s/'90s TMNT cartoon, and I would love to see them do a Star Trek: Saturday Morning Adventures series done in the style of The Animated Series. They've already done a TAS style issue of Waypoint, and the artwork for the Star Trek parts of the Transformers/Star Trek crossover was based on TAS, so there is a precedent for them relasing TAS style comics.
 
For a while now IDW has been releasing Teenage Mutant Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures which is done in the style of the original '80s/'90s TMNT cartoon, and I would love to see them do a Star Trek: Saturday Morning Adventures series done in the style of The Animated Series.

The two even have a writer in common. David Wise, the writer who developed TMNT for television, made his animation debut as the coauthor of TAS: "How Sharper than a Serpent's Tooth."
 
Just realized I never commented on the subject itself. I think this is a great idea, and I’m really looking forward to it. However, I’m kinda wishing it could have been a full novel instead of a comic book. This had the potential to be Uhura’s Provenance of Shadows, and I would have liked to see the in-depth character study provided by the novel format.

I also think it’s great that IDW is publishing another story under the Deviations banner. I really enjoy these type of alternate universe stories (I loved Myriad Universes as well), and would like to see this become something they revisit more frequently than once every decade or so.
 
That didn't occur to me before your post, but it could have been a great Myriad Universes novella.
 
For a while now IDW has been releasing Teenage Mutant Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures which is done in the style of the original '80s/'90s TMNT cartoon, and I would love to see them do a Star Trek: Saturday Morning Adventures series done in the style of The Animated Series. They've already done a TAS style issue of Waypoint, and the artwork for the Star Trek parts of the Transformers/Star Trek crossover was based on TAS, so there is a precedent for them releasing TAS style comics.
The TAS version of the crew has also appeared in the Lower Decks comic. It gave me hope we might see a Lower Decks/TAS crossover story at some point. :)

In short, I am totes on board with Star Trek: Saturday Morning Adventures.
 
For a while now IDW has been releasing Teenage Mutant Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures which is done in the style of the original '80s/'90s TMNT cartoon, and I would love to see them do a Star Trek: Saturday Morning Adventures series done in the style of The Animated Series. They've already done a TAS style issue of Waypoint, and the artwork for the Star Trek parts of the Transformers/Star Trek crossover was based on TAS, so there is a precedent for them relasing TAS style comics.
that TAS / Transformers crossover really did it for me, it worked so well with the two animation styles.
 
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