2026 Comics Thread

[Tosk]

So ENT gets a one-page story. Bumping up the ENT comic page count total to a massive ten.

 

[Allyn Gibson]

It won’t be the first time a Trek comics licensee claimed its work was canon. Pretty sure I remember that happening around when First Contact came out, with a publisher (was it Marvel?) talking about the Enterprise-E’s previously-unrevealed stealth mode. Didn’t matter then either.

What I remember of that time was talk that Marvel elements could appear in Voyager. I became very interested in who the Herald of Galactus in the 24th-century was, because Janeway facing off with Galactus intrigued me.

Every time I see that David Gerrold is working on a new project, I'm reminded that fans have been waiting for the next Chtorr novel since 1992.

He posts updates on the fifth Chtorr book on Facebook. Last I can remember, he wrote that he had three chapters to go. Whether that means there's actually movement, I leave as an exercise to the reader.

 

[Elwro]

Bendis is great. He had an awesome Daredevil run and he created Jessica Jones. When written by him, stories with these characters excel due to other-than-superhero factors, he's just a good writer.

 

[Stevil2001]

Alias is excellent, top tier superhero comics.

But I hated his run on Legion of Super-Heroes.

Still, a good get.

 

[JD]

What I remember of that time was talk that Marvel elements could appear in Voyager. I became very interested in who the Herald of Galactus in the 24th-century was, because Janeway facing off with Galactus intrigued me.

Damn, now I'm disappointed that didn't happen, a Voyager vs Galactus story would have been awesome.