A complete Treknical archive DVD?

[F. King Daniel]

I love the Trek comic collection DVD so much. It's awesome.

It ocurred to me that something similar for all the Star Trek technical manuals and "nonfiction-fiction" over the years would be fantastic too.

Imagine it: Mr. Scott's Guide, the Okuda TNG and DS9 books, The Ency's and Chronologies, the old Spaceflight Chronology, Franz Joseph's manual and blueprints, the complete Fact Files, the Concordance, every FASA manual ever released (). It would be mind-blowing.

You could even throw in every Star Trek magazine too, or do one seperately for that.

Thoughts?

 

[Defcon]

You could even throw in every Star Trek magazine too, or do one seperately for that.

Wasn't Titan Magazines planning something like that? I seem to remember Paul Simpson talking about collecting past issues of the magazine on CD or DVD some time ago (2008/2009 I believe), but I think they were only aiming for a limited number of issues per CD/DVD.

But since I never heard anything else about it I guess the plans were scrapped.

 

[Penta]

Getting a complete collection of FASA books could be hard: FASA has been dead for a few years now, and RPG books are frequently set up a lot differently than other books in a contractual sense.

 

[bfollowell]

I love the Trek comic collection DVD so much.

I've noticed that collection on Amazon and have been looking at it too. I also noticed they have a movie comic collection but it looks to be all stuff that is already included on the main set.

Would you happen to know anything about the "movie" comic set? Is there anything on there that isn't included with the main collection?

- Byron

 

[Daddy Todd]

Would you happen to know anything about the "movie" comic set? Is there anything on there that isn't included with the main collection?

- Byron

No, it contains only material that also appears in the complete DVD.

 

[Daddy Todd]

You could even throw in every Star Trek magazine too.

Titan is already doing CD reissues of the Star Trek Magazine. The first disc covers issues 1-24, and they just sent me a letter indicating that Volume 2 (issues 25-48) is now available. I should probably get it ordered...