More IDW - yes please!

For me; IDW is doing well on the Classic Trek stories.
Assigment: Earth - Better than I expected.
Year four - good stuff.
Enterprise Experiment - excellent.
Mirror Images - Rock on. Mirror Pike!
The Alien Spotlights are hit and miss. I've only purchased 3 (Vulcans, Orions and Romulans). The Gorn was Movie Era so I passed.

I wouldn't mind one bit if they adapted DC Fontana's Vulcan's Glory.
If it leads into the aforementioned Vulcan's Fury, all the better.

All in all, a much more satisfying outing than the old Trek comic runs.

 

Did Mirror Images come out already?

 

Hmmm, maybe I'll be needing to make another trip to the comic shop soon, or I might order then off TFANW.

 

The Secret of Vulcan Fury

for the uncompleted videogame.




Any chance "The Secret of Vulcan Fury"
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Star_Trek:_Secret_of_Vulcan_Fury
could be adapted into a comic book series?
Here are the original concept storyboards:
http://gaming.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/secretofvulcanfury/conceptart/storyboards.jpg

What would bring D.C. Fontana a better publishing deal and more profits? A novel with TOS characters or a comic book series?

 

There's also the likeness of Pike in Star Trek, Annual #2, Series II. Artist Gordon Purcell wasn't allowed to use Hunter's exact likeness, and he stated that he just drew a Superman-like facial structure, without photo reference, remembering that Hunter had chiseled, superhero features. But it was so close to looking like Hunter that they had to go back and draw a mustache on him!

 

He hasn't in the past, but in Schisms his Kor and Koloth come pretty close to John Colicos and Wiliam Campbell in those roles.

 

Re: More IDW comics

Christopher wrote

which she wrote for TOS.
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Year_Four:_The_Enterprise_Experiment

Captain Randy Hall wrote

Where can I find these? Are they very hard to find and expensive as collector items or fairly cheap?
I'm a comic book newbie and have never bought any comics except The Complete Comic collection on DVD-ROM.
Has D.C. Fontana done any other stories for comic books or graphic novels.

Do you guys have an opinion on what her best work is for comics ?

 

Re: More IDW comics

This is Fontana's only comic work that I know of. As such, it's her best comics work ever

You can order the trade paperback from Amazon.

 

Re: More IDW comics

Year Four: The Enterprise Experiment was actually Dorothy's first-ever work in comics. It's co-authored by DS9 scribe Derek Chester, who was also making his comics debut. (Not that you'd know this by reading the series; their scripts came in virtually note-perfect.)

 

Re: More IDW comics

Any plans for the Year Four series to continue?

Also, I've heard something about a Captain's Log series which might include Titan? Anything more on this?

 

I'm trying to get whole Spock Refelections series. I got all 3 of the series and plan on getting the 4th one when it comes out. I'm really enjoying it very much. I have The Countdown,Nero,Missions End,Wrath of Khan too. I'm looking forward to movie adapaton of Star Trek XI when it comes out. There suposed to be 6 in the series, which means they added the delted scenes in it which was not in the movie. I think the apdation series starts in January.

 

Was that ever put into an anthology? I have the last two parts, but not the first two.

 

All four issues are available for sale at Mile High Comics for between $3.20 and $4.00 apiece.

http://www.milehighcomics.com/cgi-bin/backissue.cgi?action=list&title=80348620117&snumber=1