Question about a Star trek Manga

[Kaiser]

Anyone here got fanart of this or managed to buy or get a copy of the 2 sequel comics of this before they were pulled off the shelves?

btw if you want your own copy hit me up on MSN live or pm me

 

[Mysterion]

I have a copy of that book, and one of the sequel comics. Hilarious stuff. Wish there had been more.

 

[EmperorKalan]

I have a copy of that book, and one of the sequel comics. Hilarious stuff. Wish there had been more.

Weren't the "sequel" comics the same stories, just broken up into two comic issues rather than one trade paperback? (for marketing purposes, I'd presume)

Or did they have new material?

Covers can be found here: (scroll down)
http://homepage.mac.com/mmtz/stcomix/parodies.html

 

[Mysterion]

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The one issue I got ahold of is new material not in the graphic novel. Will have to dig it out, but it involved a take-off on The Naked Time and a medical version of Robocop.

 

[Kaiser]

Yep as far as i know there was 2 comics im just hoping somebody would be willing to scan them and share with me and others here as far as i know there really rare

and i've scanned in the first Grasphic novel and its on my HD now

 

[Kaiser]

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The one issue I got ahold of is new material not in the graphic novel. Will have to dig it out, but it involved a take-off on The Naked Time and a medical version of Robocop.

i hope you can scan and share that with me so i can share it with other people

 

[Mysterion]

^^^^
The one issue I got ahold of is new material not in the graphic novel. Will have to dig it out, but it involved a take-off on The Naked Time and a medical version of Robocop.

i hope you can scan and share that with me so i can share it with other people

Well, if i can get access to a scanner, I'll see what can be done.

 

[Kaiser]

^^^^
The one issue I got ahold of is new material not in the graphic novel. Will have to dig it out, but it involved a take-off on The Naked Time and a medical version of Robocop.

i hope you can scan and share that with me so i can share it with other people

Well, if i can get access to a scanner, I'll see what can be done.

Thank you very much

 

[Ryan Thomas Riddle]

I have a copy of that book, and one of the sequel comics. Hilarious stuff. Wish there had been more.

Weren't the "sequel" comics the same stories, just broken up into two comic issues rather than one trade paperback? (for marketing purposes, I'd presume)

Or did they have new material?

Covers can be found here: (scroll down)
http://homepage.mac.com/mmtz/stcomix/parodies.html

^^^^
The one issue I got ahold of is new material not in the graphic novel. Will have to dig it out, but it involved a take-off on The Naked Time and a medical version of Robocop.

Star Trekker II was always intended to have new stories. I have the second issue, which is a take-off on the idol singer found in space-bound anime like Macross (Robotech for us kiddies in the US).

At one Comic Con, I talked to the guys at Antarctic Press about Star Trekker and why it vanished only after the trade and two follow-up issues. Paramount had issued a cease-and-desist order on the manga, and AP quickly stopped publishing any new issues.

Too bad, it's good stuff.

 

[Kaiser]

I have a copy of that book, and one of the sequel comics. Hilarious stuff. Wish there had been more.

Weren't the "sequel" comics the same stories, just broken up into two comic issues rather than one trade paperback? (for marketing purposes, I'd presume)

Or did they have new material?

Covers can be found here: (scroll down)
http://homepage.mac.com/mmtz/stcomix/parodies.html

^^^^
The one issue I got ahold of is new material not in the graphic novel. Will have to dig it out, but it involved a take-off on The Naked Time and a medical version of Robocop.

Star Trekker II was always intended to have new stories. I have the second issue, which is a take-off on the idol singer found in space-bound anime like Macross (Robotech for us kiddies in the US).

At one Comic Con, I talked to the guys at Antarctic Press about Star Trekker and why it vanished only after the trade and two follow-up issues. Paramount had issued a cease-and-desist order on the manga, and AP quickly stopped publishing any new issues.

Too bad, it's good stuff.

I hope you can share that with me so i can share it with the world wide web

 

[Kaiser]

I also some years back emailed them to ask if there were go rerelease for the 40th anniversary of Star Trek those comics
the guy that emailed me said he wish but even the origanals or whatever was used to make was destroyed years ago and suggested i go to a Star trek convention hopefully You wonderful People at the TrekBBS can help instead

 

[Ryan Thomas Riddle]

Weren't the "sequel" comics the same stories, just broken up into two comic issues rather than one trade paperback? (for marketing purposes, I'd presume)

Or did they have new material?

Covers can be found here: (scroll down)
http://homepage.mac.com/mmtz/stcomix/parodies.html

^^^^
The one issue I got ahold of is new material not in the graphic novel. Will have to dig it out, but it involved a take-off on The Naked Time and a medical version of Robocop.

Star Trekker II was always intended to have new stories. I have the second issue, which is a take-off on the idol singer found in space-bound anime like Macross (Robotech for us kiddies in the US).

At one Comic Con, I talked to the guys at Antarctic Press about Star Trekker and why it vanished only after the trade and two follow-up issues. Paramount had issued a cease-and-desist order on the manga, and AP quickly stopped publishing any new issues.

Too bad, it's good stuff.

I hope you can share that with me so i can share it with the world wide web

Unfortunately, it's back in San Diego (I live in the Bay Area now).

 

[Mysterion]

Strikes me as funny that Star Trekker has an Andorian named Shran and a Vulcan named T'Pall (pretty close to T'Pol) at least a decade before the premiere of Star Trek: Enterprise.

 

[Kaiser]

Star Trekker II was always intended to have new stories. I have the second issue, which is a take-off on the idol singer found in space-bound anime like Macross (Robotech for us kiddies in the US).

At one Comic Con, I talked to the guys at Antarctic Press about Star Trekker and why it vanished only after the trade and two follow-up issues. Paramount had issued a cease-and-desist order on the manga, and AP quickly stopped publishing any new issues.

Too bad, it's good stuff.

I hope you can share that with me so i can share it with the world wide web

Unfortunately, it's back in San Diego (I live in the Bay Area now).

awww well thanks anyway

 

[Kaiser]

Strikes me as funny that Star Trekker has an Andorian named Shran and a Vulcan named T'Pall (pretty close to T'Pol) at least a decade before the premiere of Star Trek: Enterprise.

I thought the same thing when i first Read it made me go WOW!! when i read his name

 

[Kaiser]

so anyone able to share or let me buy from you the sequal comics? I promise to scan and put online asap if get a paper copy