Star Trek Books/Comics in the "Canon" timeline?

[F. King Daniel]

They've shown Jess' tattoos from the get go, I remember one of her first chats with Spock you can see her finger tattoos. It's definitely deliberately not hidden.

 

[The Wormhole]

Does Pike like women on his bridge?

That line was ignored in The Cage itself where we do see other women besides Una serving on the bridge.

 

[Christopher]

That line was ignored in The Cage itself where we do see other women besides Una serving on the bridge.

And it was cut out of "The Menagerie," so it's arguably not even canonical.

 

[F. King Daniel]

That line was ignored in The Cage itself where we do see other women besides Una serving on the bridge.

He must have been sooooo uncomfortable, the poor 1960's man.

 

[JonnyQuest037]

They've shown Jess' tattoos from the get go, I remember one of her first chats with Spock you can see her finger tattoos. It's definitely deliberately not hidden.

Can't say I've ever noticed them.

 

[Tuskin38]

Did the previously on segment in DSC Season 2 includes shots not in 'The Menagerie'?

 

[Disposable_Ensign]

Officially nothing but the on-screen Trek is canon. I personally treat stuff written but showrunners/writers/producers/etc. to be at least beta-canon, but that's just me.