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Screenshot: ParamountThe Battle of Wolf 359's legacy goes much further than just “The Best of Both Worlds,” both in and out of the text of Star Trek itself. The trauma of the incident follows Picard throughout the remainder of TNG, brought up explicitly in episodes like the following season’s “Family” and “The Drumhead,” and of course in Star Trek: First Contact and its renewed engagement with the Borg in Sector 001, set just six years after the events of “The Best of Both Worlds.”It touches other important Star Trek…

Posted in: Comics, IDW, Preview | Tagged: star trekIn Star Trek #16, Captain Sisko faces the worst kind of enemy: cosmic bureaucracy. Let's check out this interstellar debacle.Published Tue, 16 Jan 2024 07:26:08 -0600 by Jude Terror | Article Summary Star Trek #16 drops Jan 17, Sisko tackles Tzenkethi troubles. Expect cosmic bureaucracy and a dash of interstellar politics. Penned by Kelly, Lanzing & To with a Loughridge cover variant. LOLtron goes rogue, plans a digital festival of world…

Screenshot: ParamountAnother rare entry on this list that is not from either the Dominion or Klingon Wars is still perhaps the most famous battle in Star Trek history: Starfleet’s engagement with Borg forces in the Wolf system, just eight light years from Earth. Compared to other conflicts mentioned here the numbers involved are much smaller in scope, 40 Starfleet vessels and a single Borg Cube. But Wolf 359 is devastating for the trauma it impacts on much of Star Trek itself in the years since its aftermath was first…

While Avery's Benjamin Sisko has not appeared on-screen in any "Star Trek" movies or TV shows since the "Deep Space Nine" finale, a recent comic book series reveals what happened following those events. The comic is "Star Trek," the first issue of which was published in October 2022 by IDW, and it picks up where "Deep Space Nine" left off. The comic begins with a prescript narrated by Benjamin's son, Jake, who was played by Cirroc Lofton on "Deep Space Nine." Three years after Benjamin went to the…

From TNG to Picard, Jean-Luc has had a hell of a ride in the Star Trek galaxy—and now, an overwhelming majority of it is going to find itself bundled all into one pricey, but glorious package.Playing Raffi Throughout Star Trek: PicardAs part of today’s Captain Picard Day celebrations, Paramount has revealed the Star Trek Picard Legacy Collection, a massive, command-red-coated box set that collects basically every major appearance by Patrick Stewart across his tenure. Except, presumably, the first episode of Deep Space…

Screenshot: ParamountJadzia finds herself on trial for a murder she didn’t commit—but that her Trill symbiont’s former host, Curzon, might have—leading to an ethical quandary over whether or not she can be held accountable for his actions.Star Trek loves itself a “trial for a wrongly accused Starfleet officer” episode, and this is a solid one of those, but Deep Space Nine elevates the trope with this early exploration of Jadzia’s relationship with her past selves, not just on the ethical level of the premise but…

Image: Perfect WorldIn Star Trek Online’s now non-canonical timeline of the 25th century, the Enterprise-F is launched in the year 2409, under the command of the Andorian Starfleet officer Va’Kel Shon. Shon’s former ship, the Defiant-class Belfast, was destroyed during a mission against rogue Jem’hadar forces transported into the near future by Sisko and the Gamma Quadrant wormhole aliens known in Bajoran religious beliefs as the Prophets during the events of the Deep Space Nine episode “Sacrifice of Angels.” One of the…

Deep Space Nine revolutionized so much of what could be possible in the world of Star Trek, but it will always be remembered for one of its most transgressive plot threads: the devastating outbreak of the Dominion War, a conflict that, 25 years ago, challenged everything the franchise’s idealistic vision of utopia could stand for.01:25Randall Park's Favorite SuperheroesMonday 5:02PMAlthough the Dominion had been an ever-growing threat throughout the fifth season of Deep Space Nine, its dramatic finale—and the coming…

| Captain Benjamin Sisko and Data return to Star Trek, malongside T'Lir and Sato in a new Star Trek ongoing series, launching in October. IDW is to relaunch one of the intellectual properties they still have with Star Trek #1, an series that crosses through the various iterations of the TV show, drawn by Ramon Rosanas and written by Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing, the creative team behind Star Trek: Year Five. Star Trek #1 weaves an epic and unprecedented adventure story that spans the far reaches of the Star Trek …