News

Warning: contains spoilers for Star Trek #26!

Star Trek has finally revealed Uhura’s post-Undiscovery Country fate with a new Starfleet rank. What happened to Uhura after the Enterprise sailed into the sunset in the sixth Star Trek film is one of the franchise’s biggest mysteries. Nearly all of her colleagues are accounted for, but Uhura’s exact fate has never been revealed–until Star Trek #26. Fans learn that Uhura’s career did not end at the Enterprise.

Star Trek #26, the second part of the “When the Walls Fell” story, is written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly and drawn by Angel Hernandez. After escaping from Fluidic Space, Captain Sisko and the Theseus find themselves in the Kelvin Universe, from JJ Abrams’ 2009 reboot film. They are met by the Enterprise, and when the Theseus’ crew opens hailing frequencies, Ensign Sato sees Uhura on the bridge. Awestruck, Sato calls her “Captain Uhura.

Warning: contains spoilers for Star Trek #26!

Thanks to the evil android Lore, Star Trek’s Kelvin Universe has been destroyed. Throughout Idw’s line of Star Trek comics, Lore has been slowly gaining power, and now he is ready to unleash his endgame: the total annihilation of the multiverse. Using the Bajoran Orb of Destruction, Lore has succeeded in his goal, and as seen in Star Trek #26, the Kelvin Universe paid the price.

Star Trek writers Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly also spearheaded Star Trek: Year Five for Idw.

Star Trek #26, written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly and drawn by Angel Hernandez, is part two of the “When the Walls Fell” story. Captain Sisko and the crew of the Theseus arrive in the Kelvin Universe, and find its version of Captain Kirk waiting for them. Prime Spock informs Kelvin Kirk about Lore’s plans, and Kirk comes to help Sisko stop the android.

Idw celebrates 500 issues of Star Trek with a new variant cover featuring the adorable Borg, Latinum, alongside franchise icons. Star Trek #500, a one-shot anthology, showcases an all-star lineup of talent telling new stories, setting the bar high for Star Trek comics. Latinum's return in Star Trek #500's variant cover, with friends from various Star Trek titles, represents two years of big swings for Idw's Star Trek comics.

The cutest Borg in the Star Trek universe has returned alongside other franchise icons in an awesome new variant cover. This September, Star Trek Day comes early as Idw releases the epic Star Trek #500. This one-shot, commemorating 500 issues of Star Trek, will feature an all-star lineup of talent telling all-new stories. Now, Idw has released a variant cover showcasing Latinum, the cutest Borg ever.

Idw shared J.K. Woodwards variant cover of Star Trek #500 with League of Comic Geeks. The cover features Latinum front and center,...

Q Jr finally fulfills his destiny in a spectacular fashion in Sons of Star Trek #4. Q Jr's growth and maturity are highlighted as he seeks love and approval from his father. Despite his power, Q Jr is still a child seeking approval, but ultimately helps the Continuum evolve.

Warning: contains spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #4!

The Q, one of the many god-like beings inhabiting the Star Trek universe, is finally evolvingand it is all thanks to Qs son. Introduced in Star Trek: Voyager, Q Jr was created to help move the Continuum forward. Questions linger over whether Q Jr fulfilled his mission, but in Sons of Star Trek #4, he finally fulfills his destiny in a spectacular fashion.

Sons of Star Trek #4 is written by Morgan Hampton and drawn by Angel Hernandez. Q Jr has brought Nog, Alexander and Jake to an alternate reality. Here, Q Jr pulls a...

Idw elevated Star Trek comics in 2022 with high-concept ideas and universe-shaking action. Sons of Star Trek continued to honor Gene Roddenberry's vision with themes of father-son relationships. Idw should publish more titles like Sons of Star Trek to enrich and expand the Star Trek comic universe.

Warning: contains spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #4!

The recently concluded Sons of Star Trek was something truly special, and fans deserve more books like it. In 2022, Idw doubled down on their Star Trek line, giving it a shot in the arm by introducing the franchise-spanning god war, which culminated in Day of Blood. Sons of Star Trek was a Day of Blood spinoff, and continued some of that storys plot points in a truly engaging fashion.

Sons of Star Trek was written by Morgan Hampton and drawn by Angel Hernandez. Both Jake Sisko and Alexander, Worfs son, were instrumental in Day of Blood,...

Beckett Mariner proves she's a great captain in Sons of Star Trek #4, showing her true leadership potential. Mariner's pain and grief shaped her troubled past and reluctance to accept promotions in Starfleet. Despite her wit and humor, Mariner's inner fight may one day lead her to become a captain in the Prime universe.

Warning: contains spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #4!

Star Trek just confirmed how Beckett Mariners story needs to end. One of the main characters in Star Trek: Lower Decks, Beckett Mariner, is the heart and soul of the Cerritos. Notable about her character is she continually shirks command positions and promotions, as she feels she would not make a good leader. However, Sons of Star Trek #4 shows she actually isand it points the way to her future.

Sons of Star Trek #4 is written by Morgan Hampton and drawn by Angel Hernandez. In the alternate universe Q Jr sends Jake,...

Nog proves his engineering prowess in Sons of Star Trek #3, showcasing skills on par with Montgomery Scott. Nog's lineage as an engineer, inherited from Rom, shines through in his creative solutions in the story. Despite being seen as a war hero, Nog's true passion lies in engineering, making him a standout character.

Warning: contains spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #3!

Few engineers in the Star Trek universe can rival Montgomery Scott, but Nog has proven himself worthy of Scottys legacy. Nog, the nephew of Deep Space Nines Ferengi bartender, went from zero to hero in the Star Trek franchise. Nogs service record in the Dominion War has come to define him, but in Sons of Star Trek #3, he demonstrates his engineering prowess.

Sons of Star Trek #3 is written by Morgan Hampton and drawn by Angel Hernandez. Nog is trapped in an alternate universe where the Federation is at war with the Breen.

The Breen have evolved from a running joke to a serious threat in the Star Trek universe. The mysterious Chimera super weapon poses a significant danger to the Federation. Starfleet is taking the threat of the Breen and their powerful new weapon very seriously.

Warning: contains spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #3!

The Breen have established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the Star Trek universe, and now they have unleashed the Chimera, their massive super weapon. In the alternate universe of Sons of Star Trek, the Federation is fighting a costly war with the Breen and issue three reveals the mysterious race is working on a fearsome new weapon that could end the war for good.

Sons of Star Trek #3 is written by Morgan Hampton and drawn by Angel Hernandez. Nog is trying to return to his home universe, while at the same time helping the...

Jadzia from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine did not need the Dax symbiote to shine as a Starfleet hero. The Trill race, unique in Star Trek, could have been just another "alien of the week," but was transformed into a compelling element of the franchise. Sons of Star Trek #2 pays tribute to Curzon and showcases Jadzia's badassery without the symbiote.

Warning: contains spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #2!

Star Trek has confirmed that Jadzia did not need the Dax symbiote to be a great Starfleet officer. The Trill are one of the most fascinating races in the Star Trek universe. Jadzia Dax, Deep Space Nines science officer, was a member of the Trill. The Dax symbiote gave Jadzia an advantage, but as seen in Sons of Star Trek #2, she did not need it to be a hero.

Sons of Star Trek #2 is written by Morgan Hampton and drawn by Angel Hernandez.

The Breen unveil personal cloaking devices in Sons of Star Trek #2, giving them a major advantage over the Federation. This upgrade makes the mysterious Breen even more formidable and dangerous, capable of espionage and sabotage. The Breen's new technology could tip the balance of power in the ongoing war against the Federation in the alternate universe.

Warning: contains spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #2!

Star Treks Breen are one of the franchises most mysterious races, and they just got a terrifying upgrade. The Breen remain an enigma, one the franchise is just beginning to touch on. The Breen are a formidable force, and as seen in the alternate universe of Sons of Star Trek, are on the winning side of a war against the Federation. In issue two, they unveil a powerful new weapon.

Sons of Star Trek #2 is written by Morgan Hampton and drawn by Angel Hernandez. Q Jr has sent Nog,...

Sons of Star Trek #2 confirms a Deep Space Nine in-joke about Morn's lack of speech in a hilarious way after 31 years. Morn, the barfly from Deep Space Nine, is revealed to be a highly supportive and competent officer in the alternate universe. Morn finally speaks in Sons of Star Trek #2, showing compassion and getting excellent character development.

Warning: contains spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #2!

After 31 years, Star Trek has confirmed a Deep Space Nine in-joke in the most hilarious way possible. Deep Space Nine was noted for its large, sprawling cast of characters. Many of the shows most fascinating personalities were not part of the main cast, including the barfly Morn. Sons of Star Trek #2 leans into a long-running in-joke about Morn and his (lack) of communication skills.

Sons of Star Trek #2 is written by Morgan Hampton and drawn by Angel Hernandez. Q Jr has sent Jake Sisko, Alexander...

The Breen are a highly mysterious and powerful species in the Star Trek universe, and were a major player in the last days of the Dominion War. Sons of Star Trek #1 explores an alternate reality where the Breen are winning a war against the Federation. Never underestimate the Breen, - their advanced technology and ruthless tactics make them a formidable adversary.

Warning: contains spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #1!

Star Trek has confirmed that the Breen are powerful enough to destroy the Federation. The Breen are one of the most mysterious races in the Star Trek franchise, with rumors swirling throughout the galaxy about their true nature. The Breen allied themselves with the Dominion during the War, and as seen in Sons of Star Trek #1, they have the ability to take the Federation down to the wire.

Sons of Star Trek #1 is written by Morgan Hampton and drawn by Angel Hernandez.

Jake Sisko takes center stage in parallel universe, embraced as a Federation hero in Sons of Star Trek #1. Actor Cirroc Lofton's portrayal of Jake Sisko broke the mold, refusing to follow in his father's footsteps and join Starfleet. Through Q Jr's scheme, Jake Sisko navigates Starfleet in an alternate reality, and remains a hero no matter the universe.

Warning: contains spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #1!

Star Trek is retconning Jake Sisko as a great Federation hero. Jake, the son of Captain Benjamin Sisko, was a main character in all seven seasons of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and has been a key player in Idw’s revitalized line of Trek titles. Now, Jake takes the center stage in Sons of Star Trek #1, finding himself in a parallel universe where he is in Starfleet.

Sons of Star Trek #1 is written by Morgan Hampton and drawn by Angel Hernandez. Jake...

Q Jr takes the mantle as the premiere trickster figure in the Star Trek universe, following in his father's footsteps. Q Jr's actions in Sons of Star Trek #1 show a shift from mean-spirited pranks to a desire to help, much like his father. By warping Jake and friends into an alternate reality without consent, Q Jr is teaching a lesson in his father's trickster fashion.

Warning: contains spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #1!

Q’s son is taking his father’s place as the Star Trek universe’s premiere trickster figure. In his many appearances across the franchise, Q has pushed the boundaries (and buttons) of several Starfleet captains, including Picard. There is always a method to Q’s madness, however, and his son, Q Jr, is proving the apple does not fall far from the tree in Idw’s new Sons of Star Trek #1.

Sons of Star Trek #1 is...

Idw's Sons of Star Trek continues the high-quality storytelling of the line with an engaging plot involving Jake Sisko and Q Jr. Sons of Star Trek captures the spirit of Idw's revitalized Star Trek comics line with Easter eggs and character dynamics. This new entry in the Star Trek universe is not just fan service, but a winning combination of interpersonal drama and surprises.

Warning: contains potential spoilers for Sons of Star Trek #1!

Idw has been on a hot streak with their new line of Star Trek comics, and their newest offering, Sons of Star Trek, continues this trend. Spinning out of events occurring in both the flagship Star Trek title and its sister series Defiant, Sons of Star Trek continues the high-quality storytelling that has been a hallmark of Idw’s new, award-winning line of Trek comics.

Sons of Star Trek #1 is written by Morgan Hampton and drawn by Angel Hernandez.

After completing a cross-country race, a Texas teenager, Angel Hernandez, died just after crossing the finish line.

Hernandez, a sophomore at Chisholm Trail High School in Fort Worth, had just run his best 5K time at a cross country meet when he collapsed suddenly.

A group of friends then helped Hernandez to a nearby water station, but he then collapsed again.

He was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he died an hour later.

It is unknown why Hernandez collapsed at the meet. His cause of death is currently under investigation.

His family has established a GoFundMe page to help with the funeral costs.

In his honor, Hernandez was named athlete of the week at his high school.

“He worked hard and was an amazing teammate. We lost Angel at the District Xc Meet, and words cannot express our feelings for him and his family. Thank you, Angel, for all your hard work and determination.

Warning: contains spoilers for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Dog of War #2!At long last, Star Trek has seemingly confirmed who would win in a fight: the Borg or the Dominion. The question over who is more powerful among the two has raged in Star Trek fandom for nearly 30 years, but in Idw Publishing’s Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Dog of War #2, the matter is seemingly settled once and for all.

The issue is written by Mike Chen, drawn by Angel Hernandez, colored by Nick Filardi and lettered by Neil Uyetake. In the previous issue, Captain Benjamin Sisko found a piece of contraband Borg technology aboard Deep Space Nine, and upon further analysis, learned the device was used by the Borg to coordinate drones. Seeing applications for the raging Dominion War, Sisko decides to try it on, since he believes that his history with the Borg makes him the ideal test subject.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s “lost episode” lives up to the hype and is sure to delight fans of the show. To help celebrate Deep Space Nine’s 30th anniversary, Idw Publishing is releasing a new miniseries, The Dog of War. Billed as a “lost episode,” The Dog of War starts off simple–with the arrival of a smuggled dog aboard the station, but soon escalates into a complex moral dilemma, one that could change the course of the Dominion War. Fans of Deep Space Nine will find much to love here.

The issue is written by Mike Chen, drawn by Angel Hernandez, colored by Nick Filardi and lettered by Neil Uyetake. Set at the height of the Dominion War, The Dog of War kicks off when Captain Sisko discovers a smuggled Borg component aboard the station. Sisko tracks the Borg tech to one of Quark’s holosuites. Entering,...

A new twist is coming to Star Trek’s Dominion War–and it secretly involves the Borg. The Borg and the Dominion have never met on screen, leading to fan speculation over who is stronger. While Idw Publishing’s Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Dog of War #4, which releases this July, will not pit the two against each other, it does potentially introduce Borg technology into the Dominion War–which could turn the tide of the war.

Idw shared solicitations for books shipping in June and July with Bleeding Cool, including titles in the Star Trek line. The Dog of War #4 will be written by Mike Chen and drawn by Angel Hernandez. Previous solicitations have revealed that Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Dog of War kicks off when Quark smuggles a rare purebred Welsh Corgi, named Latinum, aboard the station; matters go from bad to worse when a...

Idw Publishing's "Wynonna Earp: Season Zero" #3, available September 13, 2017, supporting the Syfy live-action TV series, is written by Beau Smith and illustrated by Angel Hernandez, with a cover by Chris Evenhuis:

"...in 'Season Zero', 'Wynonna Earp' brings the fight to the enemy -- but she's not going in alone. 

"And with the surviving 'Banditos' behind her, all hell's gonna break loose..."

The "Wynonna Earp" 'supernatural, western horror' TV series, developed by Emily Andras, is based on the comic book series by Beau Smith, starring Melanie Scrofano, renewed for a third season, premiering in 2018.

"...'Wynonna Earp', the outcast great-great-granddaughter of legendary lawman 'Wyatt Earp', battles demons and other supernatural beings...

"...that inhabit the 'Ghost River Triangle', a cursed territory near the Canadian Rockies that includes 'Purgatory', her home town.

"On her 27th birthday, Wynonna inherited the power to use her ancestor's 16-inch barrel special 'Peacemaker' revolver.

Idw Publishing's "Wynonna Earp: Season Zero" #2, in support of the Syfy TV series "Wynonna Earp", is written by Beau Smith and illustrated by Angel Hernandez, with a cover by Chris Evenhuis, available August 9, 2017:

"...as the 'Wynonna Earp' gang, 'The Banditos', are taken out one by one, the villains responsible for the hit job reveal themselves. 

"They want something The Banditos hid away long ago -- and Wynonna is the key..."

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "Wynonna Earp"...

Sneak Peek Idw Publishing's cross-over event "Star Trek/Green Lantern" #6, with the final issue available December 2015, written by Mike Johnson and illustrated by Angel Hernandez, with covers by Stephen Mooney, Cat Staggs and Garry Brown:

"...the dead have risen. Heroes have fallen. 

"The last survivors of 'Starfleet' and the 'Lantern Corps' join together...

"...to fight the greatest threat the galaxy has ever known.

"Who will be left standing? 

"Witness the shocking events that will change the future of both franchises forever..."

Click the images to enlarge...

Fans of the Warner Bros. Television series Revolution, which ended a two-year run on NBC in May 2014, are going to get a resolution to the show's storylines that were left open-ended in the final broadcast episode. In response to passionate fan efforts to revive the show, the entire creative team behind the series - including executive producers Eric Kripke, J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Rockne S. O'Bannon and Jon Favreau - regrouped to create a special four-chapter digital comic book with DC Comics that will serve to continue and ultimately resolve the adventures last seen in Revolution's second season finale.

Revolution writers David Reed and Ryan Parrott handled the writing duties of the digital comic's four chapters, after breaking the story in the writers' room along with the rest of the Revolution creative team, which included Kripke, O'Bannon, Paul Grellong, David Rambo, Trey Callaway, Anne Cofell Saunders, Ben Edlund, Matt Pitts and Jim Barness.

Good news: Revolution is coming back. Bad news (depending on how you look at it): It's via a comic book. But take heart in knowing you will get an ending, Revolution fans! The entire creative team behind the series—Eric Kripke, J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Rockne S. O'Bannon and Jon Favreau—teamed to create the four-chapter DC Comics series to resolve the Revolution storyline. Revolution writers David Reed and Ryan Parrott wrote the series with art by Angel Hernandez. The digital comic begins on May 4. Each chapter will debut on ComicBook.com for one week before making their way to the official Revolution Facebook page. Chapter 1 hits the Internet on Monday, May 4, Chapter 2 follows on Monday,...

If you were among those steadfastly lobbying to #RelocateRevolution, your wish has been granted.

TVLine has learned that NBC’s postapocalyptic drama, which was powered down almost a year ago, after two seasons, will return to finish its story in the form of a four-chapter digital comic book.

More from TVLineRyan Gosling Lifts SNL Audience to a 28-Month High, Sets Peacock RecordBaby Reindeer Creator, Star Implore Fans to Stop 'Quite Sad' Online 'Detective Work' in Search of Netflix Series' Real-Life FiguresThe Voice Recap: The Playoffs' Beginning Marks the End of the Line for Four Contestants

The series’ entire creative team — including executive producers Eric Kripke,...

If you were among those steadfastly lobbying to #RelocateRevolution, your wish has been granted.

TVLine has learned that NBC’s postapocalyptic drama, which was powered down almost a year ago, after two seasons, will return to finish its story in the form of a four-chapter digital comic book.

RelatedHot Topic, Two Takes: Should Revolution Be Powered Back Up?

The series’ entire creative team — including executive producers Eric Kripke, J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Rockne S. O’Bannon and Jon Favreau — regrouped to create the digital comic with DC Comics. Revolution writers David Reed and Ryan Parrott penned the four chapters,...

Idw Publishing has announced a Star Trek/Green Lantern crossover at WonderCon 2015.

The publisher is teaming up with DC Comics for the Spectrum Wars miniseries.

Veteran Star Trek comics writer Mike Johnson will be teaming with artist Angel Hernandez (Infinite Crisis: Fight for the Multiverse, Arrow).

The Green Lantern Corps will team up with Starfleet after their power rings fall into the wrong hands.

"We've looked forward to bringing these two iconic universes together for a long time," said Greg Goldstein in a statement.

"Star Trek and Green Lantern both share so many of the same science fiction adventure themes and ideals that a galaxy-spanning crossover like this is simply... logical."

Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War #1 will launch in July.

Mashable has revealed that the worlds of Green Lantern and Star Trek will collide this summer in a crossover even from Idw Publishing, CBS Consumer Products, and DC Entertainment. Mike Johnson is writing Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War, while Angel Hernandez will provide art. "We’ve looked forward to bringing these two iconic universes together for a long time," Idw President and COO Greg Goldstein said. "Star Trek and Green Lantern both share so many of the same science-fiction adventure themes and ideals, that a galaxy-spanning crossover like this is simply...logical." The site adds that the crew of the Enterprise will meet Hal Jordan in the 23rd Century and promise that some of them will end up wearing Green Lantern Corps Power Rings. If those rumours about Chris Pine playing Hal are true, we'll get another type of crossover soon...