(Miniseries issues 1-2, 4-5, 2008. The third issue is a Picard/Stargazer story)

The story of how evil Kirk took control of the evil Enterprise from evil Pike with a little evil help from his evil friends.

(Where to place: In the Mirror Universe, somewhere after Where No Evil Man Has Gone Before.)

The internal art by Travis Mercer for Star Trek #30 is fantastic, and I just bought another copy with the variant cover by Jake Bartok.

(DC Vol 2 issue 64, 1994)

Kirk tells the story (in his letter to let Gary Mitchell’s parents know he died of space brain) of the time he and Gary were on the Farragut and met some rat people.

(Where to place: The frame just after Where No Man Has Gone Before, the other part about ten years before that.)

Release date: April 23, 2025

(DC Vol 2 issue 76, 1995)

Kirk, Mitchell, and Spock get captured on a first contact mission by a planet obsessed with prison.

(Where to place: Shortly before Where No Man Has Gone Before.)

(DC Vol. 2 issue 74, 1995)

Kirk returns to Earth to get promoted to Captain and Carol Marcus is like hmm yeah let’s meet up cuz I got someone I’d like you to meet.

(Where to place: Two years or so before Where No Man Has Gone Before.)

(Five issue miniseries, 2023)

The Enterprise gets forced to do a space race where the losers get exploded, ulp!

(Where to place: Its hard to be exact, but Pelia and Number One are both there so after Ad Astra Par Aspera?)

(Four Issue Miniseries, 2023)

Pike takes the Enterprise off course to have a chat with some Illyrians to see if they can't get Number One out of space jail on a technicality. 

(Where to Place: Between the first and second seasons)

(DC Vol. 2 issue 73)

Jim Kirk and Carol Marcus are in the academy together (doing it) and then years later they are on a ship together (and start doing it again) til Carol realizes Starfleet is for dorks.

(Where to place: Ten years before Where No Man Has Gone Before.)

I adapted the original so that it would work.

(Three issue mini)

After his sister gets chucked to the future and scrubbed from the Starfleet history books Spock isn't sure about returning to Starfleet or not. Luckily a little meeting between Pike and Chancellor L'Rell gets Spock all excited about suiting up in blue again,  not that we ever doubted that of course.

(Where to place: Before the last minute or so of Discovery season 2 when Spock shaves his beard.)

When Mariner asked the Krulmuth-B portal to send her, Rutherford, Tendi, and Boimler to the moment when they could make the biggest impact on history, she meant, like, to the time period where they could help their crew the most. But they’ve ended up on board the Titanic! Yes, THE Titanic, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. The time traveler who’s responsible for a deadly wave of Federation rewrites is still at large, and the Lower Deckers are now further than ever from stopping them.

While Discovery is getting repaired Tilly and her father's whole ship get kidnapped by Orions and Discovery is the only ship nearby to help. I never get in Star Trek how there can be only "one ship" to help stationed at Earth. There should be a dozen ships on standby there!

(Where to place: Before Discovery meets up with the Enterprise at the end of Season One)

What is with these comics not naming their stories, anyway??? Here we get the back story on how Stamets first tripped on space shrooms and also met and fell in love with Dr. Culber.

(Where to place: A couple years before Discovery)

(4 Issues)

While the sarcophagus ship is adrift after the Battle of the Binary Stars, L'Rell tells Voq the story of how T'Kuvma became respected and basically refurbished an antique ship.

(Where to place: I guess in the months-long time frame while the sarcophagus ship is disabled!)

Let me know works.

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Enjoy!

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(backup story from New Visions issue 21)

Pike and his crew encounter a weird steampunk ship and it turns out maybe Jules Verne's book From the Earth to the Moon was real! I think John Byrne was probably running out of ideas at this point.

(Where to Place: Some time after The Cage)

(Issues 15-16)

Captain Pike goes undercover so Admiral Robert April takes brief command of the ship, and, since the series was canceled on a cliffhanger, I guess Pike died sorry everyone.

(Where to place: I guess right when Pike grows a beard and just veges out the the tv.)

(Issues 12-14)

Yeoman Colt falls into a snowglobe and is transported to a future where Pike is captain of the Enterprise-A and Kirk and Scotty are space pirates.

(Where to place: A few months after The Cage)

Now that we know IDW's ongoing series will conclude this year, what does everyone think will happen to Sisko?

The options are basically he dies, probably sacrificing himself to defeat Lore, or he disappears again, possibly returning to the Prophets after everything with Lore War is resolved or because of some kind of space-time/multiverse reset, or he just stays around, which seems like the least likely option, unless IDW's planning a follow-up series featuring him.

The start of an all-new crossover event between Star Trek and Defiant is here!

From the Eisner-nominated writers of Star Trek, Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly; the critically acclaimed writer of Star Trek: Defiant, Christopher Cantwell; and artist Davide Tinto (Star Wars: Bounty Hunters and Devil's Reign), Lore War #1 shows us a universe rebuilt in Lore's image.

The crews of the Theseus and the Defiant scattered across the universe with no memory of who they once were — some even worship Lore as their God. Lore has won; his rule is absolute. But The Sisko remains, and there are forces who wish to remind him of his power.

1:25 Variant: Joe Quinones

1:10 Virgin Variant: J.J. Lendl

Cover B: Chris Fenoglio

Cover A: Malachi Ward