Star Trek New Visions Volume 3

Comics legend John Byrne presents all-new, feature-length tales set in the Star Trek: The Original Series universe, done in a unique, one-of-a-kind photomontage style. Collects the stories "Resistance," featuring the Borg; "1971," where Captain Kirk is sent 200 years into the past to meet Gary Seven; and "The Survival Equation," in which killer androids start showing up by the dozen! Collects Star Trek: New Visions issues #6-8.

John Byrne presents all-new, feature-length tales set in the Star Trek: The Original Series universe, done in a unique, one-of-a-kind photomontage style. Collects the stories “Resistance,” featuring The Borg; “1971” where Captain Kirk is sent 200 years into the past to meet Gary Seven; and “The Survival Equation” as killer androids start showing up by the dozen! Collects issues #6–8.

John Byrne presents all-new, feature-length tales set in the Star Trek: The Original Series universe, done in a unique, one-of-a-kind photomontage style, using images from the classic TV series. It's as close as fans will ever come to getting new episodes featuring the original cast. You'll find the stories "Cry Vengeance," a follow-up to the classic episode "The Doomsday Machine;" "Made Out of Mudd," which sees the return of Harry Mudd; "A Scent of Ghosts," which revisits a moment from Spock's past; and "Memorium," a new six-page short story that will appeal to fans of the original Star Trek Gold Key comics. Collects Star Trek: New Visions issues #3-5.

Presenting all-new tales set in the Star Trek: The Original Series universe, done in a unique photomontage style, using images from the classic TV series. It's as close as fans will ever come to getting new episodes featuring the original cast. Features the stories "The Enemy of My Enemy," "An Unexpected Yesterday," and a reinterpretation and adaptation of the TV episode "The Cage."

John Byrne presents all-new, feature-length tales set in the Star Trek The Original Series universe, done in a unique, one-of-a-kind photomontage style. In “Mister Chekov,” find out what roles the navigator played aboard the Enterprise before his promotion to the starboard seat; in “Of Woman Born,” Dr. McCoy confronts Captain Kirk with a staggering discovery–Lt. Carolyn Palamas is pregnant with the child of Apollo. Or is she?; and in “Swarm,” an alien threat that numbers in the millions appears and star systems are already dying. What can the crew of the Enterprise do–alone?

John Byrne presents all-new, feature-length tales set in the Star Trek: The Original Series universe, done in a unique, one-of-a-kind photomontage style.

Presenting all-new tales set in the Star Trek: The Original Series universe, done in a unique, one-of-a-kind photomontage style, using images from the classic TV series. It's as close as fans will ever come to getting new episodes featuring the original cast. In "The Traveler," a mysterious pilgrim is pursued by a ruthless robotic horde. Or is he? Captain Kirk must answer the question before the Enterprise and crew are lost. Next, it's "Time Out of Joint," as Jim Kirk is torn from his timeline and every corner he turns, every door he opens, throws him into a different day, a different year, and a different danger. Finally, in "All the Ages Frozen," on a world locked deep in an ice age, Kirk and the crew investigate the disappearance of a team of Federation scientists, and discover a long-lost civilization whose only survivor is intent on saving them... even if it kills them! Collects issues #15-17.

New, feature-length tales set in the Star Trek: The Original Series universe, done in a unique, one-of-a-kind photomontage style. Collects three stories: in “Swarm,” the Enterprise faces an alien threat that numbers in the millions; in “The Hidden Face,” a chance encounter with a drifting ship leads the crew to a world where the most obscene thing imaginable is the human face; and in “Sam,” Captain Kirk must face one of the greatest moral challenges of his life, proving the innocence of a confessed killer–Sam, his own brother! Collects issues #12–14 and the short story "More of the Serpent Than the Dove."