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Fantastic!
We got the omnibus edition of the IDW 2022 Lower Decks comic series. It was hilarious and truly reflected the show.
Knowing it’s the same writing and art team for the new interactive graphic novel makes it an automatic preorder.
A 70mm theatre release, no matter how limited, is an encouraging sign in terms of Paramount’s continuing commitment to this show.
I don’t blame them, because of the writer’s strike, but although I love Lower Decks, it’s the last Star Trek show I’d want to watch in a theater. Why not throw a live action season premiere into theaters like Angel Studios did with The Chosen?
If it’s for Star Trek day, it might be a single event, and not a wide release.
Interactive novel. You mean a choose your own adventure book?
The article specifically uses the words “choose your own adventure,” so yeah. Based on your response that I read before clicking the article, I was really hoping it would be a Visual Novel video game, but alas, no.
I’m somehow surprised and yet not that there’s going to be a CYOA type story. I mean, I’m very surprised it’s a thing, but I’m not surprised that Ryan North is attached to it. I highly recommend reading Romeo and/or Juliet. It’s hilarious and absolutely worth reading.
His work with Erica Henderson on The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl was straight up one of the best runs at Marvel in the last decade, so I’m looking forward to this.
I tried an issue or two of Squirrel Girl and absolutely hated it. I read his recent Secret Invasion and Fantastic Four and it’s like a completely different writer.
❤️👍
Ugh. This has to be the least Star Trek Star Trek I’ve ever encountered, why is it so popular? It directly contradicts everything we know about the Star Trek universe at every opportunity.
Examples?
I, and many others, think this is great Trek. I’m just curious if you can articulate what you find un-Trek about this show.
FTR: All other Trek we’ve had so far has been essentially from the perspective of the elite of the Trek universe. Now we’re just seeing the universe from the “worker class”. It’s just a different perspective, but still holds to the ideals of Roddenberry Trek I feel.
What? It’s full of referances and call backs and the cast and crew regulary show classic trek morality.
It’s far more Trek than the earlier series of Discovery and Picard.
