Star Trek Graphic Novel Series

The comics have revisited many of STAR TREK's greatest stories, and includes stories featuring the Guardian of Forever, Organians, the Gorn, Klingons and Romulans. 

See Harlan Ellison's original vision for "City on the Edge of Forever" and meet lost characters like the Vulcan Xon (created by Gene Roddenberry for the abandoned Star Trek Phase II series) and more...

Comic book adaptations of the movies from Star Trek: The Motion Picture to Star Trek: Insurrection and stories showing what happened in their aftermaths. 

Including David Gerrold (the creator of the Tribbles), Robert Orci & Alex Kurtzman (writers of the movies Star Trek and Star Trek Into Darkness), Harlan Ellison (author of TREK's greatest episode, The City on the Edge of Forever) & more...

Including Star Trek novelists Peter David, Michael Jan Friedman, Alan Dean Foster and Diane Duane. The series even includes a special comics that featured characters from Peter David's New Frontier novels. 

Over the years some of Trek's stars have stepped into the world of comics and their unique insight is evident. The collection includes stories penned by Mark Lenard (Sarek), Aron Eisenberg (Nog) and Will Wheaton (Wesley).

Screenwriters Robert Orci and Alex Kurtzman have worked closely with IDW to develop stories that take place in the lead up to 2009's Star Trek movie and in the years after it, and Star Trek Beyond. 

In this gripping prelude to J.J. Abrams' 2009 blockbuster STAR TREK, we discover the circumstances that drove Nero and Spock to travel back to the 23rd century to confront the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise

It's universally acclaimed as STAR TREK's greatest ever episode but the version that ended up o screen was a compromise. Now famous author Harlan Ellison has brought his original, unedited version to life in this stunning graphic novel 

Acclaimed STAR TREK writer/producer Brannon Braga teamed up with Terry Matalas (now show runner on Twelve Monkeys) to craft this amazing story that brings Captain Picard and Seven of Nice together in a tale that spans centuries. 

In this prequel to Countdown, Spock undertakes one last missions for an old friend. As he does so, he looks back on his life from his childhood on Vulcan to his time on the Enterprise under Captain Pike and Kirk. 

We know what happens in the episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation. But what is the crew up to when we are not watching? IDW’s first Star Trek comic issues allow a glimpse into the space between the well-known adventures of the TNG crew.

Before the Events of the 2009 Star Trek movie, Nero, the vengeful Romulan, and his crew spent 25 years trapped in the past, waiting.

The 2009 hit movie, directed by J.J. Abrams, is a bold re-imagination of Star Trek, featuring familiar faces in a completely new timeline. IDW’s six-issue miniseries explores the events of the 2009 blockbuster, including material that was cut from the film.

Meet the Characters of the new Star Trek movies in their student years! Follow Kirk, Spock and Uhura through their life at Starfleet Academy, on the way to become the heroes we know.

Before James T. Kirk and the five-year mission, the Enterprise had a different captain with different adventures.

Before the Original Series aired in the UK, British readers were introduced to the concept and characters of Star Trek in the form of comics.

The Enterprise-D Crew embarks on a new five-part adventure!
Published one year after IDW’s Star Trek: TNG: The Space Between, the creators of Klingons: Blood Will Tell deliver brand new TNG missions.

The Star Trek Graphic Novel Collection volume 12 features the Kelvin timeline Enterprise crew in 'The Edge of the Galaxy', as they revisit some of the well-known missions of their alternate selves!

Marvel's Star Trek comic series launched in 1979, starting with the adaptation of The Motion Picture, and ran for two years after that. The crew of the Enterprise is brought back together to take up an urgent mission.

Star Trek comics started in 1967 during the show's second season. They were created before Star Trek gained cult status and provide a fascinating insight into the show's history as it established itself as a pop-culture phenomenon. 

Comic giant Marvel Comics took over the rights when Star Trek: The Motion Picture was released in 1979.

Following Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, DC Comics took over the rights and started producing stories that followed Kirk and his crew after Spock's death. The series revisited many of the characters from the original series. 

In 1993, independent comic book company Malibu acquired the rights to produce Deep Space Nine comics. The main series ran for 32 issues and produced two special issues written by Star Trek actors. 

All the different Star Trek series were brought together under a single banner in 1995 which saw the creation of Paramount Comics. As well as adapting the movie First Contact, they published a series based on TNG, DS9 and Voyager.