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"As we prepare to head Into Darkness with the new Trek movie, The Official Star Trek Magazine takes a trip across dimensions and through a multiverse of alternate timelines, investigating the science behind temporal paradoxes and quantum theory along the way. We also speak to Denise Crosby about Tasha Yar, Romulan half-sisters, and deadly pools of black mud; re-evaluate the Trek movies The Final Frontier and Insurrection; and in 'Star Trek Scrapbook' we discover that the real world can be far stranger than fiction."

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"We celebrate 20 years since Deep Space Nine hit television screens, and speak to Brannon Braga about his return to the Star Trek universe. We take an exclusive look behind the scenes at Destination Star Trek London, and welcome fans that attended to a special edition of Quark's Bar. Treknology Challenge puts virtual reality front and centre, as we pre-invent the holodeck, plus all your favorite regular features, news, reviews, competitions, and the latest on the new Trek movie."

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Celebrating 30 years of Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
We celebrate the movie that started the U.S.S. Enterprise's big screen odyssey, with a wealth of imagery from all phases of production on the film, as well as new interviews including novelist Alan Dean Foster, whose story originally written for the proposed new Star Trek TV series Phase II became the basis for the motion picture.
Also, in this issue...
Feature: Walter Koenig Interview
The original Pavel Chekov steps back 30 years to reassess Star Trek: The Motion Picture with the benefit of hindsight. The author of a candid account of the filming of the movie, Walter Koenig puts The Motion Picture in context, and offers some advice to his successor, Anton Yelchin. Remembering his initial reaction to seeing the film, he says: "What should have been a gripping event that dovetailed into an extraordinary finish turned into this detached 'sit back and look at the interesting effects' kind of experience. The film does not end with a bang."

Feature: Art for Art's Sake Part II
The second of two exclusive supplements to the recent Star Trek: The Art of the Film from Titan Books provides all-new pictures, never seen before, and not included in the book. A stunning painting of the skyjump sequence is joined by scale drawings of the Narada and the U.S.S. Enterprise, as well as blueprints for the Captain's chair, the original design paintings for the Enterprise engine room, and a peek inside Spock Prime's amazing Jellyfish craft.
Feature: Jon Povill Interview
Gene Roddenberry's right hand man was there throughout the long development process for Star Trek: The Motion Picture, as it morphed from TV series revival into megabudget blockbuster. Jon Povill gives an honest appraisal of the strengths and weaknesses of that first Trek movie in the latest issue: "There was a constant power struggle within the production, and it was very trying on all of us. Everybody has ideas, and there were tremendously talented people on that movie. In most of the cases, everybody had the best of all possible intentions."

Star Trek Souvenir Special! - Preparing for the Final Frontier - the cast of Star Trek speak out!

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Contents

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Majel Barrett Roddenberry Tribute
The Future Begins: Coverage of new Star Trek Movie.

English Issue # 143
Celebrating Star Trek: Voyager
Focused look at the seven seasons of Star Trek: Voyager.

English Issue # 142
An interview by Jill Sherwin with Robert Hewitt Wolfe on DS9's exploration of the mirror universe.

A timeline, by Keith R.A. DeCandido, detailing the complete history of the mirror universe (in all formats)

An excerpt from "The Greater Good", with an introduction by Margaret Wander Bonanno.

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A feature on the Romulans by Michael A. Martin

An article, by Keith R.A. DeCandido, exploring James T. Kirk's reputation as a maverick.

A history of Sela throughout Star Trek media, by Robert Greenberger

An article by Robert Greenberger on his own history with Star Trek

An excerpt from Lost Souls, with an introduction by David Mack.

English Issue # 140
Extensive features on the Star Trek: The Original Series, including articles by Jill Sherwin, Michael A. Martin, Diane Duane, Keith R.A. DeCandido, Dayton Ward, Kevin Dilmore, Alan Dean Foster, David R. George III and Terri Osborne.

An article, by David Mack, exploring how Star Trek: Vanguard expands on the TOS era.

An excerpt from Gods of Night with an introduction by David Mack and illustrations of the USS Titan.

English Issue # 139
A guide to time travel in Star Trek by Michael A. Martin.

An excerpt from The Chimes at Midnight with an introduction by Geoff Trowbridge and illustration of Thelin.

English Issue # 138
Extensive features on the Star Trek: Enterprise, including articles by Chris Dows, Christopher L. Bennett, Kevin Dilmore and Keith R.A. DeCandido.
"Cowboys and Diplomats", an article by David R. George III exploring the perceived styles of James T. Kirk and Jean-Luc Picard.
A retrospective by Michael Jan Friedman on his book Starfleet: Year One.
An excerpt from A Less Perfect Union with an introduction by William Leisner.

English Issue # 137
Extensive features on the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, including articles by Robert Greenberger, Robert T. Jeschonek, Keith R.A. DeCandido, Jill Sherwin, David A. McIntee, Terri Osborne, Michael A. Martin, David R. George III and Andrew Steven Harris. Including general histories of the series, explorations of certain aspects of the series, and features on the DS9 relaunch and DS9 comics.

Excerpt from Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers, with an introduction by James Swallow

English Issue # 136
Extended feature, by Kevin Dilmore and Dayton Ward, on Star Trek captains
A behind-the-scenes look, by James Swallow, at the new game Star Trek: Conquest
An exploration, by David R. George III, on the romances of James T. Kirk
Excerpt from Klingon Empire: A Burning House, with an introduction by Keith R.A. DeCandido

English Issue # 135
Feature on the TNG episode: "The Measure of a Man"
Excerpt from Sword of Damocles, illustrated with the first ever images of Jaza Najem

English Issue # 134
Extensive features on the Star Trek: The Next Generation, including articles by Keith R.A. DeCandido, Terri Osborne, Chris Dows, David A. McIntee, Dayton Ward, Kevin Dilmore and Robert T. Jeschonek
Excerpt from Titan: Before Dishonor
Interview with Mike Carlin on his TNG comic minseries
Interview with Margaret Clark on the TNG relaunch
Article by Jeff Ayers on the Strange New Worlds competition

English Issue # 133
- Hailing Frequencies: news

- The Doomsday Machine Strikes, cover story on an episode of The Original Series

- Star Trek: The Extended Universe, A guide to the original fiction series: New Frontier, Corps of Engineers, Deep Space Nine, Stargazer, Voyager, I.K.S. Gorkon, Vanguard, Titan.

- Star Trek Records

- Next Of Kim, Garrett Wang Interview

- The Real McCoy, DeForest Kelley Tribute

- Star Trek Computer Games

- A Fistful of Data, readers questions

- Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Buried Age, fiction extract

- Replicator: Star Trek merchandise

- Communicator: letters

- Endgame: column

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