42 review for New Life and New Civilizations: Exploring Star Trek Comics

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   5 out of 5

   Reuben Herfindahl – Sep 09, 2014

   A mixed bag. A good history, but the essays are uneven and it pretty much ignores what I consider the best run the comics ever had with the DC '89 run. A mixed bag. A good history, but the essays are uneven and it pretty much ignores what I consider the best run the comics ever had with the DC '89 run.

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   4 out of 5

   Rich Meyer – Aug 15, 2014

   Very detailed book on the various versions of the Star Trek comic books over the years, beginning with the Gold Key series in the late sixties to the current IDW series featuring the revamped Trek crew of the new movies. It even covers the comic books of the Peter Pan records from the seventies and the foreshortened comic strip that was to promote the first movie. A wealth of information, much of which from the actual people involved with the comics. Definitely worth a read if you want to know h Very detailed book on the various versions of the Star Trek comic books over the years, beginning with the Gold Key series in the late sixties to the current IDW series featuring the revamped Trek crew of the new movies. It even covers the comic books of the Peter Pan records from the seventies and the foreshortened comic strip that was to promote the first movie. A wealth of information, much of which from the actual people involved with the comics. Definitely worth a read if you want to know how a licensed property gets into four-color.

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   5 out of 5

   Eric Cone – Aug 06, 2014

   Joseph Berenato has brought some of the brightest minds in the sci-fi genre and comic book industry together, to bring us a top-notch anthology of essays focusing on the entirety of Star Trek comic's history; from Gold Key to IDW. This is a must-have reference guide for any comic's lover's collection. Joseph Berenato has brought some of the brightest minds in the sci-fi genre and comic book industry together, to bring us a top-notch anthology of essays focusing on the entirety of Star Trek comic's history; from Gold Key to IDW. This is a must-have reference guide for any comic's lover's collection.

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   5 out of 5

   Mark – Jul 18, 2014

   A first-rate collection of essays examining Star Trek comics from the early days of Gold Key to current comics from IDW.

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   Joseph Berenato – Aug 10, 2014

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    Martín Pérez – Jul 27, 2014

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    Robert Greenberger – Sep 21, 2014

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    Alan Porter – Aug 06, 2014

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    Julian Darius – Jul 18, 2014

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