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1+ hour, 32+ min ago (808+ words) If Star Trek Discovery ever made you curious about "The Burn," that 31st Century disaster that crippled the Federation, then the comic series Star Trek: The Last Starship is for you. This series follows the last starship crew left standing after every warp core in the galaxy explodes. And most intriguingly of all, they count the resurrected Captain James T. Kirk as a crew member. To break down that shocking twist and the other big developments in The Last Starship #3, IGN spoke with writers Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing. Read on to learn more and to see an exclusive preview of Star Trek: The Last Starship #4. IGN: Issues #2 and #3 really highlight the contrast between Kirk and Captain Sato and how the latter is having to confront the necessity of war for the first time in his career. Do you see that as…...

4+ hour, 1+ min ago (191+ words) We're still living with the legacy of Tron: Legacy. And, 15 years after its release on December 17, 2010, Tron: Legacy curiously holds up. Part of the reason for its watchability is the fact that, in many ways, this film firmly established the soft reboot formula, which continues, for better or worse, to this day. Tron: Legacy redefined the legacy sequel in many ways. If anything, the problem with Legacy today is that it oddly didn't really open up the door for a direct sequel, at least not one that felt urgent. Again, this problem exists in other perfectly executed super-safe reboots; Ghostbusters: Afterlife was pretty solid, Frozen Empire, not as great. Star Trek in 2009, nearly universally beloved; Star Trek Into Darkness, in 2013, not so much. Garrett Hedlund and Olivia Wilde in Tron: Legacy. But for whatever reason, the idea that you're relaunching…...

5+ hour, 31+ min ago (566+ words) The Beat's weekly look at notable single issues outside of the Big 2. Plus, FOC Watch and The Prog Report! In this week's Wednesday Comics Reviews, the team takes a look at a pair of launches " The New Space Age and Wrestle Heist " as well as a pair of finales "Ancestral RecallandThe Adventures of Lumen N.Plus, FOC Watch andThe Prog Report! Cartoonist: Kyle Starks Colorist: Vladimir Popov Publisher: Image Comics Review by Gianni Palumbo Writer/artist Kyle Starks is one of those creators where every one of his books is a must read for me. He's a master of tone management, balancing outrageous humor with genuine character, and emotion, and Wrestle Heist #1 is another certified banger that sets up a miniseries filled with hilarious hijinks and heart and is a love letter to the crazy world of pro wrestling. Overall, Wrestle…...

7+ hour, 32+ min ago (682+ words) A graduate of Truman State University, Nicole Drum has been with ComicBook since 2017, having previously been with PopCulture, Womanista, and The Hudsucker as well as having worked in radio doing Saturday morning news. A lifelong comics fan, she dreamed about being Lois Lane as a kid, which is how she ended up here. A [] To say that IDW's Star Trek: The Last Starship has been doing impressive things would be an understatement. The bold new series taking readers far into a future where the Federation is ashes has been a commercial success with the first issue going to unprecedented second printing and both issues #1 and #2 being critical successes as well. Now, the third issue is here with the end of the story's first chapter and Star Trek: The Last Starship is maintaining that impressive quality all while continuing to up…...

11+ hour, 49+ min ago (408+ words) Jonathan Frakes, director of a Star Trek show that broke new ground, revealed how the show broke a legendary rule that TNG never dared to. Star Trek veteran Jonathan Frakes revealed one sacred Hollywood rule on TNG that was broken during a crossover episode that he directed on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Jonathan Frakes, Armin Shimerman, & Kitty Swink revealed on an episode of The D-Con Chamber that when Frakes directed Jack Quaid and Tawny Newsome, They started to ad-lib when we did those scenes. On Star Trek you can't do that.. There's stuff in the show that-We would never! It was DLP in our day. Dead Letter Perfect. Star Trek had strict norms when it came to acting, with the expectation being that each actor deliver lines from the script with zero deviation. Given Star Trek's sci-fi nature, exposition…...

17+ hour, 8+ min ago (329+ words) Gil Gerard star of Buck Rogers In The 25th Century died at the age of 82, his wife Janet announced on social media." Gil Gerard star of Buck Rogers In The 25th Century died at the age of 82, early today morning his wife Janet announced on social media.From the moment when we knew something was wrong to his death this morning was only days No matter how many years I got to spend with him it would have ever been enough Hold the ones you have tightly and love them fiercely," she shared on Facebook, while also providing an update on the cause of death.Gil Gerard cause of deathGerard died after a battle with a "rare and viciously aggressive form of cancer, his wife shared While his wife didn't share what type of cancer the late actor had, she noted that…...

18+ hour, 13+ min ago (318+ words) | December 16, 2025 | By: Anthony Pascale 0 comments so far This week in Toronto, work on the fifth and final season Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is approaching completion, with more actors wrapping up their filming for the series. The final season began production in September, but with only six episodes, work can finish up before the Christmas break. In October at New York Comic-Con, Gooding talked about how they were focused on making season 5 as good as it could be, but she predicted what this week might be like saying "I think on that last day when we are all weeping and holding each other, that's when we realize that it's behind us, but there's a lot more Trek coming. We don't got time to mourn. We got a universe to save, baby." Also on Monday evening, actor Martin Quinn gave an…...

21+ hour, 15+ min ago (84+ words) Warp into the action with Star Trek's first-ever interactive original graphic novel! Mariner just wants to have a normal day, but no matter what side of the bed she wakes up on, the world is ending. Literally. If she has coffee, Borg attack! If she has raktajino, cue the Romulan boarding party! And in each scenario, Mariner and her friends end up dead, sometimes the ship is destroyed'and the day starts all over again. Star Trek: Lower Decks'Warp Your Own Way...

21+ hour, 30+ min ago (426+ words) [Fallout Season 2 poster] One of the defining factors of the Fallout franchise is the number of factions that operate in the same world, giving this game a unique experience every single time. When it comes to the live-action series, the number of factions [] The article Fallout Season 2: Who Are the Khans and How are They Still Around? was first published on Beebom Fallout Season 2: Who Are the Khans and How are They Still Around? - Khans are a raider tribe who originated from the Vault Dwellers of Vault-15. - They survived in the world of Fallout because of their survival in the nuclear war, due to being in a vault, and then being extremely resilient and surviving multiple extinction-level events. - Fallout Season 2 is set to release on December 16, 2025. One of the defining factors of the Fallout franchise is the number of factions…...

22+ hour, 25+ min ago (33+ words) In a December 16 Instagram upload, Bush, who began starring in the Paramount+ series during its first season, which premiered in 2022, revealed she wrapped filming the fifth and final season of Star ......