Star Trek: Boldly Go, Vol. 3 - Johnson, Mike
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What if Kirk and the Enterprise crew were robots? What if Klingons founded Starfleet? What if all these realities collided? The Star Trek mega-event "I.D.I.C." brings together all these worlds for one huge, universe-threatening adventure. The Vulcan philosophy of celebrating "Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations" is one of acceptance, but can the universe accept the simultaneous existence of multiple realities? It's a team up for the ages as numerous incarnations of Kirk, Spock, and the Enterprise crew must work together to stop a foe that threatens all of existence! Featuring the…mehr

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What if Kirk and the Enterprise crew were robots? What if Klingons founded Starfleet? What if all these realities collided? The Star Trek mega-event "I.D.I.C." brings together all these worlds for one huge, universe-threatening adventure. The Vulcan philosophy of celebrating "Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations" is one of acceptance, but can the universe accept the simultaneous existence of multiple realities? It's a team up for the ages as numerous incarnations of Kirk, Spock, and the Enterprise crew must work together to stop a foe that threatens all of existence! Featuring the return of Jane Tiberius Kirk and her gender-swapped crew! Collects the entire "I.D.I.C." storyline from Star Trek: Boldly Go #13-18.
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Mike Johnson wrote the Star Trek ongoing series for IDW and currently writes the sequel series Star Trek: Boldly Go, both set in the Kelvin timeline of the films by J.J. Abrams and Justin Lin. With fellow Orci/Kurtzman employee Tim Jones, he also wrote Star Trek: Nero and Star Trek: The Official Motion Picture Adaptation. His other credits include Superman/Batman and Supergirl for DC Comics and the miniseries Eight for Dark Horse, with artist and co-writer Raphael Albuquerque. Tony Shasteen has been an illustrator and graphic designer since graduating from the Art Institute of Atlanta with a degree in Visual Communications. His work has been featured in publications such as Communication Arts, Playboy, and Spectrum. He lives in the tranquil suburbs of Atlanta with his wife, two sons, and as many cats as possible.