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Anyone who's remotely familiar with the sci-fi franchise's canon knows she shares the last name of Star Trek's most infamous villain in Khan Noonien-Singh from the TOS episode "Space Seed" and in the theatrical second film The Wrath of Khan (1982) originally played by Ricardo Montalbán At the Television Critics Association, executive producer and showrunner[...]

This year's New York Comic Con (NYCC) was a pretty big one for fans of the Star Trek Universe: including new trailers for the third season of Star Trek:

There is no right answer on your favorite version of the Enterprise, your favorite Starfleet captain, but- Trek fans can all agree that Star Trek: Into Darkness was a poor copy of it's Wrath of Khan predecessor. "Hells Heart" by artist meksicano Nicholas Meyer, director of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, has finally offered a comment on the 2013[...]

The Exiles go through another series of Earths before arriving in the midst of World War II on a world where Captain America is the intrepid Peggy Carter! Does it make for a good read?

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Blink, Khan, and Iron Lad narrowly escape demise at the hands (or mouth) of the Time-Eater The three universe-hopping heroes find themselves in another version of Asgard, witnessing a Valkyrie in heated combat with Surtur, the Fire Demon The Exiles aid Valkyrie against Surtur and his monstrous horde. Exiles #2 cover by David Marquez and[...]

And at least one of them appears to be a younger possibly female Kevin Smith. That was the spookiest way that Location, Location, Location ever began, when Khan took over the presenting role. Hands, face, teeth and get in pyjamas? Maybe a song and a story? That's how it goes in our house anyway You clearly have[...]

I wonder what Cumworld is like on coke though? Well, from Star Trek: Khan #4, I guess Khan does get to be put behind glass which a procession of folk walk up to look at him Must be that enigmatic smile… Okay, time to fetch the kids See what they think of Adventure Time and Regular Show[...]

You know where this sort of thing leads? Exactly, Khan has some strong opinions on the matter in Star Trek… Spawn also goes for some species origin thing as Todd McFarlane turns into Dave Sim and rewrites life, the universe and everything. Burn The Orphanage does make quite a point Will anyone oblige? Thank you Happy Kitty,[...]

2 features the two-part "Family Portrait," "Donor," "Silver Lining," the three-part "Remote Control," and more! HC • FC • $29.99 • 236 pages • ISBN: 978-1-61377-859-3 • Collects issues #20–29 of the Topps series. Star Trek: Khan #4 (of 5) Mike Johnson (w) • David Messina (a) • Paul Shipper (c) The Eugenics Wars are over… but the[...]

Today sees the release of Star Trek: Khan #1 in all good comic book stores. You may need to prepare yourself Here, thanks to New York Comic Con is a refresher course. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJvbAuYKIJM[/youtube] Today sees the release of Star Trek: Khan #1 in all good comic book stores. You may need to prepare yourself[...]

Benedict Cumberbatch's portrayal of Khan in Star Trek Into Darkness is being explored in a new IDW comic called Star Trek: Khan, going back into his history and that of the Eugenics Wars that were meant to happen twenty years ago or so. By Mike Johnson and Claudia Balboni, and overseen by Roberto Orci, the comic[...]

 Diehard fans had to explain it to their friends back then, and perhaps the hardcore fans can explain Khan now for Star Trek Into Darkness too. Most-Read Comic Stories Today: Marvel's Land Grab On DC In March No big showboating, no exclusive agreements, just quietly taking names associated with DC Comics I expect more people to notice if[...]

Simon Pegg on rumors that Khan is the new Star Trek villain: "I think people just want to have a scoop It annoys me – it's beyond the point to just ferret around for spoilers all the time to try to be the first to break them… It just spoils the film It masquerades as[...]