Star Trek: The Next Generation: Terra Incognita

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Following the blockbuster MIRROR BROKEN and THROUGH THE MIRROR storylines comes a brand-new Next Generation series, featuring untold tales of the U.S.S. Enterprise-D! Following their clash with their villainous doubles from the Mirror Universe, the Enterprise crew returns to business as usual, little realizing the serpent in their midst--one of their own has been replaced! Six stories focusing on fan-favorite crew members of the Enterprise-D--including Deanna Troi, Wesley Crusher, and Selar--each connected by the machinations of this sinister doppelganger. What does Mirror Barclay want, and what's to become of his Prime-universe counterpart?! A pulse pounding mosaic of stories from Scott and David Tipton (Star Trek- The Next Generation - Mirror Broken) and artists Tony Shasteen (Star Trek- Boldly Go), Angel Hernandez (Star Trek/Green Lantern), and Carloes Nieto (Star Trek- The Next Generation - Through the Mirror). This volume collects the six-issue series, continuing the saga of one of Star Trek's most popular iterations. These standalone stories mirror the sci-fi mainstay's established history of "done-in-one" episodes, which keep the series accessible to new fans and emphasize original and fascinating ideas. (TM), , & 2018 CBS Studios, Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Scott Tipton is a New York Times Best-Selling author and comic-book historian with a wide variety of both graphic novel and prose works to his credit. Scott's most recent prose work, The Star Trek Vault- 40 Years From the Archives for Abrams Publishing, charts the remarkable history of the world's most popular science-fiction series. Scott is also the author of Comic Books 101, a humorous stroll through the history and high points of the American art form known as comic books, published by IMPACT BOOKS.

"This series is a plus for Trekkies, and a solid run for any comics fan who has a foot in science fiction and stories revolving more around characterization and group dynamics rather than slugfests and powers." --But Why Tho? "With the mirror universe Barclay story still simmering in the background, this is another delicious serving of comfort food for Star Trek fans." --ComicBook.com "Star Trek: The Next Generation: Terra Incognita keeps getting better and better. If anyone asked me, 'which was the best Trek story for 2018?', I'd probably point at Terra Incognita before anything else." --Flickering Myth