Cover Contest for April 26th - May 2nd 2023: The Enterprise D

[Bryan]

[Nschornhorst]

Star Trek 72

StarTrekTNG72.jpg

[foxley]

*psst*
That's the Constitution Refit, not The D.

Oh. Thanks for the heads-up. I really don't know Star Trek.

I've changed my entry.

[Riv86672]

If memory serves, that was Gladiator from the Imperial Guard punching the Enterprise hard enough to damage her shields.

But, my favorite scene from that book was the one with Bones and Beast in sickbay, when a startled Nurse Chapel calls out “Dr. McCoy!”, they both say “What?”

^^^Both those scenes were outstanding!
Also Spock’s reaction to Wolverine’s quick recovery from his Vulcan nerve pinch.

Such a great crossover.

[nx01a]

Oh. Thanks for the heads-up. I really don't know Star Trek.

I've changed my entry.

[Ajax_X]

[LordMikel]

Edited since that crossover was classic Trek.

[Stony]

[Kai "the spy"]

I was born in 1984. TNG was my Star Trek. The Playmates Enterprise D was the first Starship model I got as a kid (and I still have it). To this day, she's my favorite starship across all media and franchises. I'm all about the D.

...

Don't take that last bit out of context.

[foxley]

Sorry, but I could never get into it. I was too young to have seen the original series, and I tried watching TNG when it came out, but I couldn't get into it. It seemed that every episode had some bratty teenager save the Enterprise while the supposedly highly trained crew did nothing. And then they killed off Tasha, the only character I liked, and I just gave up.

[Dalak]

Star Trek and Transformers.

A Tip: If you see Kirk or Spock, it's not the Enterprise-D.

Sorry, but I could never get into it. I was too young to have seen the original series, and I tried watching TNG when it came out, but I couldn't get into it. It seemed that every episode had some bratty teenager save the Enterprise while the supposedly highly trained crew did nothing. And then they killed off Tasha, the only character I liked, and I just gave up.

The first season of every new Trek show was a learning period where the episodes were of a much lesser quality than when the show got it's footing (with a few exceptions). Deep Space Nine has the most connected story of all of them, but still suffers from this flaw. I wouldn't necessarily skip them all, as story beats and plot points from those early episodes can be referenced in later material (Even in other series) but later seasons have GREAT episodes worth the trouble to get to.

[LordMikel]

A Tip: If you see Kirk or Spock, it's not the Enterprise-D.

Technically, my cover had Optimus Prime, but I totally got your meaning. I should have realized it when other covers showed Uhuru that it was classic Trek. Thank you for the heads up, I changed my cover.

[Dalak]

Technically, my cover had Optimus Prime, but I totally got your meaning. I should have realized it when other covers showed Uhuru that it was classic Trek. Thank you for the heads up, I changed my cover.

I was tempted to post that one myself but when I looked at the larger picture I had to turn it down.

[Iron Maiden]

Sorry, but I could never get into it. I was too young to have seen the original series, and I tried watching TNG when it came out, but I couldn't get into it. It seemed that every episode had some bratty teenager save the Enterprise while the supposedly highly trained crew did nothing. And then they killed off Tasha, the only character I liked, and I just gave up.

I feel the same about TNG....the cast never really "grabbed" me. I still watch classic Star Trek on the Heroes and Icons channel at home. And I have seen all the movies with the original cast. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is the best of ALL Star Trek movies. It is the only Star Trek movie that periodically gets a re-release. They had it at my local theater about 5 years ago.

[Tami]