This month’s BIRTH.MOVIES.DEATH. cinema-centric magazine is focused on Star Trek from cover to cover – literally! The gorgeous cover artwork by Mondo artist Chris Skinner features the classic 1960’s Enterprise flying into the back, with the Kelvin Timeline’s Enterprise warping out of the front cover at top speed.
BIRTH.MOVIES.DEATH. boldly goes to the 23rd century with a special, extremely limited full-color issue dedicated to the 50th anniversary of STAR TREK! This magazine is jam-packed with articles and original art celebrating Gene Roddenberry’s vision of a better future where the human adventure continues on strange new worlds and with some of the most beloved characters in pop culture history.
From the original 1966 TV series to this summer’s STAR TREK BEYOND, BMD’s TREK issue will appeal to both the hardcore Trekkie and the newcomer to the continuing voyages of the starship Enterprise.
The featured content in this unique release includes these essays, and more:
- The Revolutionary Influence of Lt. Uhura
- Space Oddities: The Music of STAR TREK’s Stars
- Gene Roddenberry: The Great Bird of the Galaxy
- Mister Spock: A Window to Humanity, and Ourselves
- Dammit Jim!: Bones as Friend, Therapist and Foil
- Scotty’s Greatest Miracle
- A Whole New World: How JJ Abrams Made Me A STAR TREK Fan
The BIRTH.MOVIES.DEATH. magazine also includes a feature entitled Star Trek: The Western In Futurist Dress, with a look back at the Western adventures that inspired Gene Roddenberry’s work in the 1960’s – written Priscilla Page, with illustration by Dirk Fowler – and TrekCore’s got an exclusive look at that spread:
This special magazine is available for purchase now through MondoTees for just $6.00 (plus shipping), but hurry – quantities are limited!