(written from a Production point of view)
Empire is a British film magazine which has published numerous articles regarding Star Trek. Issues have been released monthly since 1989.
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Notable issues[]
Of particular relevance to Star Trek are the following issues:
Issue | Cover | Contents |
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69, March 1995 | ||
91, January 1997 | Star Trek: First Contact (reprinted in Issue 326 supplement) | |
114, November 1998 | Star Trek: Insurrection | |
116, February 1999 | Star Trek: Insurrection (reprinted in Issue 326 supplement):
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156, May 2002 | Star Trek Nemesis | |
164, February 2003 | Star Trek Nemesis (reprinted in Issue 326 supplement) | |
230, August 2008 | Preview of Star Trek, p. 120 | |
234, December 2008 | Star Trek:
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239, May 2009 | Star Trek | |
241, June 2009 | An interview with Winona Ryder including discussion about her role as Amanda Grayson in Star Trek | |
242, July 2009 | The missing link between Transformers and Star Trek | |
284, February 2013 | Variant cover 1 Subscribers variant cover 1 Variant cover 2 Subscribers variant cover 2 |
Star Trek Into Darkness |
287, May 2013 | Retail cover Subscribers cover Full retail cover |
Star Trek Into Darkness:
This J.J. Abrams-themed issue had a Star Trek-related fold-out cover, which was created by Photographer Art Streiber, in collaboration with Empire Art Director Chris Lupton and Photography Director Debi Berry. [1] |
324, June 2016 | Star Trek Beyond:
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326, August 2016 | Retail cover Subscribers cover |
Star Trek Beyond:
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326 supplement, August 2016 | Various:
This article included a featurette called "The Impossible Tech" (p. 21), which cited transporters, time travel, replicators, and gravity plating as examples of technology which "probably" won't happen.
This part of the supplement was a guide to eight performers who appeared on Star Trek before becoming famous, listing Sarah Silverman, Joan Collins, Seth MacFarlane, Ashley Judd, Famke Janssen, Kirstie Alley, Teri Hatcher, and Kirsten Dunst. The same section additionally featured "The Star Fleet" (p. 37) – a guide to five celebrities who guested on Star Trek, including Iggy Pop, Bryan Singer, Christian Slater, Stephen Hawking, and Kelsey Grammer.
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External links[]
- EmpireOnline.com – official site
- Empire at Wikipedia