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A trade paperback edition, reprinting earlier stories.

Cover Blurb

From the back cover: New frontiers!

One of the most successful syndicated series of all time, Star Trek: The Next Generation breathed new life into the Star Trek franchise and kicked off a whole new era of Starfleet exploration and adventure!

In these never-previously-collected stories, the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D continue their mission into the unexplored regions of space, seeking out new life and new civilisations! A telepath threatens to turn Chief O'Brien into a killer... a skiing holiday turns deadly when Riker and La Forge stumble into a Ferengi plot... a mysterious energy surge causes some very strange behavior... and one of Wesley's inventions might just mean the end of the universe!

By acclaimed creators Michael Jan Friedman and Pable Marcos (Batman, Fantastic Four), with assists from Dave Stern, Mike O'Brien, Keith Pender and Mike Manley, and featuring rare interviews with LeVar Burton (Geordi La Forge) and Michael Dorn (Lt Worf), this cosmic collection goes even further into the unknown!

Excerpts of copyrighted sources are included for review purposes only, without any intention of infringement.

Creators

Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
Writers:
- Michael Jan Friedman (issues #13-17)
- Mike O'Brien and Dave Stern (issue #18)
Artists:
- Pablo Marcos (pencil art - issues #13-16)
- Ken Penders (pencil art - issue #17)
- Mike Manley (pencil art - issue #18)
- Pablo Marcos (inking - issues #13-17)
- Robert Campanella (inking - issues #18)
- Juliana Ferriter (color art)
- Bob Pinaha (letter art)
Editor:
- Robert Greenberger

Issues

DC TNG volume 2:
- #13: "The Hand of the Assassin!"
- #14: "Holiday on Ice"
- #15: "Prisoners of the Ferengi"
- #16: "I Have Heard the Mermaids Singing"
- #17: "The Weapon"
- #18: "Forbidden Fruit"
Interviews:
- "The Next Phase" - LeVar Burton interviewed by Ian Spelling (reprinted from Star Trek Monthly issue 66)
- "Worf: Past, Present, and Future" - Michael Dorn interviewed by Wendy Hall (reprinted from Star Trek Monthly issue 2)

Previous issue:
#2: "The Battle Within"

Comics
Star Trek Comics Classics

Next issue:
Final reprint collection

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 :''In these never-previously-collected stories, the crew of the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D]] continue their mission into the unexplored regions of space, seeking out new life and new civilisations! A telepath threatens to turn [[Chief]] [[Miles O'Brien|O'Brien]] into a killer... a skiing holiday turns deadly when [[William T. Riker|Riker]] and [[Geordi La Forge|La Forge]] stumble into a [[Ferengi]] plot... a mysterious energy surge causes some very strange behavior... and one of [[Wesley Crusher|Wesley]]'s inventions might just mean the end of the universe!''
-:''By acclaimed creators [[Michael Jan Friedman]] and [[Pablo Marcos|Pable Marcos]] (''Batman'', ''Fantastic Four''), with assists from [[Dave Stein|Dave Stern]], [[Mike O'Brien]], [[Keith Pender]] and [[Mike Manley]], and featuring rare interviews with [[LeVar Burton]] (Geordi La Forge) and [[Michael Dorn]] (Lt Worf), this cosmic collection goes even further into the unknown!''
+:''By acclaimed creators [[Michael Jan Friedman]] and [[Pablo Marcos|Pable Marcos]] (''Batman'', ''Fantastic Four''), with assists from [[Dave Stern]], [[Mike O'Brien]], [[Keith Pender]] and [[Mike Manley]], and featuring rare interviews with [[LeVar Burton]] (Geordi La Forge) and [[Michael Dorn]] (Lt Worf), this cosmic collection goes even further into the unknown!''
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 * Writers:
 ** [[Michael Jan Friedman]] (issues #13-17)
-** [[Mike O'Brien]] and [[Dave Stein]] (issue #18)
+** [[Mike O'Brien]] and [[Dave Stern]] (issue #18)
 * Artists:
 ** [[Pablo Marcos]] (pencil art - issues #13-16)
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 ** "The Next Phase" - [[LeVar Burton]] interviewed by [[Ian Spelling]] (''reprinted from [[Star Trek Monthly issue 66|''Star Trek Monthly'' issue 66]]'')
 ** "Worf: Past, Present, and Future" - [[Michael Dorn]] interviewed by Wendy Hall (''reprinted from [[Star Trek Monthly issue 2|''Star Trek Monthly'' issue 2]]'')
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