Post by fitzoliverj on May 2, 2016 16:27:36 GMT
collections.
www.eaglemoss.com/en-gb/sci-fi-fantasy/star-trek-the-graphic-novel-collection/
"Countdown" is £2.99
The adaptation of Harlan Ellison's original "City on the Edge of Forever" script is £6.99
Thence £9.99 each
*Unless* you pay an extra pound for each issue, in which case you'll also get the crossovers with Doctor Who (misguided), Planet of the Apes (kinda works), and Legion of Superheroes (kinda pointless).
It says "everything is here, from Gold Key’s first STAR TREK comic published in 1967 to the latest adventures" and it may even be true - the website has pictures of Gold Key and British comics (apparently these are in every volume as a backup strip) as well as Marvel and IDW material.
So, I suppose, if you've got more money than I have, and eighty Big Finish audios a month hasn't put too much of a dent into your salary....
www.eaglemoss.com/en-gb/sci-fi-fantasy/star-trek-the-graphic-novel-collection/
"Countdown" is £2.99
The adaptation of Harlan Ellison's original "City on the Edge of Forever" script is £6.99
Thence £9.99 each
*Unless* you pay an extra pound for each issue, in which case you'll also get the crossovers with Doctor Who (misguided), Planet of the Apes (kinda works), and Legion of Superheroes (kinda pointless).
It says "everything is here, from Gold Key’s first STAR TREK comic published in 1967 to the latest adventures" and it may even be true - the website has pictures of Gold Key and British comics (apparently these are in every volume as a backup strip) as well as Marvel and IDW material.
So, I suppose, if you've got more money than I have, and eighty Big Finish audios a month hasn't put too much of a dent into your salary....
