Read an exclusive extract from Star Trek Explorer #11

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It's that time again! The next issue of Star Trek Explorer, which is #11, goes on sale April 9th, and the magazine is packed full of information you won't find anywhere else. There's an exclusive interview with Sonequa Martin-Green on the final season of Star Trek: Discovery as well as an interview with Dan and Kevin Hageman, the creators of Star Trek: Prodigy. And for all those fans of season three of Star Trek: Picard, there is the Definitive Guide to that season. Then, of course, there's new fiction, and the magazine delves into the evolution of the Klingons on screen, in film, and on TV.

Titan Comics has once again allowed us the privilege of bringing an exclusive extract of the magazine to you so you can get a taste of what to expect before you pick up your copy on April 9th...or if you're still waiting for you copy to come in the mail. From Inside Trek comes the Top 10 Star Trek Temporarl Excursions which are just a few of the franchise's journeys into the past and the future.

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"10. Rosewell Refugees
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – “Little Green Men”
A sabotaged warp core and an illegal load of kemocite didn’t bode well for Quark, Rom, and Nog, as the dangerous combination propelled their shuttle to Roswell, New Mexico in the year 1947. Captured by the United States military, the Ferengi family, as well as the Changeling stowaway Odo, needed to evade the authorities and utilize the radiation from a nearby nuclear test to ignite their remaining kemocite, thus returning their vessel to the 24th century. Who knew that the Roswell incident had been motivated by profit?

09. Temporal Psychosis
Star Trek: Voyager – “Relativity”
Recruited by a 29th century Federation timeship to locate a weapon placed aboard U.S.S. Voyager, Seven of Nine endured various temporal transports and run-ins with crew members before she had actually met them. In a shocking twist, the culprit turned out to be Captain Braxton, who commanded the timeship which had enlisted Seven in the first place! Unfortunately for future Braxton, temporal psychosis had taken place and prompted him to seek revenge on Captain Janeway.

08. 21 Century Trials
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – “Past Tense”
A transporter mishap sent Captain Sisko, Doctor Bashir, and Jadzia Dax back to a tumultuous period in the early 21 century, shortly before the Bell Riots brough the era’s poverty-stricken sanctuary districts into the spotlight. When Gabriel Bell died prior to the event, Sisko needed to take on Bell’s role and try to resolve the uprising in a peaceful manner. Everything ultimately transpired as history had recorded it, though files now displayed Sisko’s image in texts related to Bell’s deeds.

07. History Never Forgets
Star Trek: The Next Generation – “Yesterday’s Enterprise”
A battle between the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC 1701-C and Romulan starships opened a temporal rift that sent the Federation vessel into the future, an event which altered history, ignited a Federation-Klingon war, and resulted in a rendezvous with the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC 1701-D. Captain Picard realized that dispatching the Enterprise-C back through the anomaly, thus allowing them to defend a Klingon colony and prevent the war from ever starting, was the only solution. Sadly, the Ambassador-class ship and its crew knew that they were likely sacrificing themselves to preserve history and avert a devastating war.

Pick up Star Trek Explorer #11 – on sale April 9 – to read the full countdown!
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Star Trek Explorer #11 by Jay Stobie
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"STAR TREK EXPLORER #11
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Star Trek Explorer #11
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Also in Inside Trek, you'll find The Life and Legacy of Kurn, Worf's younger brother, which is a detailed look at his journey to becoming Rodek, Son of Noggra. Jay Stobie offers a fascinating look at the Klingon's fate and how he was saved from certain death by some quick thinking.

You can get a digital copy of Star Trek Explorer #11 at www.titanmagazines.com/digital or pick up a paperback copy at your local bookstore or other retailer. Or you can make it even easier on yourself and subscribe so you'll never miss out on an edition!