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Preview: STAR TREK: VILLAINS Examines Starfleet’s Most Dangerous Adversaries

From Khan to Kang and Nero to the Borg Queen, this new book will take a deep dive into Star Trek’s iconic baddies.

Shashank Avvaru

Published

August 17, 2021

Star Trek: Villains Review: A Collection Of Some (But Not All) Of Trek's Biggest Baddies

Image: Titan Publishing

Star Trek: Villains Preview

The rogue’s gallery of Star Trek’s exceptional bad guys and bad girls is being celebrated in Star Trek: Villains, an upcoming book being released from Titan Comics on September 21, 2021.

The 176-page book contains profiles, classic interviews and rare photos of some of the most outstanding villains that have appeared in Star Trek films and on television — including the Borg Queen (Alice Krige, Susanna Thompson), Khan Noonien Singh (Ricardo Montalban, Benedict Cumberbatch), Q (John de Lancie), Shinzon (Tom Hardy), Sybok (Laurence George Luckinbill), Nero (Erc Bana), Kang (Michael Ansara) and more.

The book is available now for pre-order on Amazon.

Check out the cover art and preview images from the book along with the product description below.

Cover Art

Interior Pages

Official Product Description

An essential guide to Star Trek’s most iconic villains, featuring profiles and interviews.

Over the 50 incredible years of Star Trek TV shows and movies, the franchise has produced many stand-out villains.

Collected here are features on some of the very best – or worst – villains and classic interviews with the actors who portrayed them. Includes the Borg (Alice Krige as the Borg Queen), Khan (Ricardo Montalban, Benedict Cumberbatch), Q (John de Lancie), Shinzon (Tom Hardy) and many, many more.

Star Trek: Villains will be released on September 21 and is available to pre-order now on Amazon.

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In this article:Alice Krige, Benedict Cumberbatch, Eric Bana, Ricardo Montalbán

Written By Shashank Avvaru

An immigrant from India living in the Deep South, Shashank takes breaks in between dreaming about life on a starship to write comic books, co-host PoliTreks and role-play Captain Varun Rai on Faraday. You can follow Shashank on Twitter @gutter_hero.

1 Comment

Martin Davies

August 17, 2021 at 10:11 pm

I have always thought of the Borg Queen to be one of the most boring villains. I much prefer Q’s introduction of the Borg and ‘The Best of Both Worlds’ 2 part episode. I did love the Gorn in TOS but we really never got see them beyond that.(ENT’s ‘In A Mirror Darkly’ part 2 episode doesn’t really count)

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