Star Trek (Film)

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Star Trek
Series Star Trek (Kelvin)
Previous Nemesis (ST10)
Next Into Darkness (ST12)
Released 8 May 2009
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Kelvin Timeline
(Split from 2233)


Stardate 2258.42: The greatest adventure of all time begins here, the incredible story of a young crew’s maiden voyage aboard the most advanced starship ever created: the U.S.S. Enterprise, when the new recruits must find a way to stop an evil being whose mission of vengeance threatens all of mankind.

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Astrometrics Africa; Beijing; Beta Quadrant; Cairo; Chicago; Class M planet; Dar-es-Salaam; Delta Vega; Des Moines; Earth; Europa; Golden Gate Bridge; Iowa; Kentucky; Klingon Neutral Zone; Kyoto; Laurentian system; Mariana Trench; Mars; Midwest; Moscow; North America; Outpost Hunter; Pacific Ocean; Regula I; Riverside; Riverside Shipyard; Romulus; Romulus (Prime); Rubicon river; Rura Penthe; San Francisco; Saturn; Scottish Highlands; Shipyard Bar; Shi'Kahr; Sol system; Sorbonne; South Africa; St. Louis; Starbase 1; Starbase 3; Storm Lake; T'Khut; Titan; Vienna; Vulcan; Vulcan Sector; Vulcan system; Vulcana Regar; Washington
Chronology Kelvin Timeline: 20th Century; 22nd Century; 23rd Century; 2180; 2230; 2233; 2241; 2244; 2248; 2255; 2258; Stardate 2230.06; Stardate 2233.04; Stardate 2258.42; Prime Timeline: 2387
Culture Beastie Boys; The Beatles; chess; christening ceremony; classical music; commendations; cthia; divorce; English language; ethics; fate; God; Hell; IDIC; katra; Katric Ark; Kentucky Derby; Kohlinar; marriage; music; Orion language; Oz; Pyrrhic victory; Romulan language; Russian language; Russians; skiing; soul; Suus Mahna; voodoo; Vulcan language
Education doctorate; Kobayashi Maru scenario; med school; medical doctor; MIT; nurse; Oxford Linguistics Invitational; Oxford University; physician; physicist; Sorbonne University; Star City Conservatory; Starfleet Academy; Vulcan Learning Center; Vulcan Science Academy
Food alcohol; apples; beans; beer; Budweiser Classic; Cardassian Sunrise; corn; crops; haggis; Jack Daniel's; Klabnian fire tea; peas; protein nibs; turkey; sandwich; Saurian brandy; schlag; Slusho mix; toast
People Archer; Buzz Aldrin; Alexander; Ashford; Ayel; Richard Barnett; Barracks Leader; Blake; Niels Bohr; Burke; Julius Caesar; Nensi Chandra; Christine Chapel; Pavel Chekov; Arthur C. Clarke; Counter; Davis; James Davis; Frank Davis; Charles Dodgson; Arthur Conan Doyle; Albert Einstein; J.T. Esteban; Flight Officer; Fugeman; Gaila; Gerace; Amanda Grayson; Hannity; Hawking, Stephen; Head Minister; Hendorff; Jaxa; Alnschloss K'Bentayr; Keenser; George Kirk; George Kirk (Prime); George Samuel Kirk; James T. Kirk; James T. Kirk (Prime); Tiberius Kirk; Winona Kirk; James Komack; Korax; Kyle; Lal-kang; Leifer; Mark Lenard; John Lennon; Gretchen Lui; Paul McCartney; Leonard McCoy; McGrath; McKenna; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Nero; Alfred Nobel; Olson; Petrovsky; Christopher Pike; Pitts, Max Planck; Police Officer; Pomoroy; Puri; Rader; Richard Robau; Sarek; Montgomery Scott; Sepek; Shipyard Worker; Skon; Sofek; Solkar; Spock; Spock (Historical); Spock (Prime); Hikaru Sulu; Surak; T'mer; T'Nag; Tel'Peh; Nyota Uhura
Politics ambassador; Battle of Earth; Battle of Vulcan; court-martial; Europa Convention; First Contact; genocide; Iowa State Police; Klingon Empire; Klingon Neutral Zone; police; Romulan Star Empire; Starfleet; Starfleet Academy Board; Starfleet Code of Ethical Conduct; Starfleet Command; Starfleet General Orders (General Order 13); Starfleet Ranks; Starfleet Regulations (Regulation 17.43, Regulation 619); Starfleet Security Protocol 49.09; United Federation of Planets; Vulcan Command Center; Vulcan High Council; Vulcan Science Council; war crimes
Science & Technology acrophobia; airlock; alternate timelines; Andorian shingles; antidote; antimatter; artificial gravity; astrophysics; atmosphere; autopilot; aviaphobia; bathroom; black hole; blood; bullets; communications; communicator; computer; cortisone; cryogenics; d'k'tagh; dander; Debrune Teral'n; deflector dish; dilithium; diseases; disruptors; distress call; DNA; earthquake; EVA suit; explosives; gravity; headache; hypospray; ice; impulse drive; inertial dampeners; kilometer; lava; life support; light year; lightning; liter; magma; magnetosphere; medicine; medkit; meter; mind meld; mining; minute; moon; morphology; neutron star; nuclear bomb; paradox; parallel universes; parking brake; parsec; PCAP-SYS; phasers; phonology; photon torpedo; physics; planet; planetary core; plasma mining drill; pregnancy; prosthetics; quantum cosmology; quantum singularity; quarry; radiation; Red Matter; second; sedative; self destruct; sensors; shields; snow; solar flare; space drop; subspace; subspace communications; supernova; surgery; sword; syntax; tattoo; telepathy; thrusters; time travel; toaster; torpedoes; toxin; tractor beam; transporter; transwarp; transwarp transporter; tricorder; turbine; turbolift; vaccines; viewscreen; virus; voice recognition; volcano; vrelnac; Vulcan nerve pinch; warp core; warp drive; warp nacelle; wheelchair; wormhole; xenolinguistics
Ships & Vehicles aircraft; U.S.S. Antares NCC-1723; Armstrong type; U.S.S. Armstrong NCC-1769; Shuttlecraft Bardeen 70172; U.S.S. Bradbury; U.S.S. Centaurus; Chevrolet Corvette; Constitution class; D-7 class; U.S.S. Defiant NCC-1764; Shuttlecraft Dimassa 01; U.S.S. Drake; Einstein class; U.S.S. Endeavour; U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701; Enterprise Shuttle 2; Enterprise Shuttle 37; Enterprise Shuttle 89; escape pod; Escape Pod 313-C; U.S.S. Excelsior NCC-1729; U.S.S. Farragut NCC-1647; fishing boats; Shuttlecraft Gilliam; U.S.S. Grissom; Grumman F-14 Tomcat; U.S.S. Hood NCC-1734; hovercars; hovercruiser; Hovercruiser 924; The Jellyfish; U.S.S. Kelvin NCC-0514; Kelvin type shuttlecraft; Kelvin Medical Shuttle; Kelvin Medical Shuttle 37; Kelvin Shuttle 2; Kelvin Shuttle 3; Kelvin Shuttle 43; Kelvin Shuttle; Kobayashi Maru type; U.S.S. Kobayashi Maru ECS-1022; U.S.S. Kongo; U.S.S. Mayflower NCC-1621; medical shuttle; military shuttle; Shuttlecraft Moore; Moore type shuttlecraft; motorcycle; Narada; Newton type; U.S.S. Newton NCC-1727; U.S.S. Odyssey; U.S.S. Potemkin; Shuttle 12091; Shuttle 78072; T'Plana-Hath type; U.S.S. Trainer; U.S.S. Truman NCC-0854; U.S.S. Wolcott NCC-1719
Xenology Andorians; Cardassian voles; Cardassians; Centaurian slugs; dogs; drakoulias; hengrauggi; horses; Humans; Klingons; lungworms; Melvaran mud fleas; Monchezkins; Orions; Romulans; Romulans (Prime); Roylans; squid; tribbles; Vulcan arachnids; Vulcans; Vulcans (Prime)
Miscellaneous bathroom; Bravo-6 maneuver; bridge; brig; Chicago Transit Authority; Evasive Pattern Delta-5; extinction; genocide; hitchhiking; Iowa Mining Co.; marooning; mirage; Nokia; physician; red alert; SFC Division; Shipyard Bar; shuttlebay; sickbay; Starfleet Uniforms (2230s, 2250s); Tagruato; torture; universe; yellow alert

Film Credits

Novelization

Star Trek
Series Star Trek (Kelvin)
Released May 2009
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KLVX Timeline
(Variant of the Kelvin Timeline, split from 2233)


Novelization Credits

A Novel by
Alan Dean Foster

Written by
Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman

Based Upon Star Trek Created by
Gene Roddenberry


Comic Adaptation

Star Trek
Star Trek

Star Trek
Series [[Star Trek (Kelvin)|Star Trek (Kelvin)]]
Released Trade Paperback: Oct 2010

Issue 1: Jan 2010
Issue 2: Feb 2010
Issue 3: Mar 2010
Issue 4: Apr 2010
Issue 5: May 2010
Issue 6: Jun 2010

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KLVX Timeline
(Variant of the Kelvin Timeline, split from 2233)


J.J. Abrams' re-imagining of Star Trek was a worldwide blockbuster that kept viewers on the edge of their seats, thrilled by the dynamic new adventures of Captain James T. Kirk, Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy, Mr. Scott, Uhura, and the rest of the crew of the Starship Enterprise.

Now, in this stunning graphic novel adaptation of that groundbreaking film, crafted by the same creative team, that brought you Star Trek: Countdown—the bestselling official prequel to the film—you can experience those terrific celluloid moments over and over again. Produced with the full cooperation of Bad Robot and based on the screenplay by Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman, this electrifying adaptation is sure to delight Star Trek fans everywhere!

Comic Adaptation Credits

Based on the Screenplay by
Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman

Adaptation by
Mike Johnson & Tim Jones

Pencils
David Messina with Claudia Balboni

Inks
Gaetano Carlucci

Colors
Giaovanna Niro and Ilaria Travers

Letters
Robbie Robbins and Neil Uyetake

Series Editor
Scott Dunbier

Collection Editor
Justin Eisinger

Collection Designer
Neil Uyetake

Star Trek Created by
Gene Roddenberry

Special Thanks to
Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products
and
J.J. Abrams and David Baronoff at Bad Robot
for their invaluable assistance.

Issue 1

Issue 1

Issue 1

Stardate 2230.06-2233.04: J.J. Abrams’ blockbuster revitalization of the Star Trek franchise was the most thrilling film of the year. Now, under the direction of Abrams and screenwriters Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman, comes the highly anticipated graphic adaptation of the film! Additionally, new scenes and moments cut from the movie are revealed-an event no Star Trek fan can dare miss!

Issue 2

Issue 2

Issue 2

Stardate 2241-2255: The official comics adaptation of the blockbuster film Star Trek continues in this mini-series presented by J.J. Abrams, Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman! Follow young Kirk and Spock on their journey towards Starfleet Academy and witness Kirk’s first encounter with the U.S.S. Enterprise! Brought to you by the creative team behind the best-selling Star Trek: Countdown, this series includes scenes not included in the original film!

Issue 3

Issue 3

Issue 3

Stardate 2258.40-2258.42: J.J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci present the official comics adaptation of their blockbuster film Star Trek! The creative team behind the best-selling Star Trek: Countdown returns to continue the story as Kirk and Spock meet for the first time at Starfleet Academy! Don’t miss this exclusive mini-series, which includes scenes not included in the film!

Issue 4

Issue 4

Issue 4

Stardate 2258.42: The official comics adaptation of the blockbuster film Star Trek continues in this mini-series presented by J.J. Abrams, Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman! Witness the final fate of Vulcan as Kirk and Spock battle the evil Romulan, Nero! Brought to you by the creative team behind the best-selling Star Trek: Countdown, this series includes scenes not included in the original film!

Issue 5

Issue 5

Issue 5

Stardate 2258.42: J.J. Abrams, Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman present the official comics adaptation of their blockbuster film Star Trek! The creative team behind the best-selling Star Trek: Countdown returns to continue the epic adventure as Kirk comes face to face with an older, wiser Spock… and meets a certain Scottish engineer for the first time. Includes scenes not in the original film!

Issue 6

Issue 6

Issue 6

Stardate 2258.42: The official comics adaptation of the blockbuster film Star Trek comes to an epic conclusion in this mini-series presented by J.J. Abrams, Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman! Kirk, Spock and the crew of the Enterprise fight to save Earth from Vulcan's fate! Brought to you by the creative team behind the best-selling Star Trek: Countdown, this series includes scenes not included in the original film!

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