Apparently my earlier faux Star Trek novel cover - based on the original James Blish novelisation - featuring Anson Mount and Ethan Peck as Captain Pike and Lt. Spock was quite popular. So popular that I'm sure that Anson Mount is getting a little fed up with his Twitter feed being cluttered with retweets of it from his adoring fans. Thank you for that.
Here's a few more early Star Trek variants featuring the new old cast of the spin-off that whilst it's so obvious that it should be produced, won't be knowing the complicated legalities of the Star Trek franchise at CBS.
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Back in the 70s, Corgi Books reprinted the Bantam Star Trek episode adaptations with more uniform covers.
The US versions tended to feature variable pieces of SF art - usually variations on the USS Enterprise against a psychedelic space-scape.
The UK ones were simpler but more iconic - a giant number with standard elements peppered around it.
In keeping with my recent posts, here's a Doctor Who take on those designs.
I've also done a variant version of the original Star Trek novel 'Spock Must Die'.