Star Trek: Khan
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| Rating | : | 4.82 (909 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1613778953 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 124 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-10-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Witness the shocking origin of Khan Noonien Singh from his earliest years through his rise to power during the epic Eugenics Wars! Behold the events that led to his escape from Earth aboard the Botany Bay! Learn the truth behind his re-awakening by Admiral Marcus and Section 31! It's the origin of Star Trek's greatest villain!
Rebooting the Reboot S.Hughes Once again, the reboot comic series does its duty in apologizing and covering for the short comings of the reboot film series - namely in taking an entire graphic novel to explain how an Indian Sikh once played by the unrecastable Ricardo Montalbán managed to morph into a pasty white British guy with a completely different personality and temperament (and oh, by t. Makes up for some of the film's shortcomings Beyond what some consider to be an unfortunate (and hopefully unintended) parody of Wrath of Khan, many fans main problem with the last Star Trek movie, Into Darkness, was the way that Khan himself was handled. Having a very British actor play an Indian character who had been played by a Mexican in the Original Series brought outcries of whitewashing, regardless of how t. "The Story That Was Never Told - part 2" according to Jerri Ling. Excellent! These comics provide a thoughtful theory regarding the differences between Khan in the original Star Trek TV series (and the motion picture Wrath of Khan) and those of the new Khan, Benedict Cumberbatch, in Star Trek-Into Darkness. High quality paper, great artwork, and great way of filling in the information gaps, answering some of our long held questions abo