Star Trek Countdown comic trailer

Trailer of the comic prequel edit by IDW about movie Star Trek (2009) direct by JJAbrams
art by David Messina written by Mike Johnson Tim Jones
story by Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman
trailer video editor by Daniele Pecorelli

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• star
• trek
• countdown
• 2009
• jj
• abrams
• david
• messina
• roberto
• orci
• alex
• kurtzman
• movie
• trailer
• mike
• johnson
• tim
• jones
• daniele
• pecorelli
• fumetto
• art
• disegni
• disegnatore
• artista
• klingon
• enterprise
• james
• tiberius
• kirk
• jean
• luc
• picard
• worf
• data
• spock
• vulcan
• nero
• black
• niger
• romulan
• romulus
• sulu
• checov
• mc
• coy
• bones

[Arkhimec]

Lol. The fanboyism is strong in this one.

[LMUli]

it's not a real spoiler, because the comic is a prequel to the movie ant tells what happened before it.

[holonat]

Excellent trailer! The comic is great too! :D

[fROmTh3fUTURe]

After reading the TNG characters' involvement with Spock and Nero, it made watching the movie a thousand times better as well as provided a solid connection between the original continuity and the new timeline. On the other hand, There is great reason behind their ambiguity in the film which was to focus exclusively on the new TOS characters.

[hafabee]

That was excellent! Nice work, that's the first time I've ever heard that song and liked it's usage.

[vigo894]

@mfscribs = I know Data is dead. His foot landed in my front yard.

[BOLDLYGO2007]

Excellent video! I wish I had picked up Countdown when it first came out. Now, it's so hard to find.

[OopeeShaba]

yay... just got nero 2 today... love that they went back to rura penthe

[frostymoviesjp]

wow !!

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[greenpenguino]

ROFL. Always two there are. no more no less

[fmscribs]

If they ever do another TNG movie, with another cast, i hope your young because it probably won't happen for a very long time.

This new Trek is going to be in the movies for the next five years or so. That's if they do a new movie every 2 to 3 years. Then who knows if this new Trek will go back into TV production? But I don't see that happening. What actor want's that kind of stress, shooting an episode every 8 to 10 days? Then the production values will not be like that on the big screen.