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By GustavoLeao / 10:46, 9 March 2013 / General Star Trek
Trek Collective (via Simon and Schuster) posted the cover for William Leisner's upcoming Star Trek The Original Series novel The Shocks of Adversity.
The synopsis and a larger version of the cover can be found here
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BYE BYE ROBOT LAUNCHES
NEW
STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIESTM
POSTER
FEATURING KHAN PROPAGANDA
Modern Art and Star Trek™ Fans Have a New Print to Add to Their Collections
Austin, Texas – Bye Bye Robot is announcing a new poster featuring Captain Kirk’s iconic arch nemesis… Khan! As if straight out of the future-past, this poster, named “Unify Humanity,” sets an austere call for the masses to trust Khan’s “superiority” and leadership. Based on the early-to-mid last century’s communist propaganda posters of some of the world’s most persuasive leaders, this poster has a tongue-in-cheek take on these previous commanders and their push for obedience.
“The vintage distressed look and feel of it make it seem like I’ve been transported back to that era…or is that forward? It’s exactly what Khan would say, if he were in charge,” jokes Charity Wood, Co-Founder of Bye Bye Robot. “All joking aside, though, this new propaganda poster from Steve is a perfect addition to his retro collection.”
The fourth poster in the set, from illustrator Steve Thomas, this propaganda poster fits right in with the retro feel of the previous three. Choosing colors and styles that were prominent in the real propaganda posters of the time lends an authentic feel to Khan’s rhetoric. It sports the phrase, “Unify Humanity Alongside Khan” and set in the year 1994, it touts the benefits that humanity would have if they would allow Khan to rule.
The “Khan Propaganda” poster, under license by CBS Consumer Products, is available for purchase today from www.byebyerobot.com for $25 plus shipping.
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