Pique inside?

The Rise of the Federation series (set after the Romulan War, and basically a sequel to Enterprise) are amazing.

Indeed; the Abramsverse was in many ways the best thing that happened to the Prime timeline, because it meant Pocket Books’ shared-universe suddenly had carte blanche. They’ve been producing some of the best fiction Star Trek has ever had.

Of course she looks completely human. Don’t know what I was thinking.

That’s why the Punisher looks so miserable.

See, this was the Star Wars that I grew up with. When I tell people that it wasn’t ALL JEDI, ALL SITH, ALL THE TIME, they look at me like I’m crazy.

I know what we’re going to do today.

Better hair, too.

And now, imagery of the surface.

We’ll send him cheesy movies, the worst we can find.

If I was the only human on a space station full of aliens, I wouldn’t worry about standing out.

There is, sorta.

And yet we’re trapped in a never-ending cycle of trying to remake II.

Not out of character for him, considering his experiences as Benny Russell.

Americans should wish they were Ferengi.

That image is a book cover in the Star Trek: Vanguard series (think DS9 set in TOS-Era). Those little ships would be a swarm of Tholians trying to blow up Vanguard station (because they believe that that part of space is their property).

Ironically, hasn’t actually aged since the 90s.

Being a cheap imitation kinda makes sense for Kylo Ren, though.

It’s more of a 1980s/2000s thing than a national thing; cabovers (like 80s-Prime) tend to be less safe and less fuel-efficient (since they have the aerodynamic profile of, well, a wall).

And in the Jedi Academy video game, where it’s being used as an Imperial Remnant base.