…something with Spock! Here’s some fun merchandise I’ve found around the ‘net. (old and new)
Art and Collage poster from the 70s
Spock Socks!
Wallet… or is that a Spollet?
Prototype of Spock bust that unfortunately never produced.
Chubby Blue-Eyed Spock with Mickey Ears????? Nope!
Spock Mug! (or is it a Spug?)
I have no idea. Cupcake??
Clever Spock Mug, but that would be hard to hold!
Terribly cute Spock and Tribbles figure!
Unfortunately, too many cooks can’t save these cookies from burning. A sweet and mildly humorous take on a sad episode. And modern chefs dress like Starfleet officers–Who Knew?
(Nine posters left to go!)
Here’s my latest Trek movie poster — I, Mudd! (With a wink to Jefferson Airplane’s “White Rabbit“).
Definitely one of my favorite episodes! Wish they could have gone back to it in the Original Series. There was a comic book sequel (‘Fragile Glass” 1997) that satisfied the question “What happened after Bad Kirk came back?”
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Ah, Murder and Mayhem! (and “Piglet” as Mr. Hengist!)* Here’s my latest:
* John Fiedler was the voice of Piglet in The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
Here’s today’s flashback: From November of 1979, Newspaper Ads for the Star Trek Daily Comic that would soon premiere in our local paper, and an ad for an ad in the Sunday paper to see the special color ad in the Sunday Parade insert! (Mind you, newspapers were mostly in black and white back then, so no color in the movie timetables) This was the first time I saw the poster for Star Trek: The Motion Picture, and I couldn’t imagine the promise of the shiny, rainbow drenched poster! 
Hi Kids!
I’m a great fan of old movies, I watch TCM whenever I can, and I am especially a fan of old movie poster art. After doing my StarTreKomics for several months now, (and yes, there will be more) all the collage work I had been doing suddenly lit a compact fluorescent bulb over my head. Hey! Trek has always been a great adventure/romance/drama in the most cinematic way, and wouldn’t it be fun to re-imagine episodes as if they were weekly serials at the movies? Of course, they’d need a thrilling poster to attract attention. hope to do all 79 episodes, but for now, here is the first in my series of Trek Episode Movie posters; Ladies and Gentleman of all species, here is “The Cage” -Be sure to click on the image to see in in it’s full size glory!
