Shaun Corley

34 years later, an iconic 1970s cult horror franchise, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, makes its grand return with a new sequel. The 1970s were a creatively fertile period in American cinema, with boundary-pushing movies released on the regular. Running parallel with films like Taxi Driver and Network was an entire stratum of B-pictures and grind-house movies that played on the anxieties of the age as well as anything from Scorsese or Lumet.

It has been confirmed that Star Trek will return this fall with an exciting new series. This fall, IDW Publishing is preparing for a massive relaunch of its Star Trek comics line, right as the beloved franchise celebrates its 60th anniversary. A special 60th anniversary one-shot leads into a new, adjective-less Star Trek title, featuring Captain Seven of Nine. Then, a month later, Seven’s lover Raffi gets a ship and a crew of her own, and a mission that could change the Federation forever.

Warning: contains spoilers for recent issues of Star Trek: The Last Starship! Captain Kirk’s final Star Trek story has arrived, and it breaks one of the icon’s biggest rules. Star Trek: The Last Starship, from IDW Publishing, has brought Kirk back to life, centuries after his demise. Now a man out of his own time, Kirk is also faced with the biggest mission of his career, and one he is fated to lose. Star Trek: The Last Starship launched late last year, and was another huge “win” for IDW.