It's the tenth anniversary of Star Trek, the biggest science fiction phenomenon of all time! Forget Planet of the Apes, Logan's Run, and Space: 1999... 1976 is the trektennial of Star Trek! And what a year it is! Books, comics, magazines, and more! And yes, there will be a Star Trek movie!

After years of waiting, Star Trek is being revived... again! Not as an animated series, but as an actual motion picture. Meanwhile, live from New York, it's Saturday Night!
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1976 is a big year for books. Three more of Alan Dean Foster's Star Trek Log books... and starting with Star Trek Log Seven, it's one episode per book, as Foster turns a half hour animated episode into a full length novel, with plenty of all new action and adventure! Meanwhile, though Bantam's Star Trek adaptations seem to be on hold since the untimely death last year of James Blish, they've found a couple of exciting new ways to get us into the bookstores: a collection of short stories, some entirely new and some only ever published in fanzines, and an all new, original Star Trek novel, the first one in six years (remember Spock Must Die?)... could more be on the way?
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1976 brings the premiere issues of three magazines for the Star Trek fan. One, Starlog, covers other SF TV series and movies (the second issue's cover story is on Space: 1999). The other two are strictly for Star Trek fans. All About Star Trek Fan Clubs Magazine (not the catchiest title) has produced one issue so far, and though it's not nearly as glossy as Starlog it may still grow into something interesting. Better yet is the Star Trek Giant Poster Book, which has four 1976 issues and more on the way for 1977.
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Gold Key continues telling new adventures of the Enterprise crew in comic book form. The stories and art could be more impressive (especially considering the competition these days from Marvel's 2001 and Logan's Run comics, not to mention their original War of the Worlds sequel series about the character Killraven). Still, there's no denying the Gold Key comics have improved considerably from their earliest efforts. Speaking of which, if you haven't read them, now you have the chance, thanks to Gold Key's Enterprise Logs reprint books.
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Remember the book and record sets that came out last year? Power Records has rereleased a couple of the stories on a 12" LP this year, complete with larger reprints of the comic-format stories. Okay, I'll admit that the voices don't sound anything like the actual cast of Star Trek, and the stories aren't as good as they could be. The big story of the year, though, is Gene Roddenberry: Inside Star Trek.
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You're a Star Trek fan and your home doesn't have enough Star Trek stuff? You've already got models, action figures, and posters. Well, there's a lot more. Toys, puzzles, and the first set of Star Trek trading cards since the series went off the air. And don't forget to check the Trektennial catalog, complete with all kinds of goodies from Star Trek... and some of Gene Roddenberry's other creations.
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Where do you go from here? The Star Trek Welcommittee! Whether you're looking for pen pals, or fan clubs, or fanzines, this is the place to go. All of Star Trek fandom in a few pages packed with information.
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