Star Trek: Waypoint

An anthology series spanning all of the wonderful, 50-year Star Trek mission. Reflect on what's come before and look ahead to the future of Trek!

Short stories that run the gamut of Star Trek's history, set during the Original Series, The Next Generation, Voyager, Deep Space Nine, Enterprise, and more, featuring all your favorite characters. Capturing a galaxy of emotions, these weird and wonderful stories may expand on rarely explored corners of the universe, or provide closure for long forgotten plot threads, but they all remind us why we love Trek.

Collects all six issues of the anthology series, Star Trek: WaypointPuzzles by Donny Cates and Mack Chater

Daylily by Sandra Lanz

The Menace of the Mechanitrons by Dayton Ward, Devin Dilmore, and Gordon Purcell

Legacy by Sam Maggs and Rachael Stott

The Wildman Maneuver by Mairghread Scott and Corin Howell

Mother Walk by Cecil Castellucci and Megan Levens

The Fragile Beauty of Loyalty by Vivek J. Tiwary and Hugo Petrus

Mirror, Mirror, Mirror, Mirror by Scott Bryan Wilson and Caspar Wijngaard

Frontier Doctor by Cavan Scott and Josh Hood

Come Away, Child by Simon Roy 

The Rebound Effect by Corinna Bechko and Christopher Herndon

The Fear by Gabriel Hardman"Star Trek: Waypoint is a fantastic idea!" --Flickering MythDayton Ward is the New York Times bestselling author of the science fiction novels The Last World War, Counterstrike: The Last World War—Book II, and The Genesis Protocol, and the Star Trek novels Legacies: Purgatory’s Key, Elusive Salvation, Armageddon’s Arrow, The Fall: Peaceable Kingdom, Seekers: Point of Divergence (with Kevin Dilmore), From History’s Shadow, That Which Divides, In the Name of Honor, Open Secrets, and Paths of Disharmony. He lives in Kansas City, Missouri, with his wife and daughters. Visit him on the web at DaytonWard.com.

SAM MAGGS is an Assistant Writer at BioWare and the bestselling author of WONDER WOMEN and THE FANGIRL'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY, both from Quirk Books. An authority on women in pop culture, Sam was named “Awesome Geek Feminist of the Year” by Women Write About Comics and has spoken on the topic for The New York Times, Vulture, NPR, the CBC, Space Channel, and more. Her first comic is forthcoming from IDW. Among others, Sam has also been published by Marie Claire, PC Gamer, The Guardian, and the National Post. Sometimes you might see her on TV and movie screens. She loves YA lit, Pacific Rim, Mass Effect, Carol Danvers, and Jeff Goldblum.