Collected Editions
Some of the comic books have been collected into trade paperbacks:
| Issue | Title | Notes | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| (4/91) | "The Mirror Universe Saga" | Reprints v1 #9-16. Introduction by A.C. Crispin, painted cover by Ken Christie. | ISBN 0-930289-96-X |
| (12/91) | "The Best of Star Trek" | Reprints v2 #5, 24-25, Annuals 2-3, v2 #10-12. Introduction by Nicholas Meyer. | ISBN 1-56389-009-7 |
| (8/92) | "The Modala Imperative" | Reprints the 4-issue TOS and the 4-issue TNG mini-series. Introduction by Walter Koenig. | ISBN 1-56389-040-2 |
| (6/93) | "Who Killed Captain Kirk?" | Reprints v1 #48-55. Introduction by George Takei, cover by Jason Palmer. | ISBN 1-56389-096-8 |
| (8/94) | "Tests of Courage" | Reprints v2 #35-40 "The Tabukan Syndrome". Introduction by George Takei, painted cover by Sonia Hillios. | ISBN 1-56389-151-4 |
| (10/95) | "Revisitations" | Reprints v2 #22-24 and #49-50. Introduction by David Gerrold, painted cover by Sonia Hillios. | ISBN 1-56389-223-5 |
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