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COMIC COLLECTION
Convergence
Attribution

Convergence was a two-part comic, a TOS/TNG crossover released as the last of the TOS and TNG DC Comics annuals in 1995. In 2007 Convergence was reprinted with two other stories in this omnibus of the same name by Titan Books.

Introduction (blurb)

Out of the past!

These are the continuing comics adventures of Kirk, Spock, Scotty -- and Picard, Riker and Data -- as the crews of both U.S.S. Enterprises come together in a series of amazing adventures!

They first meet in the official adaptation of Star Trek Generations... then in a thrilling epic involving both crews and many more famous Star Trek characters, including Gary Seven, Gowron, Captain Harriman, General Tellius, and the nefarious Devidians! Finally, a touching vignette sees Captain Montgomery Scott adapting to a new lease of life -- four hundred years into his own future!

Written by acclaimed Star Trek novelists Michael Jan Friedman and Howard Weinstein, with pencillers Ken Save, Gordon Purcell (New Teen Titans) and Steve Erwin (Checkmate), featuring rare interviews with Patrick Stewart (Captain Picard) and James Doohan (Scotty), these never-before-collected tales will take you beyond the final frontier!

Contents

• Star Trek Generations (comic adaptation, 1994), by Michael Jan Friedman
• Convergence Part I: Split Infinities (TOS annual #6, 1995), by Michael Jan Friedman & Howard Weistein
• Convergence Part II: Future Imperiled (TNG annual #6, Febuary 1996), by Michael Jan Friedman & Howard Weistein
• Out of Time (from the DC TNG Special - 1994), by Michael Jan Friedman

Information

• This book was original advertised separately as a TOS and a TNG book, leading to some confusion over whether it was one or two books.
• This book was originally published in the UK in March 2007 and will be available in the US from December of that year.
• The back cover text describing Scotty four-hundred years into his future is erroneous, the story referred to takes place in the 24th century after "Relics".

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