Star Trek: Zero Point #1
Cover E Blank Variant
IDW Publishing · October 2026
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About this issue
- Writer
- Charlie Jane Anders
- Artist
- Isaac Sánchez González
- Letterer
- Jodie Troutman
- Cover
- Annie Wu, Elizabeth Beals, J. Gonzo, Jose Jaro, Valeria Favoccia, and Viktor Farro
- Editor
- Thea Cheuk
- Associate Editor
- Cassandra Jones
- Designer
- Darran Robinson
- Group Editor
- Heather Antos
- Characters
- D'Vana Tendi, Kathryn Janeway, Saavik, and Seven of Nine
- Cover date
- October 2026
- On sale
- 14 October 2026
- Cover price
- $4.99
- UPC
- 82771403599500151
- Pages
- 32
- Rating
- Unknown
The tie-in series to Star Trek (2026) starts here! From Nebula and Hugo Award-winning writer Charlie Jane Anders (New Mutants, Lessons in Magic and Disaster) and artist Isaac Sánchez González (TMNT, Godzilla) comes an extremely CLASSIFIED mission. A starship graveyard on the moon. A captain haunted by failure. A mission that could change the future of the Federation... or end it entirely. Raffi Musiker takes command of the U.S.S. Endeavour — and is immediately handed a classified directive from Starfleet. Follow the guidance of a powerful, untested A.I. that can predict threats before they happen. But these missions aren't exploration — they're a gamble. As systems fail, pressure mounts, and missions spiral out of control, Raffi must decide who to trust: her crew... or the machine guiding them. Because some discoveries are better left buried. And some warnings come too late.
