Star Trek: 60th Anniversary Special #1
Cover G · Chris Fenoglio 1:15 retailer incentive · 60th-anniversary one-shot · first retail-release replacement printing · Collect Forever Soft Slab
9 September 2026
IDW's 2026 Star Trek 60th Anniversary Special in the Chris Fenoglio Cover G retailer-incentive edition, distributed at 1:15. Fenoglio's cover focuses on Star Trek: Lower Decks characters Beckett Mariner and Brad Boimler, giving this variant a distinct visual identity from the immediately preceding John Tyler Christopher Cover B accession.
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- Condition
- Near Mint appearance within Collect Forever Soft Slab — ungraded.
- Completeness
- Physical comic enclosed in Collect Forever Soft Slab; front and rear covers photographed. Interior not physically collated while enclosed.
Catalogue note
IDW's 2026 Star Trek 60th Anniversary Special in the Chris Fenoglio Cover G retailer-incentive edition, distributed at 1:15. Fenoglio's cover focuses on Star Trek: Lower Decks characters Beckett Mariner and Brad Boimler, giving this variant a distinct visual identity from the immediately preceding John Tyler Christopher Cover B accession. The one-shot celebrates six decades of Star Trek through seven new stories across multiple eras and previews IDW's new flagship Star Trek title.
Why this object matters
The Lower Decks Cover G offers a distinct Fenoglio image within the same substantive anniversary anthology as TMR-000639. Equal strong importance preserves the cover comparison without rewarding the 1:15 ordering incentive as cultural significance or an exact print run. This is contemporary franchise interpretation, not primary evidence from Star Trek's inception.
Evidence limits: The incentive ratio is not a print run; long-term reception and full interior collation remain unverified.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8 / 10.
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