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John Colicos with resident Cylon.

John Colicos performed King Lears Curse for the audience

William Campbell with friends

William Campbell, Michael Ansara, and John Colicos with resident Cylon

Dr. Lawrence Schoen and Lcdr. BaroH vestai-Qlavaq

Chet Braun leads a martial arts workshop at the Kon.

Dahar Master QetaH battles Dax in a Bat'leth demo.

San Diego Klingons, er, MacDudes, Klingonmaniac Dot and
Cmdr. K'Mar sutai-Kahl

Scotty with the stars

Scotty, Tecal, and crew members of the MSS Badlands

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J.G. Hertzler (Martok) has pitched the concept of a Klingon graphic novel series to Paramount. This is off of Trek Today.

Speaking with DreamWatch magazine, Hertzler said the potential series would keep the focus squarely on the Klingons with "Star Trek somwhere in the back story". He stressed the premise is "mainly about the Klingon experience and the point of it is to tell tremendously good sci-fi stories".

Paramount is reportedly "interested" in the graphic novel series, but has yet to sign on the dotted line. To increase the marketability of the books and fulfill his vision for the series, the actor wants to bring artist David Mack onto the project.

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There is a great interview of David Gerrold, author of numerous SF books, and the writer who brought us Tribbles. He talks in depth about what he would handle bringing back Kirk and getting Star Trek back at the forefront of Science Fiction. Okay, while we're at it, let's bring back Kolath and Kang while we still can.

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Ran across the Klingon Cooking website, promoting a cookbook full of alien recipes with a Klingon theme. Check it out. Be warned, the page is graphics intensive (Yes, I still deal with dial-up at home...it hurts)

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