We first brought you a preview of 2019’s Star Trek calendar offerings back in January, but now all the early listings for next year’s options include newly-updated preview artwork, photography, and digital renderings as we get nearer to Universe Publishing’s releases.
First up is an update to Juan Ortiz’s Original Series poster calendar, with his now-familiar TOS episodic designs spanning the year. Each poster page has perforated top and bottom edges for removal and display, and now we can see all the images that make up the 2019 design – including “Spock’s Brain,” “The City on the Edge of Forever,” “Arena,” and more.
This hanging calendar will be available August 7 and can be preordered at Amazon.
Next up is a nice refresh of the Star Trek: Discovery calendar, featuring publicity photos from throughout the first season, along with an artists’ rendering of the USS Discovery flying through some sort of vortex.
The cover artwork comes from artist Paul Shipper; this wall calendar will be available August 7 and can be preordered at Amazon.
2018’s weekly calendar focused on the Kelvin Timeline films, but the 2019 edition Star Trek 16-Month Weekly Calendar will return to a wider range of Trek television imagery, as it will include 40+ images from the six live-action series, including Discovery.
This desktop calendar will be available August 7 and can be preordered at Amazon.
Keeping with the recent franchise focus on the Mirror Universe, 2019’s classic Trek calendar gets a new cover photo, showcasing Captain Kirk’s encounter with Mirror Spock from “Mirror, Mirror.”
The rest of the 12-month calendar appears to be the same as the first preview images; it will be available August 7 and can be preordered at Amazon.
Finally, the biggest reveal comes as an updated look at the 2019 Ships of the Line calendar, which is the first to feature Star Trek: Discovery‘s redesigned Constitution-class USS Enterprise as it’s July centerpiece.
The fan-favorite wall calendar returns for its 19th year with a great series of poster images from around the Trek universe, including the USS Voyager docked at Deep Space 9 ahead of its fateful trip to the Badlands, what appears to be the destruction of a Constellation-class starship, a rendezvous between the Enterprise NX-01 and a Vulcan cruiser, and more.
This wall calendar will be available August 7 and can be preordered at Amazon.
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