Cracked #169
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Star Drek the Moving Picture," the crew of the Enterprising races to uncover the mystery behind the rogue vessel Voyge hurtling toward Earth, all while navigating the absurdity of their own cult TV legacy. Written and illustrated entirely by John Severin, this 1980 satire blends space adventure with a wry nod to pop culture, as the crew reflects on their strange fame—once a hit show, now a forgotten footnote. The story’s sharp humor and visual flair shine through Severin’s distinctive pencils and inks, both in the interior and on the cover.
When the Enterprising intercepts the strange vessel Voyge hurtling toward Earth, the crew dives into a mystery that’s equal parts absurd and oddly familiar. With the situation resolved, they reflect on their latest adventure and agree—maybe their real audience was never out among the stars, but back where it all began: on the small screen.
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