Star Trek: 50 Artists 50 Years

Praise

“Perfectly scheduled to wrap up the fiftieth anniversary of the original Star Trek television series, this is the perfect gift for the Trekkie on your list.” - Joblo gift guide

“An amazing tribute book” - Atomic Moo

“The next best thing to going to the exhibit” - Trek Today

“Just reading about the affection that most of the artists share for Star Trek, and their favorite moments or characters from the show or the films was almost as entertaining for me as the art was.” - Beyond the Marquee

 “A colorful, beautifully illustrated guide for the Star Trek fan that appreciates artists interpreting the franchise.” - Borg.com

“’A beautiful looking book that would make any Star Trek fan drool” - Entertainment Buddha

“Forgive me for saying this, but this book is out of this world.” - Adventures in Poor Taste 

“About as perfect a collection of Star Trek art as you could hope for.” - The Fandom Post

“As a huge new-generation Star Trek fan, I can say I loved every second of getting the chance to review this art book.” - Gamers Sphere

“Inspiring” - Omnivoracious

“Star Trek: 50 Artists 50 Years offers up beautiful artwork for fans and makes a great read for those who’ve also loved what Star Trek has had to contribute all these decades.” -  Geeks of Doom

“This art book is a true labor of love and with every turn of its pages, the more inspired and contented you’ll feel while drinking in every detail.” - Project Fandom

“As Wrath of Khan director Nicholas Meyer puts it in the foreward, “What you are about to see surely merits an occasion for display.” - The Film Stage

“This Holiday season, if you have a “Trekkie” fanatic, this book will do the trick.  I had a smile of my face looking at the pages of artwork and reading the Star Trek insights.  Star Trek 50 Artists 50 Years will make a wonderful gift for Star Trek fanatics.” - Retrenders

“Any Trekkie will love it.” - Entertainment Buddha gift guide

“An excellent addition to your library or the library of your favorite Trekker” – Geekstronomy