Set for release July 22nd, Spock Reflections is the follow up to IDW's smash hit Star Trek: Countdown and Comics Continuum has a five page preview.

IDW's Description of Spock Reflections:

"What could drive a man to abandon all he knows and go to live with the Federationís sworn enemy? In the follow-up series to the Star Trek: Countdown movie prequel, see for the first time the real motivations behind Spock's decision to live on Romulus, and follow as he looks back on what brought him to this place in his life."

As reported by Trek Web earlier this week, artist David Messina released some of the interior artwork for the upcoming 'Star Trek: Nero' comic published by IDW.

As reported by io9, a brand new 4 part comic series called Star Trek: Nero is heading our way.  The news series, written by Mike Johnson and Tim Jones and inked David Messina, covers Nero's exploits in the 25 years he waited for Spock.  Sounds super interesting.  Rurs Penthe anyone?

Comics Continuum has four page preview of the upcoming Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan comic.  The preview includes the comic depiction of Lt. Saavik's famous Kobayashi Maru test at the begining of the film.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan #1 will arrive in stores on June 10 from IDW Publishing. The issue is written by Andy Schmidt, with art by Chee Yang Ong and a cover by Chee, along with a photo cover.

Press Release: New four-issue miniseries begins in July

Following the smash hit, Star Trek: Countdown, currently third on The New York Times Best Seller List, IDW is proud to announce its latest must-read Trek series, Spock: Reflections. The series sheds light on Spock's life leading up to the new feature film, and offers key insights on this iconic character, as well as a startling revelation.

As reported by Newsarama.com, IDW is publishing a comic adaptation of 'Star Trek II: The Wraith of Khan'.  Suprisingly, this is the first time the move has been adapted to comics.  News-a-rama's Chris Arrant sat down with comic writer Andy Schmidt to discuss the adaptation and subtle difference between it and the move.

NEWSARAMA: And did you take any chances to develop something differently than in the movie, or use any foreshadowing for future events?

Reported on earlier today, the new Star Trek: The Next Generation Vol. 1 comic is set for release tomorrow.  Comixology.com has a 10 page preview of the manga.

According to Mania.com, F.J. DeSanto has worked along side Michael Uslan to bring films like 'The Dark Knight', 'Constantine', 'Turok: Son of Stone' and 'The Spirit' to the big screen.  Now he's putting his energy into writing new installments of the 'The Spirit' for D.C. and 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' Manga for Tokyo Pop.

IDW publisher of Star Trek: Countdown and many other Star Trek Comics is now the third largest comics publisher according to Diamond Comics Distributors.