Age of The Nerd
The final frontier just got even more collectible.
Star Trek fans were treated to an exciting celebration at San Diego Comic-Con as Paramount Products & Experiences marked the franchise’s upcoming 60th anniversary with the Star Trek: The Collector Frontier panel. Packed with exclusive reveals, surprise announcements, and immersive fan experiences, the event delivered plenty for collectors and Trekkies to get excited about.
One of the biggest highlights came from The LEGO Group, which premiered its fun new “A Taste of Turbulence” video while giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the highly anticipated LEGO® Icons Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise™ NCC-1701 Bridge set. The detailed collector’s set is now officially available for preorder, giving fans the chance to recreate one of the most iconic locations in science fiction history.
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But the collectibles didn’t stop there.
Wizards of the Coast also revealed exciting new details about the upcoming Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek collaboration. The crossover will introduce the franchise’s first-ever Signature Cards, featuring authentic signatures from legendary Star Trek actors. Making these cards even more special, only 200 Captain Kirk Signature Cards and 200 Captain Janeway Signature Cards will ever be produced, making them instant grails for collectors.
Outside the panel, fans could continue the celebration with Star Trek: Boldly Built, an immersive photo experience at the Marriott Marquis. The activation gave attendees the opportunity to step into the Star Trek universe and capture memorable photos while celebrating nearly six decades of exploration, adventure, and iconic storytelling.
With exclusive collectibles, limited-edition trading cards, and unforgettable fan experiences, Paramount’s Comic-Con celebration proved that the Star Trek universe continues to boldly go where no franchise has gone before.
Whether you’re a lifelong Trekkie, a LEGO collector, or a Magic: The Gathering player, the franchise’s 60th anniversary is already shaping up to be one of the biggest celebrations in Star Trek history.
