Eric Diaz is a Staff Writer at Nerdist. He focuses on arts and entertainment, covering topics such as celebrities, the film industry, and entertainment news, while also sharing his unique perspective as an opinionated gay geek. Eric's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News, The A.V. Club, and MSN.
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Several iconic Star Trek actors spoke to us about the legacy of Gene Roddenberry’s sci-fi franchise, which is now celebrating 60 years.
By: Eric Diaz
Doctor Strange is one of Marvel's most iconic (and weirdest) heroes, ever since his first appearance in Strange Tales #110 in 1963.
Few pop culture franchises are as resilient as Star Trek . No matter how many times it “dies,” it always finds a way to come back.
Nerdist’s Take: Whether you love Kirk, Spock, Khan, or even the Tribbles, this is the perfect collection to show off your Starfleet pride.
We've seen some far-out Star Trek merchandise over the past few decades, from Trek Barbie dolls to Kirk and Spock Mr. Potato Head toys.
Nerdist’s take: If you love visual storytelling in all its forms, you must make a trip to the Lucas Museum.
