Marvel reprinted material from Marvel Comics Super Special 15# to make their adaptation of the Star Trek movie it's own mini series with the first issue having a cover date of April, 1980. ("Star Trek: The Motion Picture", Marvel Comic Event)

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Marvel reprinted material from Marvel Comics Super Special 15# to make their adaptation of the Star Trek movie it's own mini series with the first issue having a cover date of April, 1980. ("Star Trek: The Motion Picture", Marvel Comic Event)

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i would honestly laugh if the captain that was waiting on Vulcan at the end of last season was actually Matt Decker
because if that’s who was suppose to be Disco’s new captain, i need a scene of Decker just whacking Pike upside the head because “DAMMIT CHRISTOPHER STOP RUNNING OFF WITH MY SHIP AND COMMITTING MUTINY!!!”
and if Disco somehow ends up thrown into the future like we saw in Calypso by the end of the season, it’ll just be Decker going “GODDAMMIT CHRIS YOU STEAL MY SHIP, COMMIT MUTINY, AND NOW YOU TOSS IT INTO THE FUTURE????”
pls gimme a Short Treks episode of Matt Decker just reading action reports of what’s happening this season and just sputtering in increasing offended-ness at all the drama that Chris Pike is doing with his new ship
Captain Willard Decker, who was going to command the USS Enterprise on her next 5 year mission after her major refit. He was the son of Commodore Matthew Decker, who had commanded the USS Constellation (TOS episode “The Doomsday Machine”). Will Decker relinquished command to Admiral Kirk during the V’Ger Crisis, and would ultimately be killed by the living machine ….
Will Decker was meant to be the Enterprise's First Officer in the abandoned series, Star Trek: Phase II
Personally, I think they should have kept Decker around, at least in to Star Trek II, and then maybe have him get killed by Khan.