Star Trek: Picard's Academy--Commit No Mistakes
Go back to academy days with one of Starfleetâs most celebrated officers: Jean-Luc Picard! A new collected series by New York Times best-selling author, Sam Maggs.
Before becoming the Federationâs finest, Jean-Luc was an ordinary student at Starfleet Academy with sights on the stars. His path forward was charted: blow his classmates out of the water on the infamous Evasive Maneuvers exam and graduate early. But thereâs a detail Cadet Picard hadnât factored into his plan: the exam was a group project and heâd need to make friends with, ugh, people if he stood a chance at passing.
Federation starships arenât run by a party of one, after all. During the training exercise, Picard accidentally puts the lives of himself and two of his classmatesâDoq and Martyâin danger!
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$7.00Star Trek: Picard's Academy--Commit No Mistakes
Go back to academy days with one of Starfleetâs most celebrated officers: Jean-Luc Picard! A new collected series by New York Times best-selling author, Sam Maggs.
Before becoming the Federationâs finest, Jean-Luc was an ordinary student at Starfleet Academy with sights on the stars. His path forward was charted: blow his classmates out of the water on the infamous Evasive Maneuvers exam and graduate early. But thereâs a detail Cadet Picard hadnât factored into his plan: the exam was a group project and heâd need to make friends with, ugh, people if he stood a chance at passing.
Federation starships arenât run by a party of one, after all. During the training exercise, Picard accidentally puts the lives of himself and two of his classmatesâDoq and Martyâin danger!
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Go back to academy days with one of Starfleetâs most celebrated officers: Jean-Luc Picard! A new collected series by New York Times best-selling author, Sam Maggs.
Before becoming the Federationâs finest, Jean-Luc was an ordinary student at Starfleet Academy with sights on the stars. His path forward was charted: blow his classmates out of the water on the infamous Evasive Maneuvers exam and graduate early. But thereâs a detail Cadet Picard hadnât factored into his plan: the exam was a group project and heâd need to make friends with, ugh, people if he stood a chance at passing.
Federation starships arenât run by a party of one, after all. During the training exercise, Picard accidentally puts the lives of himself and two of his classmatesâDoq and Martyâin danger!
