Brikars in Trek

I've been thinking about how different Rok-Tahk looks from Peter David's Zak Kebron. They're both Brikars, yet Zak has a chiseled look. Of course, Rok is a child, so I'm curious, does their appearance change as they get older (the equivalent of humans losing "baby fat") or are there different species of Brikars?

BTW, I think it's so cool that Brikars are canon now!

Wait that's a Zak Kebron species! I either missed or wasn't revealed til now that Roh-Tahk was Brikar

Cover for New Frontier comic "Double Time." Cover art by Brian Stelfreeze, 2000.

“A vague stickiness that I’ll wipe clean with a towel.”

Star Trek New Frontier, low-res pixel style!

I really love Peter David’s work on Trek comics over the years. His own subseries, New Frontier, is also great for characters and storytelling that are very Trek but also different and exciting. This pixel art is a bit of a mishmash of characters (and their designs) from the comics Double Time and Turnaround. I mostly wanted to portray the main crew of the Excalibur plus a few hangers-on that were important to those stories.

Mackenzie Calhoun, Elizabeth Shelby, Burgoyne 172, Zak Kebron, Selar, Soleta, Mark McHenry, Robin Lefler, Si Cwan, Kalinda Cwan, Xyon, Morgan Primus, Katerina Mueller, Tania Tobias

Cover for New Frontier comic Turnaround issue 5. Cover art by Stephen Thompson, 2008.

Alternate cover for New Frontier comic "Turnaround" issue 1. Cover art by Stephen Thompson, 2008.

German cover for New Frontier collection "No Limits," 2004.

Full bridge crew of Excalibur art by Dru Blair from New Frontier omnibus "Prometheans," 1998.

Cover for New Frontier novel "Renaissance." Art by Keith Birdsong, 2000.

Cover for New Frontier novel "Requiem," 2000.

Cover for New Frontier novel "Being Human." Cover art by Keith Birdsong, 2001.

Cover for New Frontier novel "Fire on High." Cover art by Dru Blair, 1998.

Cover for New Frontier novel "The Quiet Place." Cover art by Dru Blair, 1999.