Star Trek: Mirror, Mirror

Name: Star Trek: Mirror, Mirror
Brand: Tomer Hanuka
SKU: SKU-407494-default
Price: 30.15 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)

$30.15 ~~$45~~ In stock

Category: Posters

Celebrate a classic Star Trek adventure with this archival screen print by artist Tomer Hanuka. Originally released in 2011, this piece captures the iconic “Mirror, Mirror” episode in a striking poster format.

24" x 36" screen print
Hand numbered
Limited edition of 175
Artwork by Tomer Hanuka
From the Mondo archive

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy ★★★★★ Oct 21, 2026

The way Hanuka captured the tension of that "Mirror, Mirror" episode with the sharp red and black contrasts is incredible. The archival screen print really makes the metallic gold elements pop in person.

Owen T. ★★★★★ Oct 20, 2026

The archival screen print quality really makes the metallic uniforms pop, and the composition captures Spock’s beard perfectly for any Trekkie. I’m so glad I finally added this to my collection.

Claire ★★★★★ Oct 19, 2026

I’ve been looking for a piece that really captures that twisted mirror universe vibe, and this print nails it—the gold-and-red uniforms pop perfectly against the dark starfield. The archival quality makes me feel like it’ll stay vivid for years. It’s already framed and hanging in my hallway.