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STAR TREK Comics Timeline Project - 2264 - Part 1 |
Thu Jul 22, 2010 11:13 am
2264
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TIME LINE NOTE:
STAR TREK (original series) SEASON TWO starts here.
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The Brain Shockers
Stardate: 1126.1
Comic: Star Trek #11
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: August, 1971
Synopsis:
Writer: Len Wein / Artist: Alberto Giolitti
In orbit around the planet Pollux II while investigating the disappearance of several ships in the area, the Enterprise is subjected to attacks from the surface. The attacks rock the ship, breaking a collection of sacred Vulcan artifacts that contained the bottled emotions of Vulcan's founders. Those emotions are set loose among the Enterprise crew. On the surface, Spock discovers a bored immortal called Malok who has been luring passing starship crews to his jungle maze so that he could experience their terror through his telepathic powers. Malok tries to ensnare the Enterprise crew but is overwhelmed by the hidden Vulcan emotions. With their composure restored, the crew return to the Enterprise and leave Malok to wrestle with these newfound emotions.
The Flight of the Buccaneer
Stardate: 3243.0
Comic: Star Trek #12
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: November, 1971
Synopsis:
Writer: Len Wein / Artist: : Alberto Giolitti
Spock, McCoy, Scotty, and Kirk go undercover as interstellar pirates to uncover a stash of stolen dilithium crystals. They make contact with the notorious pirate Black Jack Nova, who agrees to team up with Kirk to find the stash. Nova's first officer discovers that Spock and Scotty are Federation spies, but before he can tell his captain, Kirk denounces them. Nova pushes the two out of an airlock and then leaves in search of the crystals. The floating Spock and Scotty are rescued by the Enterprise, under the command of Sulu, which has been waiting nearby using a captured Romulan cloaking device. The Enterprise warps to the planet where the crystals are hidden, arriving before Kirk and Nova in Nova's ship Windjammer. Here they find Ben Cannon, the original captain of the Windjammer, who helps them against Nova. Kirk and Nova face off in an electron-cutlass duel which ends when Kirk throws his cutlass at the escaping Nova, hitting an engine generator tube on his shuttle, which explodes. With Nova destroyed, Cannon gives the Enterprise crew a stash of dilithium crystals that he had dug up earlier.
Dark Traveler
Stardate: 1523.4
Comic: Star Trek #13
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: February, 1972
Synopsis:
Writer: Len Wein / Artist: Alberto Giolitti
A mysterious, powerful being known as The Traveler hitches a ride on the Enterprise and forces the ship to carry him back to the utopian world he once called home. On arrival, they find a devastated world with cities in ruins and the people pursued by robots under the control of The Traveler's brother, Niklon. The Enterprise crew and The Traveler are taken prisoner but soon escape after Spock deactivates their robot guard. Spock dresses himself in the robot shell and leads his "prisoners" back to Niklon's throne room, where they lead a rebellion. The Traveler destroys his brother’s central controls, deactivating all the robots across the planet.
Museum at the End of Time
Stardate: 2553.2
Comic: Star Trek #15
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: August, 1972
Synopsis:
Writer: Len Wein / Artist: Alberto Giolitti
The Enterprise and a Klingon Battle Cruiser become trapped in Limbo, an eternal space outside of normal time. Here they discover that dozens of other ships have been trapped over hundreds of years and have been unable to escape. Kirk and the Klingon commander put their differences aside and work together to break free. Both crews are surprised that once an escape route has been discovered, Limbo's inhabitants have no interest in leaving. The Federation and Klingon crews decide that going into battle so shortly after cooperating with each other would be foolish and depart without engaging each other.
(Note: This story was used, uncredited, as the basis for the ST:TAS episode "The Time Trap," broadcast in November 1973.)
Day of the Inquisitors
Stardate: 4525.2
Comic: Star Trek #16
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: November, 1972
Synopsis:
Writer: Len Wein / Artist: : Alberto Giolitti & Angelo Todaro
On their way back from a mission, Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and Chekov are stranded on a planet after the shuttle Galileo crash-lands. When looking for help, the shuttle crew discovers a civilization reminiscent of Dark Ages Earth, where the local population is held in thrall by a group known as The Inquisitors. Kirk and McCoy set out to find the local rebel leaders, while Spock and Chekov sneak into the Inquisitors’ castle to rescue radio equipment stolen from the crashed shuttle. Spock and Chekov are captured, and Spock is tortured until Kirk and McCoy lead the rebels in storming the castle. Once freed, Spock uses the captured radio equipment to call the Enterprise, which has been searching for them.
The Mummies of Heitius VII
Stardate: 3026.5
Comic: Star Trek #21
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: November, 1973
Synopsis:
Writer: Unknown / Artist: Alberto Giolitti
Aiding a Starfleet interstellar archaeology team, the Enterprise beams a mummy from the planet Heitius VII aboard. Unseen by the crew, the mummy awakens and makes some adjustments to the ship’s computers. Meanwhile, on the surface, the landing party of Spock, McCoy, and security team, along with the archaeologists, discovers three more mummies that attack them. When Spock calls the Enterprise for help, he is astonished to find that the ship has left. The Enterprise controls have been taken over by the mummy, who is directing the ship directly across Romulan space. The mummies are revealed as cyborgs who were programmed to take their population into space to escape a dying planet, but the population rebelled and imprisoned them, preferring to die "as men" rather than be transformed into cyborgs themselves for the rigors of spaceflight. On the planet the landing party keeps firing phasers at the cyborgs until the cyborgs drain their power cells. Onboard the ship, the control mummy is disabled when Scotty sets up a power feedback loop, just before the Enterprise crosses into Romulan space.
NEXT POST: 2264- Part 2
Previous Entries
- 1953
- 2056
- 2063
- 2250
- 2251 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4.
- 2253-2259
- 2262 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.
- 2263 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6.
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NOTES:
(1) This timeline covers Star Trek comics published in the USA and UK between 1967 to 2007 (i.e. from Gold Key to TokyoPop) - it does not include any stories from current Star Trek comics publisher IDW.
(2) Check out the first post in this series for the Time Line Introduction explaining the background, definitions and considerations for this Star Trek Comics Time Line project.
(3) For more information on the history of Star Trek in comics check out my book STAR TREK: A Comics History. now available in stores.
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STAR TREK Comics Timeline Project - 2263 - Part 6 |
Thu Jul 01, 2010 10:29 am
Vicious Circle
Stardate: 3114.1
Comic: Star Trek #33
Publisher: DC Comics
Date: December 1986
Synopsis:
Writer: Len Wein / Artist: Tom Sutton & Ricardo Villagran
As the Enterprise attempts to return home after its visit to 1960s Earth (in the ST:TOS episode Tomorrow is Yesterday), it overshoots by twenty years and comes face to face with the Excelsior. When the crew meets their older selves, it sets off tears in the space time continuum and the universe starts to unravel around them. The only way to repair the fabric of time is to harness the power of The Guardian of Forever.
The Humanitarian
Stardate: 3347.6
Comic: Star Trek: Uchu
Publisher: Tokyopop
Date: July 2008
Synopsis:
Writer: Luis Reyes / Artist: Nate Watson
The crew of the Enterprise is sent to oversee the final stages of a planet’s acceptance into the Federation after nearly seventy years of isolation. When a crude old fashioned nuclear engine explodes under one of the planet’s buildings, Spock blames himself for the loss of nearly twenty percent of the crew, and must learn to live with the consequences of his command decisions.
'Til Death
Stardate: 3376.5
Comic: Star Trek: Shinsei Shinsei
Publisher: Tokyopop
Date: September, 2006
Synopsis:
Writer: Mike W. Barr / Artist: Jeong Mo Yang
After the Enterprise is attacked by missiles fired from a seemingly dead planet, random acts of violence breakout between the male and female members of the crew. The cause is traced to two survivors from the dead planet, the reaninmated male and female co-rulers who destroyed the planet through civil war. The alien leaders split the crew into two factions until they face each other in a final conflict, the women in the saucer section and the men in the engineering section. Kirk and McCoy manage to transport the two faction leaders down to the planet surface where they kill each other in hand to hand combat. With the aliens dead, their influence disappears and the crew is reunited.
NEXT POST: 2264- Part 1
Previous Entries
- 1953
- 2056
- 2063
- 2250
- 2251 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4.
- 2253-2259
- 2262 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.
- 2263 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5.
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NOTES:
(1) This timeline covers Star Trek comics published in the USA and UK between 1967 to 2007 (i.e. from Gold Key to TokyoPop) - it does not include any stories from current
(2) Check out the first post in this series for the Time Line Introduction explaining the background, definitions and considerations for this Star Trek Comics Time Line project.
(3) For more information on the history of Star Trek in comics check out my book STAR TREK: A Comics History. now available in stores.
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STAR TREK Comics Timeline Project - 2263 - Part 5 |
Mon Jun 14, 2010 12:03 pm
2263
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TIME LINE NOTE: - STAR TREK: Season One starts here.
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No Compromise Part One
Stardate: 3001.3
Comic: Star Trek #58
Publisher: DC Comics
Date: March 1994
Synopsis:
Writer: Howard Weinstein / Artist: Carlos Garzon
During a visit to his friend Sulu on board the USS Excelsior, Pavel Chekov learns about the death of Julia Crandall, the only woman he ever asked to marry him. The news provokes Chekov into recalling his first mission as navigator on the USS Enterrise. During that mission, the Enterprise answered a distress call and came across a large vessel apparently bombarding a Harahni colony from space with fatal doses of radiation.
No Compromise Part Two
Stardate: 3005.1
Comic: Star Trek #59
Publisher: DC Comics
Date: May 1994
Synopsis:
Writer: Howard Weinstein / Artist: Carlos Garzon
Pavel Chekov and Julia Crandell grow closer as they work with the Harahni colony to try and discover a way to help them adapt to their new planet and protect themselves from the mysterious alien vessel above them. A group of colonists get frustrated at their leader’s apparent inability to deal with the crisis, and take Spock and Julia hostage. Meanwhile, Kirk is injured during an unsuccessful attempt to transport over to the alien ship.
No Compromise Part Three
Stardate: 3006.4
Comic: Star Trek #60
Publisher: DC Comics
Date: June 1994
Synopsis:
Writer: Howard Weinstein / Artist: Carlos Garzon
The rebels eventually realize that they need help from the Enterprise, and Scotty manages to find a way to get through the alien ship’s shields. Kirk and Chekov beam aboard and find that it is a malfunctioning automated ark ship that is trying to sterilize the planet. After shutting down the ship, Julia decides to stay and study the ship and help the colonists.
A Little Seasoning
Stardate: 3012.4
Comic: Star Trek: The Modala Imperative #1
Publisher: DC Comics
Date: July 1991
Synopsis:
Writer: Michael Jan Freidman / Artist: Pablo Marcus
Ten years after Captain Pike had recommended the planet Modola for Federation membership, the Enterprise returns, now under the command of James T. Kirk, to see if the population is ready to take that step. When Kirk and Chekov beam down, they are immediately arrested as rebels.
Tools of Tyranny
Stardate: not given
Comic: Star Trek: The Modala Imperative #2
Publisher: DC Comics
Date: August 1991
Synopsis:
Writer: Michael Jan Freidman / Artist: Pablo Marcus
Worried by Kirk and Chekov’s disappearance, Spock and MCoy beam down to search for them. In prison, Kirk and Chekov start a campaign of passive resistance, which starts to spread to the other prisoners. Kirk also uses their time in prison to try and find out why Modola is now under a totalitarian regime, and where the police got their advanced weapons
The Price of Freedom
Stardate: not given
Comic: Star Trek: The Modala Imperative #3
Publisher: DC Comics
Date: August 1991
Synopsis:
Writer: Michael Jan Freidman / Artist: Pablo Marcus
Kirk and Chekov engineer a mass escape from the Modolian prison. While hunting for the escaped prisoners, the local police find Spock and McCoy and arrest them too.
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Stardate: 3012.7
Comic: Star Trek: The Modala Imperative #4
Publisher: DC Comics
Date: September 1991
Synopsis:
Writer: Michael Jan Freidman / Artist: Pablo Marcus
Spock and McCoy have been earmarked for execution. The escaped prisoners work with Kirk and Chekov to help them rescue their friends from the authorities. After the rescue, the landing party beams up and the Enterprise leaves without finding out where the advanced weaponry came from or how Modola became a police state. (It took four issues for nothing to happen!)
NEXT POST: 2263- Part 6
Previous Entries
- 1953
- 2056
- 2063
- 2250
- 2251 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4.
- 2253-2259
- 2262 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.
- 2263 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4.
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NOTES:
(1) This timeline covers Star Trek comics published in the USA and UK between 1967 to 2007 (i.e. from Gold Key to TokyoPop) - it does not include any stories from current Star Trek comics publisher IDW.
(2) Check out the first post in this series for the Time Line Introduction explaining the background, definitions and considerations for this Star Trek Comics Time Line project.
(3) For more information on the history of Star Trek in comics check out my book STAR TREK: A Comics History. now available in stores.
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STAR TREK Comics Timeline Project - 2263 - Part 4 |
Tue May 18, 2010 10:32 am
Mr. Oracle
Stardate: not given
Comic: Star Trek #46
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: August 1977
Synopsis:
Writer: Unknown / Artist: Alden McWilliams
The Enterprise discovers a planet where the sensor readings suggest an advanced civilization, yet the landing party are met by primitive beings and locked in a cell. Spock discovers that the cell is a test and figures out the puzzle that unlocks the cell and leads to the hidden underground civilization (yes, another one!). It appears that the civilization is managed by a supercomputer, and that the people have forgotten how to do even the most basic tasks. They are aware they need to leave their planet, whose sun is about to go nova, but they don't have any spacecraft. They agree to go onboard the Enterprise only if the entire knowledge of their civilization stored in the computer can be transferred into Spock's brain. Amazingly, Spock agrees to the procedure and emerges with a giant head! The super-brained Spock uses his new knowledge to trick the people's leader into exposing his treacherous plans. With the leader disgraced, Spock uses an advanced version of the Vulcan mind-meld to share the knowledge from the computer between three other leaders. His head reverts to normal size, and the leaders use their newly imbued knowledge to start to build the spaceships they need.
The Planet of No Life
Stardate: not given
Comic: Star Trek #50
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: January 1978
Synopsis:
Writer: George Kashdan / Artist: Alden McWilliams
Sequel to Star Trek #41 (Gold Key)
While investigating a radioactive planet, the crew of the Enterprise is shocked to find that it is inhabited by "The Evictors" (from issue #41). The Evictors themselves have split into two factions: The Builders who want to stay and build on this new planet, and The Returners who still wish to resettle on their ancient home world. The Returners blame Kirk for their current plight and are determined to kill him. The Returners try to influence a young Starfleet officer to do their dirty work, but he turns on them, killing their leader and saving Kirk. The Enterprise starts the process of cleaning up the radiation-soaked soil and planting new vegetation, leaving The Builders with the knowledge and tools to make themselves a new home.
A World Against Itself
Stardate: 7235.3
Comic: Star Trek #55
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: September 1978
Synopsis:
Writer: Arnold Drake / Artist: Alden McWilliams
Spock and Scotty are sent to mediate on a world that has been suffering from a 200-year-old civil war. When both are captured and exposed to a brain-change machine, they switch personalities. Scotty becomes a champion of logical science; Spock, a man of raw and violent emotion. The two officers end up leading the opposing armies into battle. After Kirk arrives, he proposes that the war be solved by having Spock and Scotty battle each other to the death in an arena. At the height of the battle, as Spock goes to kill Scotty, the brain-change wears off and the two men revert to their usual personalities. Seeing their two battle leaders suddenly at peace with each other, the armies follow suit.
Spore of the Devil
Stardate: 1929.51
Comic: Star Trek #57
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: November 1978
Synopsis:
Writer: Arnold Drake / Artist: Alden McWilliams
The Enterprise arrives at the planet Jodarr to attend the coronation of the Emperor Ledoy, who has managed to unite the 50 warring kingdoms. However, his rule seems to be one of cruelty and oppression. The landing party discovers that Ledoy is receiving advice and guidance from a mysterious wizard known as the Great Vrunon. Spock's investigations uncover that Vrunon is in fact a bio-energy alien stranded on the planet since childhood who is trying to use his influence to fast-track the planet's technology so they can fix his ship. Spock befriends Vrunon and helps him uncover artifacts from his ship so that he can prepare to continue his journey. Vrunon convinces Ledoy that he now has the knowledge to lead Jodarr into the future without needing to use cruelty.
Brain Damaged Planet
Stardate: 3315.5
Comic: Star Trek #58
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: December 1978
Synopsis:
Writer: George Kashdan / Artist: Alden McWilliams
The Enterprise is sent to investigate a populated asteroid where the inhabitants appear to be suffering from Akwoods Syndrome, a viral infection that produces temporary insanity and bursts of violent behavior. When McCoy's antidote fails to work on the inhabitants, the ship’s sensors show that it isn't the people that are infected, but the asteroid itself, for at its center is a giant living brain. Kirk and McCoy beam into the asteroid’s core to administer a specially strengthened version of the antidote right into the virus attacking the planet's brain.
To Err is Vulcan
Stardate: not given
Comic: Star Trek #59
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: January 1979
Synopsis:
Writer: Arnold Drake / Artist: Alden McWilliams
The Enterprise is sent to investigate a populated asteroid where the inhabitants appear to be suffering from Akwoods Syndrome, a viral infection that produces temporary insanity and bursts of violent behavior. When McCoy's antidote fails to work on the inhabitants, the ship’s sensors show that it isn't the people that are infected, but the asteroid itself, for at its center is a giant living brain. Kirk and McCoy beam into the asteroid’s core to administer a specially strengthened version of the antidote right into the virus attacking the planet's brain.
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TIME LINE NOTE: - STAR TREK: Season One starts here.
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NEXT POST: 2263- Part 5
Previous Entries
- 1953
- 2056
- 2063
- 2250
- 2251 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4.
- 2253-2259
- 2262 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.
- 2263 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.
---------------
NOTES:
(1) This timeline covers Star Trek comics published in the USA and UK between 1967 to 2007 (i.e. from Gold Key to TokyoPop) - it does not include any stories from current Star Trek comics publisher IDW.
(2) See the first post in this series for the Time Line Introduction explaining the background, definitions and considerations for this Star Trek Comics Time Line project.
(3) For more information on the history of Star Trek in comics check out my book STAR TREK: A Comics History. now available in stores.
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STAR TREK Comics Timeline Project - 2263 - Part 3 |
Thu Apr 01, 2010 10:07 am
Prophet of Peace
Stardate: not given
Comic: Star Trek #39
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: August, 1976
Synopsis:
Writer: Unknown / Artist: Unknown
Kirk, McCoy, Scotty and Spock recover the cryogenically frozen body of one-time Nobel Prize-winning astrophysicist Dr. Bleikoff from deep space, since a cure has now been found for his terminal illness. After being woken and cured, Bleikoff requests a tour of Earth. On Earth, he begins to criticize the Earth Defense Screen and stirs up mobs calling for it to be dismantled. The Enterprise officers begin to suspect that, while in space, Bleikoff's body was tampered with and that he is under alien influence. During a worldwide televised speech, Bleikoff attacks Kirk after the captain calls him a "computerized corpse." Kirk then uses a "magnetic eraser" to wipe out Bleikoff's electronic brain, thereby proving the officers’ theory.
Furlough to Fury
Stardate: 1925.9
Comic: Star Trek
Publisher: Gold Key #40
Date: September, 1976
Synopsis:
Writer: Unknown / Artist: Alden McWilliams
A cosmic storm damages the Enterprise, and it puts in for repairs at a station on Earth's Moon. While Spock stays onboard, the rest of the crew head to Earth for some relaxation. McCoy takes Kirk to meet his daughter, Barbara, who is a xenozoologist. Kirk and Barbara bond through the intervention of a telepathic, bearlike creature at the zoo. Meanwhile, Scotty is visiting his brother Robby and comes across Red Garvin, a former Enterprise crewman who was kicked off the ship by Kirk under suspicion of being a thief. Scotty uncovers a plan by Garvin to sabotage the Enterprise, and thanks to the telepathic bear his warning is transmitted to Kirk. The Enterprise officers return to the ship just in time to foil the plot.
World Beneath The Waves
Stardate: 1926.3
Comic: Star Trek
Publisher: Gold Key #43
Date: February, 1977
Synopsis:
Writer: Unknown (George Kashdan?) / Artist: Alden McWilliams
Dr. McCoy’s daughter, Barbara, is assigned to the Enterprise to lead a team to investigate the undersea civilization on the planet Bwuja. When the survey party arrives at the undersea palace of the ruler King Raan, he arrests them and throws them in prison because he "distrusts all air breathers." In the prison, the crew tunnel out and encounter a group of air-breathing Bwujans who had been sent into exile as "abnormals." The crew and the air-breathers begin the long climb to the surface, defeating the obligatory monster on the way. On the surface, they are welcomed by a whole community of air-breathers. Raan arrives on the scene and threatens to kill the young ruler of the air-breathers, until he finds out that the ruler is in fact his own son, who had been smuggled away from him years before. The two communities agree to live together from that point on.
The Evictors
Stardate: 1927.2
Comic: Star Trek
Publisher: Gold Key #41
Date: November, 1976
Synopsis:
Writer: Unknown / Artist: Alden McWilliams
The Enterprise crew is on the planet Nraka as Federation representatives at the planet’s celebration of 10,000 years of recorded history, when a giant spacecraft appears in orbit above the planet. At first the Nrakans believe that their gods have returned, but they are stunned when these "gods" reveal themselves to be the original occupants of the planet, now demanding their home back. The Nrakans ask Kirk for help, but he invokes Federation neutrality and refuses to be drawn into the conflict, until one of the newly arrived giant ships fires on the Enterprise. The Enterprise then works alongside the Nrakans to develop weapons that can penetrate the hulls of the giant ships, and chases them back into deep space, apparently to wander forever.
World Against Time
Stardate: 1929.6
Comic: Star Trek #42
Publisher: Gold Key
Date: January, 1977
Synopsis:
Writer: Unknown / Artist: Alden McWilliams
When they beam down to the newly discovered "Planet 137," the crew of the Enterprise discovers a giant city where the only inhabitants appear to be giant-sized children. The "children" tell the story of how a recent earthquake uncovered a radioactive rock, and since that day they have been undergoing an age reversal process, de-aging at the rate of one year a day. Spock and Scotty volunteer to seal the fissure where the radioactive rock is located, but the closer they get to it, the more rapidly they de-age. They manage to cover the radioactive source with more rocks and stop the process. McCoy injects them with a serum that brings them back to the right age, but the few remaining "children" refuse the injection, preferring to start aging naturally once again
Prince Traitor
Stardate: not given
Comic: Star Trek
Publisher: Gold Key #44
Date: May, 1977
Synopsis:
Writer: Unknown / Artist: Alden McWilliams
On the planet Fayo, shots are fired at Kirk during an official reception for the planet's ruler, the Emperor Bavoda. The would-be assassin is identified as a member of the "Friends of Red Raven," a rebel group. Later that evening the Emperor all but orders his son, Prince Yano, to join Starfleet Academy. The next day the Prince is beamed to the Enterprise but soon escapes and heads to the jungle, where he appears to be kidnapped by the rebels. Kirk follows in an effort to rescue him, but it is revealed that Yano is "Red Raven" himself. The Prince leads his rebels into battle against his father and defeats him.
NEXT POST: 2263- Part 4
Previous Entries
- 1953
- 2056
- 2063
- 2250
- 2251 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4.
- 2253-2259
- 2262 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.
- 2263 - Part 1, Part 2.
---------------
NOTES:
(1) This timeline covers Star Trek comics published in the USA and UK between 1967 to 2007 (i.e. from Gold Key to TokyoPop) - it does not include any stories from current Star Trek comics publisher IDW.
(2) See the first entry in this series the Time Line Introduction explaining the background, definitions and considerations for this Star Trek Comics Time Line project.
(3) For more information on the history of Star Trek in comics check out my book STAR TREK: A Comics History. now available in stores.
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