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Subject: Comic Strips (US)
Detailed information on Star Trek comic strips was researched by Rich
Handley. Most of this information was published in Star Trek Communicator
and is duplicated here with his generous permission.
[McDonald's]
Happy Meals
1979 Star Trek: The Motion Picture (w: unknown, a: unknown)
Five strips printed on six boxes, depicting scenes from the film
(one strip was printed on two different boxes).
Box features: Klingons, Kirk
Klingon cruisers are destroyed by an energy burst from a giant cloud.
Box features: Federation, Spock
The crew of Station Epsilon 9 witness the destruction of Klingon
ships by a cloud headed for Earth.
Box features: Transporter, Ilia
Station Epsilon 9 is destroyed by a giant cloud.
Box features: The Bridge, Spock
Station Epsilon 9 is destroyed by a giant cloud.
Box features: Spacesuit, Decker
Enterprise launched to stop the cloud.
Box features: The Bridge, McCoy
Kirk returns to command the Enterprise and two crewmen die in
a transporter accident.
Star Trek Video Communicator
1979 Five brief strips packaged as part of an unassembled toy
and sealed in cellophane. The toy communicators are about 2" x 4"
and made of black of gray plastic. When assembled, the color comic
strip can be scrolled in the view screen. One of several prizes
offered with Happy Meals, with the following titles:
#1 Star Trek Stars
The crew of the Enterprise is introduced and their mission identified.
(w: unknown, a: unknown)
#2 A Pill Swallows the Enterprise
A capsule-shaped force field protects the Enterprise from a meteor.
(w: unknown, a: unknown)
#3 Time and Time and Time Again
A transporter malfunction sends a crew member on a trip through time.
(w: unknown, a: unknown)
#4 Votec's Freedom
The Enterprise releases Votec, taken prisoner so his people could
escape from a war.
(w: unknown, a: unknown)
#5 Starlight, Starfright
McCoy is abducted, so Kirk turns out the lights to get him back.
(w: unknown, a: unknown)
[Los Angeles Times Mirror Syndicate]
Star Trek
Sunday color and daily b&w newspaper strip, 1979-1983
Although this comic strip was syndicated by the LA Times Mirror, it may
not have appeared in the LA Times Mirror. The number of newspapers
syndicating the strip is unknown. Brief summaries of the twenty story
arcs follow.
Thomas Warkentin was aided by Ron Harris, Mark Rice, Dan Spiegle, Duke
Riley, Kurt Warkentin, and someone named Yang. Ron Harris was aided by
Thomas Warkentin, Paul Chadwick, Terry Robinson, Alan Munro, and Laurie
Newell. Warkentin ghost-illustrated the final week of Harris' run. Ernie
Colon was aided by Alfredo Alcala and Serc Soc. The latter may have been
a pen-name.
Untitled (12/2/79-1/12/80)
w: Thomas Warkentin, a: Warkentin
Aliens asleep for 900 years awaken to learn that their world has been
devastated by war.
Untitled (1/13/80-3/8/80)
w: Thomas Warkentin, a: Warkentin
Klingon raiders attack the Enterprise at Forma VI over a depleted dilithium
mine.
The Real McCoy (3/9/80-5/3/80)
w: Thomas Warkentin, a: Warkentin
Dr. Anton Zauber alters his appearance to replace McCoy, with help from
McCoys ex-wife.
Untitled (5/4/80-6/28/80)
w: Thomas Warkentin, a: Warkentin
Kirk grants asylum to Morg and Chetar, renegade Klingon siblings facing
political persecution.
Untitled (6/29/80-9/6/80)
w: Thomas Warkentin, a: Warkentin
Paul and Elsa Hoff find Sumerian writings and a 5,000-year-old carving of
the Enterprise on Abaris.
Untitled (9/7/80-1/17/81)
w: Thomas Warkentin and Tom Durkin, a: Warkentin
Rebels on Hus-24 enslave Enterprise and Venture personnel to protest
Federation exploitation.
Heads of State (1/18/81-3/21/81)
w: Thomas Warkentin and Peter Jacoby, a: Warkentin
Sent to buy Lozite-M on Zeta-Atez, Kirk learns that Imperator Dykranus has
a secret -- a second head!
It's a Living (3/22/81-4/25/81)
w: Thomas Warkentin, a: Warkentin
Journalist Jo Williams is aboard to cover a mission to Argus IV, a mining
world owned by Harry Mudd.
The Savage Within (4/26/81-7/21/81)
w: Sharman DiVono, a: Ron Harris
Kirk saves a derelict ship at Epsilon Anubis from deadly radiation, ending
a 300-year clan war.
Quarantine (7/22/81-10/27/81)
w: Sharman DiVono, a: Ron Harris
Chapel contracts a plague and becomes dangerously paranoid while helping
the planet Sarsithia.
Untitled (10/28/81-2/28/82)
w: Sharman DiVono, a: Ron Harris
On Iskonia, Kirk finds a Klingon crew cyborged by the Omnimind, a deadly
machine intelligence.
The Wristwatch Plantation (3/1/82-7/17/82)
w: Sharman DiVono and Larry Niven, a: Ron Harris
Investigating the fate of a Bebebebeque colony on Mimit, the Enterprise
faces Kzinti invaders (ST:TAS).
Untitled (7/18/82-9/4/82)
w: Sharman DiVono, a: Ron Harris and Thomas Warkentin
Kyoshi Nogura plans a starship regatta to honor his father's birthday, but
pirates abduct the ship entrants.
Untitled (9/5/82-10/30/82)
w: Martin Pasko, a: Padraic Shigetani
Merchant fleets from Delta 330 stage a rivalry to lure the Enterprise into
their grasp.
Untitled (11/1/82-2/12/83)
w: Martin Pasko, a: Padraic Shigetani
Taking medical supplies to the Vanowen Colony, the crew is replaced by
shape-shifters from Manark V.
Untitled (2/14/83-5/7/83)
w: Gerry Conway, a: Padraic Shigetani and Bob Myers
Admiral Yaramoto sends Kirk to end a long-standing war with the Sangdor
Principality.
Goodbye to Spock (5/9/83-7/2/83)
w: Gerry Conway, a: Ernie Colon
Crashing the Copernicus in the Fortenue System, Spock becomes amnesiac and
takes a lover, Dyana.
Untitled (7/4/83-8/13/83)
w: Gerry Conway, a: Dick Kulpa
Contracting a plague on Circe-Six, McCoy grows paranoid and steals a
shuttlecraft to die alone.
The Retirement of Admiral Kirk (8/15/83-10/15/83)
w: Gerry Conway, a: Dick Kulpa
Kirk resigns when assigned to a desk job, but finds privateer work aboard the
Orion not to his liking.
Untitled (10/17/83-12/3/83)
w: Gerry Conway, a: Dick Kulpa
The crew finds an alternate Earth where they are characters in a television
show... called Star Trek.
[Nostalgia World]
Nostalgia World Comics Section - Star Trek: Voyages of the Enterprise
Reprints of LA Times Mirror daily comic strip, magazine format printed on
newsprint, 8.25" x 10.75". Published as a free insert in Nostalgia World,
a tabloid format magazine for collectors of popular media.
The artwork for Nostalgia World issues #23-26 was lost or damaged in a fire
at the printer's place of business. Issues #23 and #24 were reconstructed, but
editors were unable to replace the damaged art for Star Trek #4 and #5. The
LA Times Syndicate no longer had a contract with Paramount and couldn't
supply any more art. Nostalgia World may have ceased publication with issue
#24. Sunday color comic strips aren't included in these reprints.
#1 Thomas Warkentin
Story arcs beginning 12/3/1979 Stardate 7493.9 and 1/14/1980 Stardate 7504.3,
ends 3/8/1980
Distributed with Nostalgia World #20
#2 Thomas Warkentin
Story arcs beginning 3/10/1980 Stardate 7535.1 and 5/5/1980 Stardate 7541.1,
ends 6/28/1980
Distributed with Nostalgia World #21, Feb 1983
#3 Thomas Warkentin
Story arcs beginning 6/30/1980, second story arc unfinished, ends 10/13/1980
Distributed with Nostalgia World #22, Jun 1983
#4 Thomas Warkentin
Not published
#5 Thomas Warkentin
Not published
#6 Ron Harris and Sharman DiVono
Story arc beginning 4/27/1981 Stardate 7692.7, ends 7/21/1981
Distributed with Nostalgia World #24, Feb-Mar 1984
#7 Thomas Warkentin
Story arcs beginning 1/19/1981 Stardate 7988.3, ends 4/25/1981
Distribution method unknown
Subject: Comic Strips (UK)
A number of original Star Trek stories appeared in UK publications.
Detailed information on Star Trek comic strips was researched by Rich
Handley. Most of this information was published in Star Trek
Communicator and is duplicated here with his generous permission.
Subsequently, Shaqui Le Vesconte, a collector of UK Star Trek strips,
provided additional information. Any mistakes generated by the data-meld
I have attempted are entirely my own.
Paramount commissioned ongoing comic strips based on Star Trek from 1969
to 1973, published in Britain by City Magazines in the titles Joe 90:
Top Secret, TV21 and Joe 90, Valiant and TV21, and TV Comic. The artwork
on these British strips was provided by such talents as Frank Bellamy,
Harry F. Lindfield, Mike Noble, John Stokes, Roland Turner, Jim Baikie,
John Canning, H. Jones, Carlos Pino, and Alan Willow. Writers for most
of the strips remain unknown.
In January 1965, Alan Fennell, in cooperation with British sci-fi
puppeteer Gerry Anderson, began publishing a weekly newspaper for City
Magazines entitled TV21, with strips based on such Anderson projects as
Stingray, Supercar, Fireball XL5, Captain Scarlet and Thunderbirds.
Immensely popular in Britain, the magazine lasted 242 issues until
February 15, 1969, when declining sales brought about numerous changes.
The first was the magazine's title, which became Joe 90: Top Secret,
while another was the contents. Gone were many of the original series,
with non-Anderson stories such as Star Trek and Land of the Giants added
to the lot.
Joe 90 lasted 34 issues before enduring another major change. Renamed
TV21 & Joe 90 to recapture departed fans, the magazine again added and
dropped some of its titles. Star Trek survived the merger and became
the most popular title in the magazine, ironic not only in that few
Anderson stories remained in what began as an Anderson vehicle, but also
because televised Star Trek had been canceled that same year. By issue
34, the "& Joe 90" in the magazine's title was dropped, TV21 having
re-established itself among British readers. However, proving how
easily history repeats itself, TV21 changed yet again after 105 issues,
merging with Valiant in 1971. Valiant and TV21 ran until October 16,
1976, but the Star Trek strip was dropped after 118 issues, coming to a
final rest on December 29, 1973.
In addition to the weekly magazines, additional original material
appeared in the 1969 Joe 90 hardcover annual, the Valiant 1972 Summer
Special, the 1971-1973 TV21 Hardcover Annuals and the 1978-1978 TV Comic
Hardcover Annuals. An original Frank Bellamy Star Trek strip also
appeared in the June 27, 1970 edition of the magazine Radio Times. All
told, nearly five years of weekly Star Trek strips were published during
the British run. Bellamy and Alan Willow produced covers for the series,
which alternated between Star Trek and other titles until such painted
illustrations were dropped as of issue 42 to allow an increase from two
to three pages of Star Trek material per issue. Though sometimes
inaccurate in terms of technical details, much of the artwork created
for the series was very well-rendered.
Trek Magazine, a fanzine published in the 1970s by Walter Irwin and G.B.
Love, reprinted a few of the Valiant strips, but the vast majority of
this material has never been reprinted in the United States. The
complete series of Star Trek strips published in 258 issues, annuals and
magazines amounts to nearly 600 pages of material including all Star
Trek-related covers. It's unlikely that these strips will ever be
reprinted.
[Century 21 / Polystyle Publications]
Star Trek, Weekly Comic Strips
Joe 90: Top Secret (beginning 19 Jan 1969, w: Angus Allen and various,
a: Harry Lindfield for many issues)
#1-6 Belligerent robots enslave the Enterprise crew until Kirk destroys
their main power source
#7-10 Spores on Crucial-3 force the crew to exile Kirk and McCoy on the
dying world of Vultra.
#11-14 Investigating strange disappearances on Angoma, Kirk is teleported
to a zoo run by giant mantises.
#15-18 To end a war between Hytar and Nuofo, Kirk convinces both sides to
unite against a common enemy.
#19-22 While helping planet Stai escape the warlike Galactic Union, Kirk
is subjected to a "brain-scrambler".
#23-30 The Balants possess Kirk's mind and make him attack Spock, but the
Kalins help him defeat them.
#31-34 When Agonite criminals fool Kirk into freeing them, he realizes his
error and re-captures them.
TV21 and Joe 90 (1969-1971, w: various, a: Harry Lindfield and various)
Note: TV21 and Joe 90 became TV21 with issue #37.
#1-6 The ghostly Zonds lie to Kirk to enlist his aid in stealing the planet
Vartax from its rightful inhabitants.
#7-11 The Enterprise becomes trapped beneath the surface of a watery planet
in the Sigma Draconis Group.
#12-17 Investigating a derelict ship, Kirk and Spock are whisked away to a
war between Eldor and Norus.
#18-23 Klingons lure the Enterprise to Seggor to deliver an ultimatum to
Earth -- surrender or be destroyed!
#24-31 A Romulan posing as Ambassador Courtenay Marshall leads the Enterprise
to a trap on Tondus.
#32-38 When the Dorado crew mutinees, Spock must mind-meld with his cousin
Horek to quell the unrest. (a: Mike Noble)
#39-44 Kirk and Spock are captured by Palnak the Collector, who has a vast
museum 1,000 years in the future.
#45-51 The Enterprise tests robots designed to replace the crew, but Varkan
sabotage makes them run amok.
#52-57 Tracking a lost survey ship to Tekkor, Kirk mistakes the natives'
intentions and nearly sparks a war.
#58-64 Insurgents on Dak-Alpha take over the planet, turning Kirk and company
into mindless zombies.
#65-73 Seriously wounded in a meteorite storm, Kirk is replaced by the insane
Captain Eustace Hensham.
#74-77 Enterprise's officers are forced to fight in a Roman arena by an
hypnotic robot posing as Caesar.
#78-81 Radiation from Santar's twin suns sends Kirk and Spock back in time,
to battle frog-like aliens.
#82-90 An Enterprise crewman, fearful of gangsters after witnessing a murder,
flees to Romulan space.
#91-94 While fixing a robot ship on Nova-Thirteen, Kirk is caught by
primitives with cyclopean "watchdogs".
#95-100 McCoy brings an injured crewman to Certax for medical care, but penal
colony inmates take the ship.
#101-105 The Enterprise is propelled 800 years in the past to planet
Zeltok, mere weeks before it will explode.
Valiant and TV21 (1971-1973, w: various, a: John Stokes for most issues,
published without issue numbers)
#1-2 Investigating the disappearance of a survey ship, the Enterprise
landing party finds something terrible and sinister happening to them.
#3-11 Ordered to make for the planet Lothor to negotiate a defense
alliance against the Klingon Empire, Captain Kirk and the Enterprise are
unaware that, through their mechano-hypnotiser, Klingons are in complete
control of the Lothorian President. Soon the Federation will reel under
the most staggering blow the Klingon Empire has ever delivered.
#12-17 While Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock explore the planet Graktan, the
Graktan defenses mistake the Enterprise for a hostile craft, leaving the
mighty spaceship helpless and drifting into the gravitational pull of the
system's sun.
#18-22 Damaged in a meteorite storm, the Enterprise puts down on a moon
for repairs. As maintenance teams get to work, Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock
investigate the planet and find themselves smack in the middle of a missile
testing zone.
#23-33 Approaching the far distant Beton system, the space explorers
enter the territory of the "Collector." He means to capture the
Enterprise and add it to his vast museum of transport.
#34-42 Kirk and crew are about to get the shock of their lives after
landing on Kwettir, a planet of giants.
#43-47 The minds of Janvarian criminals are enclosed in a metal cylinder
and sent off into space. But the cylinder contacts the Enterprise, and
the collective minds trick Captain Kirk into taking them back to Janvar.
#48-56 Kirk is instructed to make new allies for the Federation against
the Romulan Empire with a system of planets known as the Perithees.
#57-63 Using a bio-scientific technique, Klingons project the disembodied
will of a Cereonian assassin onto the Enterprise, programmed to destroy
the ship.
#64-73 Captain Kirk receives special permission from the planet Zentar
to pass through a forbidden area of space known as "The Void of Storms."
But, the Enterprise is carrying a stowaway, a renegade scientist trying
to reach his army of robots to launch an invasion of Zentar.
#74-90 In a war between the Klingon-controlled planet Morkol and
neighboring Thark. Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock, disguised at Klingons,
beam down to Morkol to rescue the kidnapped son of the Tharkian leader.
#91-106 In a conflict between the planet Sklurr and her Romulan-controlled
neighbor Karr, Captain Kirk and the ruler of Sklurr are captured by
Romulans and destined to amuse the mob by facing the perils of the arena.
#107-118 Lured to the hitherto unknown planet Plixes, Captain Kirk and
Mr. Spock are taken prisoner while the planetary leaders Gokron and
Chekra, by means of advanced science, assume their bodies and minds.
Gokron and Chekra then have themselves beamed to a Federation
conference - their mission to destroy every delegate and disrupt the
whole Federation.
Annuals
These oversize hardcover books (except where noted) contain comics and stories
from a variety of UK and US sources, including Star Trek.
[Century 21 Publications]
Joe 90
1969 Joe 90 Top Secret Comic Annual
pp 38-43 untitled story
In the Alpha Helios system, Enterprise comes to the aid of an alien ship
from the planet Zargot. The race is facing extinction from a plague and the
only cure can be found in herbs from neighboring planet Coltac. The landing
party faces horror from giant reptiles before finding the herbs and
restoring the Zargotians to health.
(w: unknown, a: Roland Turner)
[BBC Worldwide]
Radio Times
25 Jun 1970 (for week of 27 Jun - 3 Jul 1970), 10"x12.25", newsprint
Contains an article about Gene Roddenberry and Star Trek, a full-page
pinup of Kirk, and a one page color strip with an untitled story, pp 48-52.
Kirk wonders aloud who on the ship looks like Satan.
(w: unknown, a: Frank Bellamy)
[City Magazines]
1971 TV21 Annual 1971
pp 4-9 Captives in space
Prejudices hamper first contact between Enterprise personnel and a
felinoid species on Skur.
(w: unknown, a: unknown)
pp 48-52 Gateway to the future
Prose story with artwork. Kirk investigates lifesigns on a dying planet.
An old man greets the landing party and introduces himself as the
Guradian of the Future. Kirk and Spock step through a gateway into a
future Los Angeles overrun by militant hippies and discover that
Earth has been invaded by Nobians. By changing the future, they can
change it for their children.
(w: unknown, a: unknown)
pp 86-93 Planet of rejects
Thax exiles commandeer the Enterprise and force Kirk to help restore
their freedom.
(w: unknown, a: unknown)
ISBN 0-7235-0093-2
[World Distributors]
1971 TV21 Annual 1972
pp 4-7 untitled story
Kirk agrees to protect Korak from Zodian invaders, but finds that the
Zodians are the true victims. Published by World International?
(w: unknown, a: unknown)
ISBN 0-7235-0131-9
[IPC Magazines]
1972 TV21 Annual 1973
pp 3-9 Planet of the dead
An expedition to Selkye turns deadly when the lovable "beavos" cause
the landing party to fall ill.
(w: Jack Sutter, a: Jim Baikie)
pp 89-95 What is this thing called Spock?
On Taragon, a misunderstood alien invades Spock's mind to stop a mining
colony from hurting it.
(w: Jack Sutter, a: Jim Baikie)
ISBN 0-850370-43-4
1972 Valiant and TV21 Summer Special
pp 18-23 Star Trek (untitled story)
A diplomatic mission to the planet Farnia is interrupted by a Klingon
attack. Kirk and Spock of the "Space Federation" devise a plan to destroy
the Klingon ray-ship and prevent Farnia from being claimed for the Empire.
8.5" x 11" magazine, b&w
(w: unknown, a: John Stokes)
[Polystyle Publications]
1978 Mighty TV Comic Annual
pp 12-16 The gods have come
On the edge of Galaxy 517, the Enterprise picks up strange signals from
planet Alpha 332. Investigating, Kirk and Spock find a peaceful race called
the Parracas whose leader Maracu tells of an impending battle with the hostile
Turracas. The races live either side of a volcano that is set to erupt so
Kirk tells Maracu to lead her people away to safety while he and Spock try
to warn the Turracas. The warrior priest Turr does not believe them and tries
to sacrifice Kirk and Spock to the volcano god but they are able to transport
out as it erupts, wiping out the warlike race.
(w: unknown, a: John Canning)
ISBN 85096-080-0
1978 TV Comic Annual 1979
pp 49-53 untitled story
Enterprise arrives in Andrius and Kirk accepts an invitation from the
governor to visit. A Vornerian ship attacks the Enterprise, disabling
helm and communications while the landing party is captured. Kirk and
his crew escape their captors while the Andrians help restore power
to the Enterprise.
(w: unknown, a: John Canning)
ISBN 0-85086-084-3
[G.B. Love and Walter Irwin]
Trek Magazine #1-19 (reprints issues of Valiant and TV21)
Subject: Star Trek reprints (US)
[View-Master?]
Viewmaster reel adapts Gold Key #1, date and part number unknown
[Whitman/Western Publishing]
Dan Curtis Giveaways
(1974-1975, set of 9 comics, 3" x 6")
02 reprints Gold Key 14
06 reprints Gold Key 13
Dynabrite Comics
(1978-1979, 10" x 7 1/8", cardboard covers)
11357 reprints Gold Key 33, 41
11358 1978 reprints Gold Key 34, 36
[SoMuchFun! Inc.]
Classic Star Trek, reprints DC 6 (1st series), packaged with two
Archie comics at KB Toys.
=------------------------------
Subject: Star Trek reprints (UK)
Star Trek Annuals
Oversize hardcover with comics, puzzles, and photos
Note: Copyright date of UK annuals is usually the year before
the cover date. Some annuals don't have a cover date.
[World Distributors]
1969 Star Trek Annual
Reprints Gold Key 1, 2, 3 (aliens, inset Kirk and Spock cover)
1970 Star Trek Annual
Reprints Gold Key 4, 5, 6 (Kirk with phaser rifle, Spock with pistol cover)
ISBN 0-7235-0083-5
1971 Star Trek Annual 1972
Reprints Gold Key 7, 8, 9
ISBN 0-7235-0109-2
1972 Star Trek Annual 1973
Reprints Gold Key 11, 12, 13
ISBN 0-7235-0166-1
1973 Star Trek Annual 1974
Reprints Gold Key 14, 15, 16
ISBN 0-7235-0213-7
1974 Star Trek Annual 1975
Reprints Gold Key 17, 21, 24
ISBN 0-7235-0255-2
1975 Star Trek Annual 1976
Reprints Gold Key 27, 30
ISBN 0-7235-0325-7
1976 Star Trek Annual 1977
Reprints Gold Key 10, 34
ISBN 0-7235-0361-3
1977 Star Trek Annual 1978
Reprints Gold Key 38, 39
ISBN 0-7235-0419-9
1978 Star Trek Annual 1979
Reprints Gold Key 36, 40
ISBN 0-7235-6506-6
1978 Star Trek
Reprints Gold Key 54, 55, 56 (Spock cover)
ISBN 0-7235-6551-1
1985 Star Trek Annual 1986
Reprints Gold Key 27, 40
ISBN 0-7235-6765-4
[Stafford Pemberton]
1982 Star Trek Annual 1983
Reprints Gold Key 59, 61 (ST II: TWOK cover)
ISBN 0-86030-350-0
[PBS Publishing]
1971 Star Trek Television Picture Story Book
Reprints Gold Key 1, 10
oversize hardcover
1973 Star Trek Picture Book
Cover states: Total Special Edition, Not to be resold
Reprints Gold Key 6; issued as a premium gift at Total gas stations
in the UK, oversize trade paperback
[World Distributors]
1972 Star Trek Comic Album
Reprints Gold Key 2, 3 in b&w
ISBN 0-7235-1915-3 trade pb
1974 Star Trek Comic Album
Reprints Gold Key 7, 8, 9 in b&w
ISBN 0-7235-1923-4 trade pb
1979 another comic album?
[Polystyle Publications]
1975 Star Trek Winter Special
Reprints Gold Key 2 and 3 in b&w, magazine format
Cover art of the Enterprise by John Canning?
02 1976 Star Trek Mighty Midget Comic
16-page 8 1/4" x 11 1/4" comic distributed as a free insert with
Mighty TV Comic #1293, 25 Sep 1976. Contains an abridged b&w version
of Gold Key 26, b&w photo of Kirk inside back cover. Described in
the indicia as New Mighty TV Comic No. 2 Mighty Midget Star Trek.
1976-77 Mighty TV Comic
UK weekly newspaper tabloid of comic strips and serialized b&w reprints
of Gold Key comics. Begins with a reprint of Gold Key 1 in issue #1292
18 Sep 1976 (or issue #1291?) and continues thru issue #1352 12 Nov 1977
before a name change. Star Trek comics continue thru issue #1381 into 1978.
Details of Gold Key reprints unknown.
[IPC Magazines]
1977 Star Trek Special
Contains "Murder on the Enterprise" and "The immortal", b&w reprints of
Gold Key 48 and 47 respectively, poster of crew in center,
44 pages, 8 1/2" x 11" magazine format.
[Marvel/Grandreams]
1980 Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Reprints Marvel Comics Super Special 15 with articles and photos
ISBN 0-86227-000-6 oversize hardcover
[Marvel Comics Ltd.]
1982 Star Trek Winter Special
Reprints Marvel 4 and 5 in b&w, magazine format
Painted cover of Khan, Kirk and Spock by J.B. Higgins?
1982 Star Trek Summer Special
Reprints Marvel 11 and 12 in b&w, magazine format
Future Tense
Weekly science fiction comic featured serialized b&w reprints of
Marvel Star Trek comics. Published 1979-1980.
6-12 Marvel #1-3 issues #6-7 have a color Star Trek cover
13-17 Marvel #4-5
18-22 Marvel #6
23-26 Marvel #8
27-30 Marvel #9
31-33 Marvel #10
36-41 ?
[Trident Comics Ltd.]
Star Trek Monthly Comic
8 1/4" x 11 3/4" magazine with serialized color reprints of
DC Star Trek comics, ISSN 0961-4095. Published beginning
early 1992 for an unknown number of issues.
01 Mar 1992 DC 1st series #9-16 part 1, #5 part 1, Annual #2 part 1
02 Apr 1992 DC 1st series #9-16 part 2, #5 part 2, Annual #2 part 2
03 May 1992 DC 1st series #9-16 part 3, #24-25 part 1, Annual #2 part 3
04 Jun 1992 DC 1st series #9-16 part 4, #24-25 part 2, Annual #2 part 4
05 Jul 1992 DC 1st series #9-16 part 5, #24-25 part 3,
DC 2nd series #10-12 part 1
06 Aug 1992 DC 1st series #9-16 part 6,
DC 2nd series #10-12 part 2, Annual #2 part 1
07 Sep 1992 DC 1st series #9-16 part 7,
DC 2nd series #10-12 part 3, Annual #2 part 2
08 Nov 1992 DC 1st series #9-16 part 8,
DC 2nd series #10-12 part 4, Annual #2 part 3
[Publisher?]
Star Trek
Official UK monthly magazine with reprints of DC ST:TNG
comics in issues 1-20? Published beginning Mar 1995. The first
few issues reprint the DC/Malibu ST:TNG/ST:DS9 crossover.
Trade paperback reprints of DC comics and graphic novels.
[Titan Books]
1991 The best of Star Trek
Sep 1992 The Modala imperative
ISBN 1852864575, 208 pp
Nov 1992 Debt of Honour
ISBN 1852864516, 96 pp
Aug 1993 Who killed Captain Kirk?
ISBN 1852864931, 208 pp
There may be other editions from Boxtree Books and Softback
Preview Club.
Sep 1994 Tests of courage
ISBN 1852865725, 160 pp
Dec 1995 Revisitations
ISBN 1852866845, 176 pp
Trade paperback reprints of DC/Wildstorm comics.
[Titan Books]
Jun 2001 Star Trek: The collection
ISBN 1-840-23222-6, 191 pp, trade paperback
US title: Other Realities
Subject: Star Trek: The Next Generation reprints (UK)
[Marvel Comics]
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Reprints first DC TNG mini-series, DC TNG regular series and Starlog articles,
24 issues published thru 1991
ISSN 0961-0693 magazine
01 11/17/90 DC mini-series #1 part 1, with free Starfleet patch
02 12/01/90 DC mini-series #1 part 2
03 12/15/90 DC mini-series #2, with free poster
04 12/29/90 DC mini-series #3
05 01/19/91 DC mini-series #4
06 02/02/91 DC mini-series #5
07 02/16/91 DC mini-series #6
08 03/02/91 DC #1 part 1
09 03/16/91 DC #1 part 2
10 03/30/91 DC #2 part 1
1992 Star Trek: The Next Generation Annual
Reprints DC ST:TNG #13 and Starlog articles: blueprints and
Borg, Romulan, and Klingon profiles.
ISBN 1-854000-253-8 oversize hardcover
[Phoenix Press Ltd]
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Fortnightly 8 1/4" x 12" magazine with serialized color reprints
of DC ST:TNG comics. ISSN 0967-9030. Published beginning late 1992
for an unknown number of issues.
01 11/20/92 DC Annual #3 part 1, DC Modala Imperative mini-series part 1
02 12/04/92 DC Annual #3 part 2, DC mini-series #1 part 1
DC Modala Imperative mini-series part 2
Indicia date is 11/25/92
Trade paperback reprints of DC comics and graphic novels.
[Titan Books]
Jul 1995 Beginnings
ISBN 1852866438, 160 pp
Mar 1993 The Star Lost
ISBN 1852864826, 144 pp
Mar 1994 The best of ST:TNG
ISBN 1852865261, 140 pp
Nov 2001 Enemy Unseen
ISBN 1840233052, 224 pp
Reprints of DC/Wildstorm comics and graphic novels.
[Titan Books]
Feb 2001 The Gorn crisis
ISBN 1840232617, 95 pp, hardcover
Nov 2001 Forgiveness
ISBN 184023329X, 96 pp, hardcover
Jan 2002 The Gorn crisis
ISBN 1840232951, trade paperback
Jan 2003 Forgiveness
ISBN 1840234210, 96 pp, trade paperback
Subject: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine reprints (UK)
Trade paperback reprints of Malibu comics.
[Boxtree Books]
Jun 1994 Emancipation
ISBN 0752209280, 96 pp
Jul 1994 Emancipation and beyond
ISBN 0752209337, 96 pp
Mar 1995 Requiem
ISBN 0752208888, 96 pp
May 1995 Hearts and mind
ISBN 0752208985, 105 pp
Jan 1996 Dax's comet
ISBN 0752201344, 80 pp
Mar 1996 The Maquis
ISBN 0752202456, 82 pp
Mar 1996 Shanghaied
ISBN 0752202553, 96 pp
Jun 1996 Lightstorm/Terok Nor
ISBN 0752203126, 82 pp
Subject: Star Trek: Voyager reprints (UK)
Trade paperback reprints of DC/Wildstorm comics.
[Titan Books]
Mar 2002 Encounters with the unknown
ISBN 1840233206, 206 pp
Subject: Audio-Visual reprints
[Peter Pan Records] (7" 45-rpm record and 20-page comic book)
PR-25 1979 Passage to Moauv
(photo cover, reprint)
PR-26 1979 Crier in emptiness
(photo cover, reprint)
[Peter Pan Records] (12" LP record and 16-page comic book)
BR513 1979 A mirror for futility/The time stealer
(photo cover, reprint, also available in cassette?)
BR522 1979 The crier in emptiness/Passage to Moauv
(photo cover, reprint, also available in cassette?)
Subject: Box Sets
[Marvel Comics]
These box sets were solicited when Marvel began publishing Star Trek
comics under the Paramount Comics imprint, but publication and distribution
have never been confirmed.
Oct 96 Star Trek Box Set I
Contents unknown. ($9.00)
Oct 96 Star Trek Box Set II
Contents unknown. ($7.00)
Jun 97 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Set
Contents unknown. ($4.00)
These box sets actually shipped, possibly in place of the sets listed above.
The box sets are sealed in plastic blister packs like action figures.
1996 Star Trek: Marvel Premiere Editions
Contains Star Trek/X-Men #1, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #1, Star
Trek: Starfleet Academy #1, and a limited edition art print of
a Romulan Borg (from Star trek: Operation Assimilation) drawn by
Hajime Sorayama. ($8.85)
1997 Marvel Comics Studio Selections: Star Trek/X-Men Collector Box Set
Contains Star Trek/X-Men #1, Star Trek: Unlimited #1, and one pack of
Star Trek: Reflections of the Future Phase One trading cards, eight cards
per pack. ($9.00)
1997 Marvel Comics Studio Selections: Star Trek Collector Box Set
Contains Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #1, Star Trek: Voyager #1, Star
Trek: Starfleet Academy #1, and one pack of Star Trek: Reflections of
the Future Phase One trading cards, eight cards per pack. ($7.00)
Subject: Parody Comics
[Acne]
1992 Acne Christmas Bumper Special
Contains one-page comic strip "Starwrek: Claus encounters"
by K. Evans?
[American Philatelic Society & Custom Comic Services]
1995 Stamp Trek
Written by Scott Deschaine and Mike Benton, art by Pete Hoffman.
[Antarctic Press]
01 Nov 86 Extremely Silly Comics Vol.2
single ST special
1991 Star Trekker
Collection of stories originally published in Japanese fanzines.
Trade pb, translated from Japanese, b&w
(Atelier Lana)
01 Jul 92 Ninja High School 3-D
Contains "Ninja Trek" by Ted Nomura, pp. 1-8, b&w
01 Nov 92 Star Trekker II
"The naked time-and-a-half" Distribution of Lana's comics in the US
was stopped due to pressure from Paramount. b&w
(Atelier Lana)
02 Dec 92 Star Trekker II
"Well, of course she's an idol singer" and "Meet the crew of the
Constellation 2". b&w
(Atelier Lana)
05 1993 Ninja High School Yearbook
Contains "Ninja Paradox or Ninja Trek II: The Wrath of Parodies
(whatever...)" by Ted Nomura, pp. 43-49, b&w
09 Oct 97 Ninja High School Yearbook
Star Rek TOS cover.
[A+ Comics]
06 1991 Herbie
Herbie in space. Star Trek cover by David and Dan Day.
[Avalon Communications]
Spaced Out Herbie
01 date? reprint?
Star Trek cover of Herbie as a Vulcan.
(Shane O'Shea; Ogden Whitney)
[BLT Studios]
01 Oct 94 Capital Capers Presents
"Socialism Trek: The search for health care". Tales of the USS
Free Enterprise commanded by Capt. Clinton. b&w (this issue is
dated Oct 1994 but was published Oct 1996)
(Dom Loise, Greg Barrington; Barrington; Barrington)
[B-Movie Comics]
Vault of Doomnation
01 1986 "Something evil"
Kirk and Spock appear in this brief tale of television horror by
Scott Barker, b&w
[Caliber Press]
01 1989 Fugitive
Parodies several television shows, including Star Trek: Where No
Madman Has Gone Before.
(Charles Marshall)
[Claypool Comics]
14 Oct 95 Soulsearchers & Co.
"To boldly search ...", Star Trek: Voyager/X-Files parody
(Peter David, Richard Howell; John Heebink, Jim Mooney; Amanda
Conner, Bruce Patterson)
[Dark Horse Comics]
Dark Horse Extra
34 Apr 2001 The Lone Gunmen - Generations
Frohicke and Langley debate the merits of Kirk and Picard, while
Byers has his own opinion about the most efficient Star Trek
crew member. Comic strip.
(Paul Lee; Lee)
[Dimension Graphics]
01 Jul 86 ElfTrek (Elfquest and Star Trek parody)
02 Oct 86 ElfTrek II: The hassle with troublets
[First Publishing]
63 Feb 91 Dreadstar (leads in to Dreadstar 64)
64 Mar 91 Dreadstar: Franchise & Empire (Star Trek parody)
(Peter David)
[Good Old Grandma's Comics]
1976 Trekkie Toons
Contains "To save a dying race!". magazine format with cardboard covers
(Don Regelin; Terry Lanham, Vince Ritchie;)
[Goota Man Productions]
07 1996 3-D Pete's Big Orbit Comics
"Star Drek: The softball game". b&w mini-comic
(Mike Fisher)
[Heritage]
1976 Who was that monolith I saw you with?
Collection of cartoons featuring the Enterprise by Michael Goodwin.
ISBN 0930068017, b&w, 5 1/4" x 8 1/4", paperback bound with staples
on the fold.
1977 My stars!
Another collection by Goodwin?
[Imagi-Mation Graphics]
02 Mar 90 Dr. Whom Meets Star Wreck
Color computer-generated graphics featuring the TOS and TNG crews
along with Dr. Who. Story by Bryan Laine and Michael Friedman. Art by
Michael Friedman and Baldric the Computer.
[Intergalactic Press]
1991 Son of monolith
Another collection of cartoons by Michael Goodwin. ISBN 0962943215,
b&w, 5 1/4" x 8 1/4", paperback bound with staples on the fold.
[Kenzer and Co.]
Spacehack
01 Oct 2002 Heinous acts of hoopla
02 Nov 2002 Mission into unspecific doom
03 Dec 2002 The face of vileness
Parody of Star Trek and Star Wars. Created by Blackburn, Jelke, Johansson,
Kenzer, and Curtis. Story and art by Doug Curtis.
[London Editions Magazines, UK]
01 1991 Count Duckula
Contains a ST:TNG parody.
[Marvel Comics]
42 Jun 91 ALF (contains Star Schlep)
43 Jul 91 ALF (contains Star Schlep: TNG)
46 Oct 91 ALF (ST cover)
02 Jul 91 Damage Control (3rd series, ST references)
08 1 Jan 1989 The Marvel Bumper Comic
Enterprise cover, USS Underpains. UK color comic, magazine format
18 May 92 What the..?! (contains a parody, Star Trash)
[Mayfair Publications]
Quasimodo's Monster Magazine
Vol 2 No 7 April 1976 Star Wreck
Adventures of the starship No Surprise. pp 50-57, b&w
(Joe Kiernan; Tony Tallarico)
Vol 2 No 8 May 1976 Star Wrecked vs Spaced Out 1999 1/2
The crew of the No Surprise meets the residents of Moonface Alfalfa,
pp 58-65, b&w
(Flash Kiernan; Buck Tallarico)
[New Internationalists Publications]
The New Internationalist
218 Apr 1991 Starve Trek
Written and drawn by P.J. Polyp, pp. 3-26, b&w, magazine format,
color cover by Polyp features Kirk, a Buddha-like Spock and the
Enterprise. Explores "the inappropriate and self-serving nature
of much Western aid to the third world" among other things.
[Now Comics]
Married With Children: 2099
01 Jun 93 Recognizing authority, 1
02 Jul 93 Rebellion on Moonbase Three, 2
03 Aug 93 Demanding your civil rights, 3
Parody that features the Bundy family as characters in assorted
science fiction settings, including Star Trek
[Parody Press]
01 Jan 93 Dork House Comics (ST cover)
Contains a Terminator/TNG parody
1A Feb 93 Trek teens (Spark cover)
1B Feb 93 Trek teens (Trek gang cover)
Star Trek characters as Federation Senior High teenagers
1A Mar 93 Star Blecch: The degeneration
1B Mar 93 Star Blecch: Deep Space Diner
Parody with both TNG and DSN characters
01 1994 Hellspock
Story and art by Bill Maus. Parody of Jae Lee's Hellshock from
Image Comics. pp 1-13. Multi-colored foil-stamped cover, b&w.
01 Jan 95 Star Blecch: Generation Gap
Reprints of past Parody Press Star Trek parodies and a new, Star
Trek: Generations parody. Cover by Bill Maus.
[Shanda Fantasy Arts]
01 Apr 2003 SFA Spotlight: Star Quack
The adventures of the USS Enterfowl with new takes on familiar episodes.
"None are so [duck] blind..."
"Where no duck has waddled before!"
"Polarization"
"Balance of error"
Same cover as the online comic. Available in color as an e-comic in PDF
format (see part 9 online comics section).
by Mike Jones Jr. 48pp, b&w
[Spoof Comics]
01 Jul 92 Soul Trek (Soul Train and Star Trek parody)
02 Aug 92 Soul Trek
[Star Trek International Convention]
Star Trek International Convention programs contain b&w comic strips.
1973 Star Truckin: Where no beaver has gone before
(Matt Howarth, D.M. Kister; Tony Sciarra)
1974 Star Truckin: The trouble with beavers
Art by Howarth and Sciarra
1975 Star Truckin: The beaver of Oz
Story by Matt Howarth?
[Tower Comics]
22 Mar 69 Tippy Teen
Contains an article on Mr. Spock with artwork.
[Warp Graphics]
08 Aug 93 Elf Quest: New Blood
Contains "Invasion Infestation" and a character named "Nimoy
Squirt", half Vulcan, half pink Smurf.
[Wawiernia-Hill]
1974/1993 Starch Trek: The Next Germination
TNG parody of Cap'n Potato Head and his crew, b&w
[Wildstorm Productions]
Gen^13 / Monkeyman and O'Brien
Ann O'Brien, Freefall, Grunge, and Rainmaker find themselves in
a mirror universe, while their evil counterparts are back home.
Uncredited homage to TOS episode "Mirror, Mirror" down to scenes
and dialogue. Two-issue series with variant covers and two limited
edition variant covers.
(Arthur Adams; Adams, Sandra Hope)
01 Jun 98 Gen^13/Monkeyman and O'Brien cover
01 Jun 98 Mirror universe, Gen^13/Monkeyman and O'Brien cover
01 Jun 98 Dynamic Forces variant, Caitlin Fairchild and Ann O'Brien cover
01 Jun 98 Chromium cover variant
02 Aug 98 Monkey Man and O'Brien cover
02 Aug 98 Mirror universe, Caitlin Fairchild and Ann O'Brien cover
Subject: Biographical Comics
[Celebrity Comics]
01 Feb 92 Patrick Stewart vs. William Shatner
01 Mar 92 Episode Guide (TOS 1-40)
02 Apr 92 Episode Guide (TOS 41-79)
01 Jul 92 William Shatner: The unauthorized biography
01 Aug 92 Patrick Stewart: The unauthorized biography
01 Aug 92 Leonard Nimoy: The unauthorized biography
01 Aug 92 Jonathan Frakes: The unauthorized biography
01 Sep 92 Brent Spiner: The unauthorized biography
01 Sep 92 DeForest Kelley: The unauthorized biography
[Personality Comics]
The Original Crew
01 Jun 91 William Shatner
01 Ltd. Ed., signed and numbered by artist
01 Uncut press sheets
02 Sep 91 Leonard Nimoy
02 Ltd. Ed., signed and numbered by artist
03 Oct 91 DeForest Kelley
03 Ltd. Ed., signed and numbered by artist
04 Dec 91 James Doohan
04 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
05 Jan 92 Walter Koenig
05 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
06 Feb 92 George Takei
06 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
07 Mar 92 Nichelle Nichols
07 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
08 Apr 92 Majel Barrett
08 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
09 Jul 92 Mark Lenard
09 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
10 Aug 92 Grace Lee Whitney
10 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
11 Sep 92 Bruce Hyde
11 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
12 Oct 92 Ricardo Montalban
12 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
01 Nov 92 The original crew annual
01 Dlx. Ed., with four serially-numbered trading cards
01 Jun 93 Original Crew Special, Gene Roddenberry: Visionary
unauthorized biography
01 Jul 93 Original Crew Special, Gene Roddenberry: Visionary
Signed, limited edition
The New Crew
01 Jul 91 Patrick Stewart
01 Ltd. Ed., signed and numbered by artist
01 Dlx. Ltd. Ed., with new cover and bound in trading cards
01 Uncut press sheets
02 Sep 91 Jonathan Frakes
02 Ltd. Ed., signed and numbered by artist
03 Nov 91 Brent Spiner
03 Ltd. Ed., signed and numbered by artist
04 Jan 92 LeVar Burton
04 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
05 Feb 92 Denise Crosby
05 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
06 Mar 92 Michael Dorn
06 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
07 Apr 92 Marina Sirtis
07 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
08 Jul 92 Gates MacFadden
08 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
09 Aug 92 Whoopi Goldberg
09 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
10 Sep 92 Colm Meaney
10 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
11 Oct 92 Wil Wheaton
11 Ltd. Ed., with bound in trading cards
01 Dec 92 The New Crew Annual
01 Dlx. Ed., with prism border card and regular card
The Next Crew
01 Jul 93 Next Crew Special (intro to the stars of DS9)
New Releases
Feb 1992 Promotional comic advertising New Crew #5, Original Crew #6,
and Kirk vs Picard #1. Kirk/Picard cover art by Toni Taylor.
[Pop Entertainment]
01 1995 TekTrek: The William Shatner Story
bio-comic, b&w, also available signed by the artist, or with a
gold foil logo
(Mike Buckley; Alexander Jubran; Matt Clark, Matt Brandage)
[Revolutionary Comics]
03 May 92 Contemporary Bio-Graphics: Gene Roddenberry
Subject: Actors' Comics
These comics are marketed with a Star Trek actor or creator's name.
Some may be written by a Star Trek actor.
[Big Entertainment, formerly Tekno-Comix]
Leonard Nimoy's Primortals
Based on a concept created by Leonard Nimoy and Isaac Asimov.
01 Mar 95 Escape to Earth
Contains an interview with Nimoy.
(Kate Worley, Lawrence Watt-Evans; Scot Eaton, Mike Barreiro;)
02 Apr 95 Someone is out there
(Lawrence Watt-Evans; Scot Eaton, Mike Barreiro; Eaton)
03 May 95 The approaching storm
(Christopher Mills; Ron Randall, Mike Barreiro; Brian Murray)
04 Jun 95
Flip cover. Also available in a limited variant edition with
three trading cards.
(;;Brian Murray)
05 Jul 95
(Christopher Mills; M.D. Bright, Mike Barreiro, Ron Randall;
Hoang Nguyen)
06 Aug 95
(Christopher Mills;Art Nichols, Damon Willis, Scot Eaton, Mike
Barreiro; Nichols)
07 Sep 95
(Christopher Mills; Scot Eaton, Mike Barreiro; Brian Murray)
08 Oct 95 Armed response
(Christopher Mills; Scot Eaton, Mike Barreiro; Ron Randall)
09 Nov 95 Alien attacked by terrorists
(Christopher Mills; Kirk Manley, Mike Barreiro; Ron Randall)
10 Dec 95 Official denial
(Christopher Mills; Scot Eaton, Mike Barreiro; Brian Murray)
11 Dec 95 Illegal aliens
(Christopher Mills; Kirk Manley, Art Nichols; Pat Broderick)
12 Jan 96
(Christopher Mills; Scot Eaton, Mike Barreiro; Eaton, Barreiro)
13 Mar 96 Cross country, Part 1
(James Chambers; Scot Eaton; Mike Barreiro; Art Adams)
14 Apr 96 Cross country, Part 2
(James Chambers; Scot Eaton, Mike Barreiro; Art Adams)
15 May 96 Cross country, Part 3
(James Chambers; Scot Eaton, Mike Barreiro; Walter Simonson)
00 Jun 96 Cross country: World in flames
(James Chambers; Scot Eaton, Mike Barreiro; Walter Simonson)
01 Jul 96 Camera Eye's View
(Doug Wheeler; Art Nichols, Mike Barreiro; Walt Simonson)
02 Aug 96 There Shall Come a Fleet
(Doug Wheeler; Art Nichols, Mike Barreiro; Nichols, Barreiro)
03 Sep 96 Scorched Earth, 1
(Doug Wheeler; Kirk Van Wormer, Art Nichols; Kelley Jones)
04 Oct 96 Prophecy Fever, 2
(Doug Wheeler; Kirk Van Wormer, Art Nichols; Van Wormer, Nichols)
05 Nov 96 Prophecy's end, 3
(Doug Wheeler; Kirk Van Wormer, Art Nichols; Van Wormer, Nichols)
06 Nov 96 Prophecy's end, 4
(Doug Wheeler; Kirk Van Wormer, Art Nichols; Van Wormer, Carlos
Garzon)
07 Jan 97 Rites
(Christopher Mills; Pat Broderick; Kirk Van Wormer, Art Nichols)
08 Feb 97 Ashes of the past
(James Chambers; Jose Delbo, Pablo Marcos; Kirk Van Wormer, Art Nichols)
Leonard Nimoy's Primortals: Origins
01 Nov 95
(Nimoy, Chambers; Eaton, Barreiro;)
02 1995
(Leonard Nimoy, James Chambers; Scot Eaton, Mike Barreiro; Art
Adams)
Gene Roddenberry's Lost Universe
Based on a concept created by Gene Roddenberry with
additional character creation and development by Majel
Barrett Roddenberry and story development by D.C. Fontana.
01 Apr 95 O brave new world
Contains interview with Majel Barrett Roddenberry.
(Lawrence Watt-Evans; James Callahan, Aaron McClellan; Bill
Sienkiewicz)
02 May 95 A riddle wrapped in an enigma
Contains interview with D.C. Fontana.
(Lawrence Watt-Evans, Ron Fortier, Mike Harris; Harris, Jim
Callahan, Aaron McClellan, Frank Percy; Bill Sienkiewicz)
03 Jun 95
Flip cover.
(Ron Fortier; Mike Harris, Aaron McClellan, Frank Percy; James
Callahan, Bill Sienkiewicz)
04 Jul 95
Flip cover. Also available in a limited variant edition with a
cover by Bill Sienkiewicz and three trading cards.
(Ron Fortier; Mike Harris, Aaron McClellan; Hoang Nguyen, Jordan
Raskin)
05 Aug 95
Flip cover.
(Ron Fortier; Aaron McClellan,Frank Perry, Tim Tuohy, Rich
Buckler, Rich Buckler, Jr.; Bill Sienkiewicz, Gary Karapisz)
06 Sep 95 Contests
Flip cover.
(Ron Fortier; Mike Harris, Aaron McClellan; Bill Sienkiewicz,
Michael Wieringo)
07 Oct 95 Crash and Burn
(Ron Fortier; Mike Harris, Aaron McClellan; Bill Sienkiewicz)
Gene Roddenberry's Xander in Lost Universe
00 Nov 95 Fire from the sky
(Ron Fortier; Ron Randall, Aaron McClellan; Jae Lee)
01 Dec 95 Survivors
(Ron Fortier; Ron Randall, Aaron McClellan; Jae Lee)
02 Dec 95 The last black ghost
(Ron Fortier; Ron Randall, Aaron McClellan; Jae Lee)
03 Jan 96
(Fortier; Randall, McClellan; Jae Lee)
04 Jan 96
(Fortier; Abrams, Beatty; Jae Lee)
05 Feb 96
(Ron Fortier; Paul Abrams, Terry Beatty; Jae Lee)
06 Mar 96 Mutiny, Part 1
(Ron Fortier; Paul Abrams, Aaron McClellan; Brian Murray)
07 Apr 96 Mutiny, Part 2
(Ron Fortier; Paul Abrams, Aaron McClellan; Ron Randall)
08 May 96 Dark angel descending
Last issue of the series.
(Ron Fortier; Ron Randall; Randall)
The Official Tekno-Comix Handbook
01 1996
Featuring sketches for Leonard Nimoy's Primortals and Gene
Roddenberry's Xander in Lost Universe.
[Big Entertainment/Sierra On-Line]
1996 Leonard Nimoy's Primortals
Interactive comic book and reference guide on CD-ROM for Mac and PC.
Part of Limited Edition Signature Series with concepts by Isaac
Asimov. ISBN 0871774925 (Australian edition)
[Caliber Press]
01 Spring 89 Moontrap
Movie adaptation with production notes, interview with Walter
Koenig who starred in the film.
[DavDez Arts]
The Lost Heroes
Features a variety of SF/Fantasy actors including Walter Koenig in
a continuing series. Painted art.
00 Mar 98
01 Apr 98
02 May 98
03 Jul 98
04 Aug 98
The last page of issue #4 states that the story will be concluded
in the Lost Heroes graphic novels.
05 Cancelled
06 Cancelled
(Rob Prior; Prior;)
Trade paperback collection (has anyone seen this?)
[Grandreams (UK)]
1984 T.J. Hooker Annual
Contains two b&w comic stories of William Shatner's TV series:
"Hijack" and "Masquerade". Oversize hardcover.
[Hero Comics]
V2 09 Aug 88 Eternity Smith: Conflict on campus
Walter Koenig appears as himself, helping Eternity Smith
prevent the theft of a Space Shuttle component.
[Malibu Comics]
The Malibu Sun
24 Apr 93 Preview of Koenig's superhero comic, Raver
Raver
01 Apr 93 Raver
A man who creates a world of evil beings bent on destruction
whenever he gets upset, becomes a superhero, the Raver, to stop
them. Direct Market edition with prism cover.
(Walter Koenig; Dan and David Day)
01 Apr 93 Raver
Newsstand edition. Same as above without prism cover.
02 May 93 Welcome to Gehenna
Raver finds himself on a living, breathing, sentient planet
which he must stop from killing itself.
(Walter Koenig; Dan and David Day; Dan Day)
03 Jun 93 Once upon a time
Raver opposes the ghosts of dictators.
(Walter Koenig; Dan and David Day; Dan and David Day)
[Marvel Comics]
William Shatner's TekWorld
01 Sep 92 Born again, 1
Based on Shatner's novel, TekWar. Set in LA, circa 2120. Jake
Cardigan was framed for dealing an addictive brain stimulant called
Tek. Sentenced to 15 years of suspended animation and mysteriously
released after serving only 4 years, Jake is out for revenge. He begins
his search in LA, where he is hired by the Cosmos Detective Agency. His
first assignment is to locate an anti-Tek device that has been stolen
from a prominent scientist. However, Jake's case becomes
increasingly difficult because he is addicted to Tek.
(Ron Goulart)
02 Oct 92 Across the border, 2
Jake travels to Mexico in search of a scientist who can eliminate Tek
from the world market.
(Ron Goulart)
03 Nov 92 Warbride revisited, 3
(Ron Goulart)
04 Dec 92 Fatal reunion, 4
Jake is reunited with former lover Warbride.
(Ron Goulart)
05 Jan 93 Tek War, 5
Jake faces off against the man behind Tek.
(Ron Goulart)
06 Feb 93 Moonkill, 1
Set between the first two published novels. Jake will go to any
lengths to protect Beth from the TekLords, who want her eliminated
for what she knows about anti-Tek technolgy.
(Ron Goulart)
07 Mar 93 Spacejack, 2
Jake and Gomez attempt to save Beth from the TekLords' killers.
(Ron Goulart)
08 Apr 93 Welcome back, Cardigan
Upon returning to LA, Jake finds that the International Drug Control
Agency may have information that could prove he was framed.
(Ron Goulart)
09 May 93 Prison bound, 1
Jake has 48 hours to clear his name or be sent back to the freezer.
(Ron Goulart)
10 Jun 93 Fugitives, 2
Jake runs out of time in his struggle to clear his name. Only
Gomez and Beth can help Jake prove his innocence.
(Ron Goulart)
11 Jul 93 Disorder at the border, 1
Warbride returns. Jake may have to take her down even though she
holds the answers to all his questions.
(Ron Goulart)
12 Aug 93 Chasing shadows, 2
On the run from Mexican officials, Warbride needs Jake's help.
Jake must cut a deal with unfriendly government agencies.
(Ron Goulart; Lee Sullivan)
13 Sep 93 Bionic duel, 3
Jake struggles to reconcile the sins of his past, along with the
Bride's.
(Ron Goulart; Lee Sullivan;)
14 Oct 93 Attack of the zombies, 1
Begins adaptation of Shatner's novel, TekLords. A cybernetic
plague is spreading across the earth and Jake Cardigan must stop
it.
(Ron Goulart; Rich Suchy, John Stanisci; Lee Sullivan)
15 Nov 93 Plague?, 2
Jake travels to London to stop the TekLords from using their
cybernetic plague to hold corporations and governments hostage.
(Ron Goulart; Rich Suchy, John Stanisci; Lee Sullivan)
16 Dec 93 Back to the freezer, 3
Cardigan must risk everything to quell the cybernetic plague,
including the woman he loves.
(Ron Goulart; Rich Suchy, John Stanisci; Lee Sullivan)
17 Jan 94 Destination Kyoto, 4
Jake and Gomez head for Japan to try and solve the cybernetic
zombie plague. Jake may have to sacrifice his freedom to stop
the deadly assault.
(Ron Goulart; Rich Suchy, John Stanisci; Lee Sullivan)
18 Feb 94 Showdown at the shrine, 5
Conclusion of TekLords adaptation. As the terrible Tek-Zombie
virus ravages Jake's loved ones and the rest of the world,
Cardigan scours Japan in search of the cure for the plague.
(Goulart; Suchy, Stanisci; Lee Sullivan)
19 Mar 94 SIMs of the father, 1
Jake and Gomez hunt for clues to the location of their missing
employer. But instead of finding their boss, they stumble upon a
sentient computer system programmed to override technology
across the globe.
(Evan Skolnick; Lee Sullivan;)
20 Apr 94 Hand of the rising son, 2
The mystery behind the disappearance of Jake's boss begins to
unravel, but only after Jake and his comrades invade a Japanese
corporation via satellite.
(Evan Skolnick; Lee Sullivan; Sullivan)
21 May 94 Who aren't in heaven, 3
Jake, Beth, and Sid find the heuristic supercomputer which
kidnapped their boss, Walt Bascom, and one of them dies trying
to wrest Walt out of the computer's steely grip.
(Evan Skolnick; Lee Sullivan; Sullivan)
22 Jun 94 Fathers and guns, 4
With one major character dead at the hands of the DAN/H3
supercomputer, Jake throws himself into the line of fire to save
the rest of the hostages.
(Evan Skolnick; Lee Sullivan; Sullivan)
23 Jul 94 We'll be right back
Jake helps the host of a high-rated lat-night holovision show
flee California after he decides to break his contract. With
network thugs on their trail to bring the host back or take hime
out, the fun starts as Jake is increasing tempted to kill the
annoying celebrity himself. Contains a pinup photo from the
TekWar TV movie and a message from series creator, William Shatner.
(Evan Skolnick; Lee Sullivan; Sullivan)
24 Aug 94 A matter of innocence
While on vacation in Mexico, Jake runs across an escaping
criminal who is accused of murder and dealing TEK. Guilty or
innocent, Jake's life is on the line. Final issue of series.
Photo cover.
(Evan Skolnick; Lee Sullivan;)
Dec 93 William Shatner's Tekworld
Reprints five-issue TekWar adaptation. Contains an interview
with Shatner and a preview of the TekWorld TV movies. Cover by
Lee Sullivan.
ISBN 0-87135-985-5, trade pb
Subject: Adult Comics
[Brainstorm Comics]
01 Mar 93 Sperm Trek
"Didler in the Dark" (parody of "Devil in the Dark" [TOS])
01 Mar 93 Sperm Trek (trading card edition)
01 Oct 93 Sperm Quest: The next fertilization
"Didler in the Dark" and "Countdown to Spermageddon"
[Comic Zone Productions]
Sex in Sinema
04 Sep 92 Stark Trek, The Moom'm Pitchures
Adult parody of the first five Star Trek films, b&w
(D. D. Beck; Craig Storman; Bill Cucinotta)
[Friendly Comics]
Bambi And Friends (adult TOS parody)
02 Feb 91 In the search for cock
Sex Trek (adult TOS parody)
01 Apr 92 Whore leave
02 May 92 The rash of Khunt
03 Jun 92 The search for Sperm
Sex Trek: To boldly go (adult TOS parody)
01 Jul 92 Sperm to the rescue
02 Aug 92 Pudd's women
03 Sep 92 Memories are made of this
Sex Trek: The next infiltration (adult TNG parody)
01 Jul 92 Dildo's day
02 Aug 92 Joyride
03 Sep 92 Hide and quim
[General Media Communications]
Penthouse Max
03 Spring 97
"Expedition to eternity", an adult tale featuring a selection of
TOS, TNG, DS9, and VOY characters, pp. 56-76.
(Tobey Gilmore; Tom MacAnson)
[Tijuana Publishing]
Lee Carvel's Dirty Comics
12 1976 Parodies of Star Trek, Archie, Sgt. Rock, and others. Archie
cover. Magazine format, b&w. Art by Lee Carvel.
Subject: The Alfred E. Neuman et al Collection
[EC Publications, DC Comics as of 1994]
Mad Magazine
115 Dec 67 Star Blecch
(Dick DeBartolo; Mort Drucker)
186 Oct 76 Keep on Trekin': The MAD "Star Trek" Musical
Kirk/Spock cover
(Frank Jacobs; Mort Drucker;)
209 Sep 79 ?
216 Jul 80 Star Blecch: The (Gacck!) Motion Picture
(Dick DeBartolo; Mort Drucker)
224 Jul 81 ?
236 Jan 83 Star Blecch II: The Wreck of Korn
(Dick DeBartolo; Mort Drucker)
248 Jul 84 Star Trek cover ?
251 Dec 84 Star Blecch III: The Search for Plot
(Arnie Kogen; Mort Drucker)
271 Jun 87 Star Blecch IV: The Voyage Bombs
TOS What me Vulcan cover
(Frank Jacobs; Mort Drucker;)
282 Oct 88 Star Blecch: The Next Degradation
(;Mort Drucker)
321 Sep 93 Star Blecch: Deep Space Swine
DS9 Daimon Alfred cover
(Dick DeBartolo; Mort Drucker;)
339 Sep 95 Star Blecch: Voyeur
(Dick DeBartolo; Angelo Torres)
352 Dec 96 Star Blecch: Worst Contact
(Dick DeBartolo; Paul Coker)
380 Apr 99 Star Blecch: Imperfection
(Mort Drucker; Dick DeBartolo)
420 Aug 2002 Endless-Prize
(Mort Drucker; Desmind Devlin)
Note: Star Trek Nemesis seems to be the only series or film which hasn't
been parodied. Any additional information would be appreciated.
Mad Magazine Super Special
07 1972 Star Blecch
30 Spring 80 ?
64 Fall 88 Star Trek II parody ?
83 Sep 92 Reprints Mad's complete Star Trek saga
TOS cover
Star Blecch
Keep on Trekkin': The MAD "Star Trek" Musical
Star Blecch: The (Gacck!) Motion Picture
Star Blecch II: The Wreck of Korn
Star Blecch III: The Search for Plot
Star Blecch IV: The Voyage Bombs
Star Blecch V: The Farcical Frontier
(Dick DeBartolo; Paul Coker)
Star Blecch VI: The Uninspired Continuation
(Dick DeBartolo; Paul Coker)
Star Blecch: The Next Degradation
Mad Star Trek Spectacular
Holiday 1994 The Star Trek Saga/Generations
Kirk/Picard cover
Also reprints Mad's complete Star Trek saga
(Frank Jacobs; Sergio Aragones; Mort Drucker)
[Little Brown]
Mad about the Sixties
Collection of 1960s material, including Star Blecch.
ISBN 0-316-33418-9 trade pb
Mad about TV
Collection of TV satires, including Star Trek.
trade pb
[Christie's]
Christie's East: The art of Mad (Sale #MAD-7393
18 Dec 1992 auction catalog with Star Trek art reproduced
from #115 and #186
[Sotheby's]
Sotheby's Mad about Mad (Sale #6754)
20 Oct 1995 auction catalog with Star Trek art reproduced
from #282, #271, #251, #177, #216, and #186
[Global Communications]
Cracked
127 Sep 75 ?
169 Jul 80 Star Drek: The moving picture pp 6-13
207 Oct 84 ?
209 Jan 85 Star Drek III: The search for Spook
228 Jul 87 Star Drek IV ?
232 Nov 87 Star Drek: The next de-generation
235 May 88 Star Drek: The next cancellation
Summer 88 Star Drek: The last hurrah ?
272 Jul 92 Star Wrek: The uninspired conclusion
296 Jan 95 Star Wreck: Degenerations (Kirk/Picard cover)
314 Jan 97 Star Drek: First Contract (Picard/Data/Worf cover)
Cracked Collector's Edition
65 Feb 86 Star Drek: The moving picture
103 Jul 95 Star Drek: Voyeur
Beam us up, Scotty
Star Wreck: Deeply Spaced Out Nine
Star Trek Funnies
Star Wreck: The Next Degeneration
Star Drek: The Next Generation
Star Drek V: The Finite Frontier
Star Drek: Voyajerk Game
Kirk/Picard/Sisko/Janeway cover
106 Apr 96 The NCC-1701-D Today (Worf cover)
Cracked Giant Sci-Fi Special
43 Mar 86 Star Yecch 20th anniversary ?
Cracked Digest
03 Apr 87 Star Yecch ?
Cracked Spaced Out
01 Summer 93 Star Wreck: Deeply spaced out nine
Star Wreck: The uninspired conclusion
Sab Trek: We deep-six all the generations
Job Trek
Things that have bumps in the night
Star Wreck: The next degeneration
NCC-1701-D Today
The Cracked 'Spaced Out' list
TNG cover
02 Fall 93 Deep Space 90210
Spaced 0ut amusement park
The sci-fi yellow pages
Didja notice on Star Trek ...?
NCC-1701-D Today
Hurry ups
DS9/Beverly Hills 90210 cover
03 Spring 94 Drink coasters from Quark's bar
A closer look at Star Trek blueprints
NCC-1701-D Today
Spaced out shut-ups
Spaced out Miss Universe pagaent
04 Summer 94 Star Trek Technical Manual: The Lost Pages
Star Trek Fan Pages
Star Trek Convention Profiles
The Trekker King
NCC-1701-D Today
At the Star Trek convention
TNG cover
Cracked Monster Party
43 Spring 99 Star Drek: Imperfection
(Andy Simmons; Bruce Bolinger)
Super Cracked
18 Fall 82 Star Drek: The moving picture (ST:TMP cover)
Cracked Super Special
03 Winter 89 Star Drek: The moving picture
Star Drek: The last hurrah?
Star Drek III: The search for Spook
[Marvel Comics]
Crazy
60 Star Tripe (TOS/Muppets cover)
92 Dec 82 Star Blech II ?
[Marvel Comics UK]
Frantic
02 Apr 90 Star Tripe (TOS/Muppets cover)
(Rico Tallar; Kent Gamble)
[Publisher?]
Sick
Jun 80 Star Trek parody ?
Subject: Star Trek E-Comics
Star Trek e-comics are published online. They can be purchased and
downloaded for your reading pleasure.
Star Quack
http://www.starquack.com/
Star Quack #1: To boldly waddle where no duck has waddled before!
Star Quack #2: Polarization
The adventures of the USS Enterfowl by Mike Jones Jr. Published in full
color in PDF format @ $1.75. Also published in b&w print format.
Endeavor Comics
http://www.endeavorcomics.com/
Stalled Trek #1: Amutt Time
Captain Krok is forced into battle with his Vulcaninian First Officer,
Mr. Spott after Dr. McGruff realizes Mr. Spott has gone into heat.
Stalled Trek #2: City on the Edge of Foreclosure (forthcoming)
Story and full color art by Mark R. Largent. Published in PDF
format @ $1.00. These may no longer be available.
Subject: Star Trek Comics Online
Sev Trek
http://cartoons.sev.com.au/index.php?catid=4
Australian cartoonist John Cook's online comic strips spoofing Star Trek.
Farside-style Star Trek cartoon by Curt Danhauser
http://www1.ridgecrest.ca.us/~curtdan/TREK/TAS.cgi?FILE=Larson
Red-shirt enthusiasts will find this cartoon amusing.
The Final Leap
http://www.angelfire.com/space/gelfling/rants/finalleap.html
Quantum Leap meets Enterprise in a comic-style photostory.
Star Trek TAS Comics
http://www.startrekanimated.com/tas_comic_main.html
TAS episode "Yesteryear" by D. C. Fontana reformatted as an online comic
from screen captures, and five more online ST:TAS comics by Charles Kelso,
Kail Tescar, and Raul Quiles Jr., created with screen captures and
original art.
Mad Magazine's Star Blecch
http://www.startrekanimated.com/mad_main.html
Colorized version of the first Mad parody.
Dinosaur Planet
http://home.wanadoo.nl/~sytze/stcomic.htm
Audio and scans of the Star Trek comic and record.
Stone Trek
http://www.stonetrek.com/
ST:TOS meets the Flintstones. Online animation requires
MacroMedia Flash plug-in.
CRACKED does Star Trek
http://kulpatron.com/pages/kulpa2a.html
Artwork from CRACKED by Dick Kulpa, who was also the artist for the
LA Times Syndicate Star Trek comic strip beginning in 1983.
CoolCollecting.com Comic Strip Features and Multimedia
http://www.coolcollecting.com/funandgames/comics/anthologies/index.html
http://www.coolcollecting.com/multimedia/movies/index.html
Several Star Trek strips and animation.
Star Trek action figure comics
http://www.dragonsera.com/denizens/trekcomic/index.html
Photostory comics by Ron Jacobson created with Star Trek action figures
and playsets.
Subject: Star Trek Comics Information Online
Here are a few web sites with information about Star Trek comics.
I salute the folks who have put up Star Trek comics web sites.
Please excuse any stale links.
Guide to the Gold Key Star Trek comics
http://curtdanhauser.com/Enter.html
Curt Danhauser has created several well-designed and entertaining
web sites on a variety of Star Trek topics. This is the best of
the online Star Trek comics guides.
Star Trek Story Records
http://www.danhausertrek.com/Records/Enter.html
Comprehensive web site on the Star Trek story records by Curt
Danhauser.
Guide to Animated Star Trek
http://www.danhausertrek.com/AnimatedSeries/Main.html
Not really about comics but this is another interesting site
by Curt Danhauser.
Star Trek Gold Key Comics Archive
http://members.cox.net/goldkeystartrek/startrek.htm
Cover art can be easily downloaded from this site.
The Star Trek Comics List
http://www.zip.com.au/~aaroney/StarTrekComics.html
Guide to recent Marvel and Wildstorm Star Trek comics. This site
seems to be missing in action.
Star Trek Annual Gallery
http://www.tonystrading.co.uk/galleries/annuals/startrek.htm
http://www.tonystrading.co.uk/galleries/annuals/tv21.htm
Cover art from Star Trek annuals published in the UK.
Star Trek Comics by Marvel (1980-1982)
http://www.coolcollecting.com/features/articles/artcl035.html
Includes description and ratings.
The Star Trek Annotated Timeline
http://www.pjfarmer.com/woldnewton/Startrek.htm
By Win Scott Eckert; includes events from Star Trek comics.
ComicsPriceGuide.com
http://www.comicspriceguide.com/qsearch.asp?findme=star+trek
Star Trek comics price guide.
Star Trek Books Database
http://www.psiphi.org/cgi/upc-db/
Includes recent comics and graphic novels.
The Complete Starfleet Library: Comic Reprints and Graphic Novels
http://www.well.com/user/sjroby/lcars/comicindex.html
Index of comics in book format.
STasis: Your Guide to the Scholarly Literature of TREK
http://www.ircruise.com/stasis/stasis.htm
Hasn't been updated in several years. Has a few citations of
comics-related articles.
Trek Nation Comics Site
http://www.treknation.com/comics/index.shtml
Information on and reviews of Wildstorm Star Trek comics.
Grand Comic-Book Database
http://www.comics.org
http://www.comics.org/search.lasso?type=title&query=star+trek&sort=alpha&Submit=Search
Internet database of published comics.
Comic Book Database
http://www.cbdb.com
Internet database of published comics.
ComicsDB
http://comicsdb.webhop.net
Web comic book database and free collection tracking if
you register for an account.
comics research bibliography
http://www.rpi.edu/~bulloj/comxbib.html
Citations of comics-related articles and publications.
Doug Gilford's Mad Cover Site
http://www.collectmad.com/madcoversite/
Includes Mad Magazine Star Trek covers.
Artwork from Keith R.A. DeCandido's Star Trek Comic Book Work
http://www.sff.net/people/krad/trekcom.htm
Downloadable images.
Details about Andy Mangels' and Michael Martin's Star Trek comics
http://www.andymangels.com/stcomics.html
Includes cover art.
Cover gallery from David Mack's web site
http://www.infinitydog.com/coversindex.html
Includes cover art from the Star Trek comics he has written.
Writer/artist Ken Pender's comics web site
http://www.kenpenders.com/
Includes cover and interior art in color and b&w
Star Trek/X-Men
http://members.tripod.com/originalvigilante/startrekxmen.htm
Review of the Star Trek/X-Men crossover.
Graphic novel and trade paperback reviews
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Study/4273/startrek1.html
By the Masked Bookwyrm
Get Critical: Star Trek books and comics
http://www.littlereview.com/getcritical/allbook.htm
Reviews by Michelle Erica Green
Marvel and Malibu comics collector site
http://www.big-tel.com/
Information and cover images for Malibu Star Trek promo and variant comics
Index of Klingon appearances in Star Trek comics
http://www.geocities.com/grethor_detlholqu/
Google Web Directory
http://directory.google.com/Top/Arts/Literature/Genres/Science_Fiction/Series/Star_Trek/
Google's Star Trek resources listing.
Previews: The Comic Shop's Catalog
http://previews.diamondcomics.com/
Monthly solicitation of forthcoming comics, available online and at your
local comic shop.
Mile High Comics: Star Trek comics for sale
http://www.milehighcomics.com/trek/
Strange New Worlds
http://www.strangenewworlds.com/trek/index.html
Several articles on Star Trek comics.
Interview with Star Trek and Star Wars comics creators
http://www.popthought.com/display_column.asp?DAID=195
By Alex Ness
Author Glenn Greenberg Remembers Untold Voyages
http://www.trekweb.com/stories.php?aid=40bbf4b15f817
Interview by Gustavo Leao
Memory Alpha
http://www.memory-alpha.org/en/index.php/Main_Page
http://www.memory-alpha.org/en/index.php/Comics
Wiki encyclopedia of Star Trek information in progress.
The Periodic Table of Comic Books
http://www.uky.edu/Projects/Chemcomics/
http://www.uky.edu/Projects/Chemcomics/html/yttrium.html
The entry for Yttrium features a Star Trek comic.
Subject: Star Trek Comics-related Trading Cards
[Impel Marketing]
1991 Star Trek 25th Anniversary Trading Cards, Series I
Cards #131, 135, 137, 139, 148, 150 and 152 feature cover art from
Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation comics.
[CARDZ Distribution]
Nov 93 William Shatner's Tekworld Trading Cards
100-card set featuring a story serialized on 80 of the cards.
Jake lands a client who thinks her Tek scientist husband is
dead, although he just called her the night before.
80-card comic story, 8 character cards, 7 jargon cards, 3
checklist cards, 1 book cover card, 1 TV movie card, and 4
TekChrome bonus chase cards. Also available as a complete set
with an illustrated binder and a photo card of Shatner.
(Ron Goulart; Lee Sullivan)
[Rittenhouse Archives]
Feb 2003 Complete Star Trek Animated Adventures Trading Cards
198-card base set with 9 cards for each of 22 episodes. Bonus cards
include: 9 "James Doohan Tribute" cards featuring characters voiced
by Doohan (1 in 4 packs), 9 "Enterprise Bridge Crew" cards (1 in 8
packs), 9 "Kirk in Motion" lenticular cards (1 in 20 packs), 22 "Star
Trek Micro-Cel" cards with pieces of film, one per episode (2 per
40 pack box), and 10 autograph cards signed by Shatner, Nimoy, Doohan,
Nichols, Takei, Barrett and more (randomly inserted 1 in 80 packs).
Three promo cards also available.
scifihobby.com
Feb 2003 Complete Star Trek Animated Adventures Collector's Album
Includes 20 plastic sheets, a Kirk/Spock/Bones promo card, and an
autograph card signed by Takei.
Apr 2003 Complete Star Trek Animated Adventures Card Set
198-card set with bonus checklist cards (#1 and #2) and a promo
card (201 cards).
2004 The Quotable Star Trek Animated Series
Bonus card set Q1-Q18, distributed with The Quotable Star Trek: Original
Series trading card set, 1:5 packs. Cards feature artwork and quotes from
episodes of the animated series.
2004 The Quotable Star Trek Comics
Bonus card set GK1-GK9, distributed with The Quotable Star Trek: Original
Series trading card set, 1:20 packs. Cards feature artwork, quotes, and
the photo covers of Gold Key Star Trek comics #1-9.
Subject: Star Trek Comics Ephemera
[DC Comics]
1983 Poster 17" x 22"
Star Trek. Coming in November. The new DC. There's no stopping us now.
Features artwork of Kirk and the Enterprise, Sulu, Checkov, McCoy, and
Saavik.
1989 Promotional Flyer 10 1/8" x 13 1/2" double-sided
Star Trek, Star Trek: TNG
Artwork by James Fry, Arne Starr (TOS), Pablo Marcos (TNG)
1991 Poster 17" x 22"
DC Comics kicks off a 25th Anniversary Star Trek celebration,
Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Artwork by Gordon Purcell and Jerome K. Moore
1991? Banner 22" x 5"
Available now ST: The Mirror Universe Saga, The best of Star Trek,
Star Trek 25th Anniversary. No comic art.
1992 Poster 17" x 22"
Star Trek: Debt of Honor, artwork by Adam Hughes and Karl Story
1994 Promotional Window Decal 10" x 13"
Star Trek: The Next Generation On Sale Here
Artwork of the Enterprise going to warp.
1994 Poster 34" x 22"
The Voyage Continues, ST:TNG Shadowheart, DS9/TNG, ST: Generations
Painted artwork by Sonia Hillios
1995 Poster 17" x 22"
Star Trek: Ashes of Eden
Features cover art by Steve Erwin and Jimmy Palmiotti from the
graphic novel.
[Malibu Comics]
1993 Poster 14" x 23"
At the edge of the final frontier. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Features cover art by Jerome Moore and Richard Ory from DS9 #1.
1993 Limited Editon Preview Promotional Print
Star Trek: DS9 artwork signed by writer Mike W. Barr and/or artist
Lurene Haines, comic backing-board size 6 5/8" x 10 1/4".
[Marvel/Paramount]
1996 Banner 34" x 9"
Star Trek Comics on sale here. Features the TNG Enterprise.
[Marvel/Blockbuster]
1996 Star Trek/X-Men Blockbuster Video Giftcard
Numbered and limited to 10,000 with a $4 value. Distributed at
San Diego International Comic-Con 1996. Card features Kirk and
Wolverine with Enterprise flying above. Sealed in cellophane
on a backing card.
[Wildstorm Comics]
1999 Poster 22" x 34"
Star Trek, ST:TNG, ST:DS9, ST:VOY. Exploring the boundaries of what
Star Trek comics can be ...
No comic artwork.
Subject: Star Trek Coloring Books
These aren't quite comics, but they're close enough, since some
of them have a story in addition to artwork. This is only a subset
of the coloring books that have been published, with some connection
to the comics world, usually the artist.
[Lincoln Enterprises]
nd Star Trek coloring book
Features artwork from Star Trek: The Animated Series.
[Wanderer Books]
1986 The Star Trek adventure coloring book
ISBN 0671632442
(Ellen Steiber; Paul Abrams; Jeffrey Oh)
1986 The Star Trek alien coloring book
ISBN 0671632452
(Peter Trewin; Paul Abrams; Jeffrey Oh)
1986 The Star Trek activity book
ISBN 0671632469
(Peter Lerangis; Carlos Garzon; Jeffrey Oh)
[Little Simon]
1996 I can draw Star Trek: The spacecraft and other technical devices
of Star Trek, the Original Series (I Can Draw series)
Simple step-by-step drawing instructions for all ages.
ISBN 0689809212
(Tony Tallerico)
Subject: Missing in Action or Cancelled
Some of these titles were announced some time ago, but they are
missing in action. Please let me know if you have seen them.
[Big Entertainment, formerly Tekno-Comix]
Dec 96 Leonard Nimoy's Primortals Chronicles
Collection in two volumes with slipcase. Includes a cover gallery,
two new stories, and an introduction by Nimoy.
[Brainstorm Comics]
01 Oct 93 Sperm Quest: The next fertilization (trading card issue)
[Celebrity Comics]
Oct 92 Star Trek Episode Guide 1 & 2, Limited Edition
Dec 92 William Shatner: The unauthorized biography
(full color with one prism and one regular trading card)
Dec 92 Patrick Stewart: The unauthorized biography
(full color with one prism and one regular trading card)
Jun 93 Jonathan Frakes: The unauthorized biography
(full color with one prism and one regular trading card)
Jun 93 Leonard Nimoy: The unauthorized biography
(full color with one prism and one regular trading card)
Jul 93 Brent Spiner: The unauthorized biography
(full color with one prism and one regular trading card)
Jul 93 DeForest Kelley: The unauthorized biography
(full color with one prism and one regular trading card)
[Comic Zone Productions]
01 May 93 Cartoon Lampoons Presents: Spocky and Kirkwinkle
01 May 93 Cartoon Lampoons Presents: Spocky and Kirkwinkle
(Dlx. Ed., with signed, numbered trading card)
A look at what would happen if famous actors played the parts
of the moose and squirrel and if famous directors directed the
episodes.
[DAW]
Gene Roddenberry's Xander in the Lost Universe
Paperback novel by John Peel, to be published by DAW some time in
the future? ISBN 0756400015
[Draculina Publishing]
Mean
02 Mar 97 (never published)
"The Trek files", parody of Star Trek and The X-Files.
(Janet L. Hetherington; Ron Sutton)
[Fictioneer Books]
Sep 94 Star Trek Super Special (a new edition ?)
[Magnum Comics]
01 Oct 92 Starquest Comics
(science fiction and fantasy tales edited by Walter Koenig)
[Millenium]
00 Dec 95 Walter Koenig's Raver
(Walter Koenig; Day, Plante;)
00 Dec 95 Walter Koenig's Raver Collector's Edition
Variant chromium cover limited to 10000 copies.
(Walter Koenig; Day, Plante;)
[Personality Comics]
The Original Crew
07 Nov 92 Dlx. Ed. reprinted with new serially-numbered trading cards
08 Nov 92 Dlx. Ed. reprinted with new serially-numbered trading cards
The New Crew
01 Nov 92 Dlx. Ed. reprinted with new serially-numbered trading cards
06 Nov 92 Dlx. Ed. reprinted with new serially-numbered trading cards
07 Nov 92 Dlx. Ed. reprinted with new serially-numbered trading cards
[Pop Entertainment]
Aug 95 Patrick Stewart: Star Legend
b&w bio-comic
(Ray Dawn Odlin; Jose Pimentel; Pimentel)
These comics were cancelled by their distributor which means
they were probably never published, but who knows?
[Big Entertainment]
01-03 Gene Roddenberry's Xander in Lost Universe
[Brainstorm Comics]
02 Nov 93 Sperm Quest: The next fertilization
01 Dec 93 Sperm Quest: Deep throat 69
[Friendly Comics]
01-02 Sci-Fi on TV Trivia
04 Sex Trek: To boldly go
04 Sex Trek: The next infiltration
[Millenium]
-1 Nov 94 Walter Koenig's Raver
[Topps Comics]
06 Duckman--Star Trek: Abduckshuns
[Spoof Comics]
03-05 Soul Trek
Subject: References
McAlpine, Duncan. The Official Comic Book Price Guide for
Great Britain, 1992/1993 Edition. London: Price Guide
Publications, 1992.
Benton, Mike. Science Fiction Comics: The Illustrated
History. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Co., 1992. The Taylor
History of Comics Number 3. ISBN 0-87833-789-X. Contains
chapters on television and film related comics like Star
Trek.
Cornwell, Sue and Mike Kott. The Official Price Guide to
Star Trek Collectibles. New York: House of Collectibles, 1996.
ISBN 0-87637-994-3
---. House of Collectibles CD-ROM Guide to Star Trek Collectibles.
New York: Random House, 1996.
Gentry, Christine and Sally Gibson-Downs. Encyclopedia of
Trekkie Memorabilia. Florence: Books Americana, 1988.
ISBN 0-89689-066-X
---. Greenberg's Guide to Star Trek Collectibles Volume I:
A-E. Sykesville: Greenberg, 1991. ISBN 0-89778-217-8
Gifford, Denis. The complete catalogue of British comics
including price guide. Great Britain: Webb & Bower Ltd., 1985.
ISBN 0-86350-079-X
Gross, Edward. Star Trek: The Comics #1. Pop Cult, 1987.
This book was apparently intended as the first volume of a
guide to Trek comics. Covers Marvel 1-16 only.
Okuda, Michael, Denise Okuda and Debbie Mirek. The Star Trek
Encyclopedia: A Reference Guide to the Future. New York: Pocket
Books, 1994.
ISBN 0-671-86905-1
Okuda, Michael and Denise Okuda. The Star Trek Encyclopedia: A
Reference Guide to the Future, Version 3.0. New York: Simon &
Schuster, 1999. CD-ROM edition.
ISBN 0-671-31756-3
Overstreet, Robert M. The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide,
24th Edition. New York: Avon Books, 1994.
ISBN 0-380-77854-8
Van Hise, James. The Trek Universe. Las Vegas: Schuster and
Schuster, 1988. ISBN 1-55698-271-2. A guide to Star Trek
merchandise.
---. The Trek Fan's Handbook. Las Vegas: Pioneer Books,
1990. ISBN 1-55698-271-2. A guide to Star Trek fan clubs
and fan publications.
Subject: Periodicals
Advance Comics. Capital City Distribution. Monthly publication
containing previews of forthcoming comics.
Altman, Mark A. "Deep Space Four-Color". Star Trek: The Official
Fan Club Magazine 95, Feb-Mar 94, pp 50-51. Article on Malibu's
DS9 comic book series.
Amazing Heroes 31, 15 Sep 1983. "Star Trek: Back on the road to the
stars with Admiral Kirk and the gang", interview with Marv Wolfman
and Mike Barr, Star Trek comics writers, pp. 38-45 with b&w artwork
and photos, conducted by Jay Ziler. "From the edge of terror to the
final frontier: a conversation with Tom Sutton", interview conducted
by Kim Thompson, pp. 46-58, with b&w artwork and photos.
Bougher, Elaine. "Stampshow: APS membership on the rise". Linn's
Stamp News, 1995 (Sep 11):10. Article on Stamp Trek comic book.
Bonds, Martha J. "Walter Koenig: American author, heroic
Russian". Starlog 91, Feb 1985, pp 40-41. Article mentions
Koenig's DC comic story, "Chekov's Choice".
Comics Buyer's Guide 1030, Krause Publications, 13 Aug 93, pp
30, 32. Announcement of DS9 comic from Malibu with two pages of
color art.
Comics Buyer's Guide 1078, 15 Jul 1994. Contains "The
Adventures of Bumpkin Buzz" by Brian Douglas Ahern, p 20.
This episode is titled "Star Dreck: The Last Hesitation"
and it pokes fun at a less than sterling seventh season of
TNG. Don't step in the Devolved Cat Chow.
Comics Buyer's Guide 1089, Krause Publications, 30 Sep 94, pp
26-28, 30, 36. Cover art from TNG/DS9 mini-series, interviews
with writers and artists.
Comics Buyer's Guide 1100, Krause Publications, 16 Dec 1994,
p. 42. Article on Malibu DS9 mini-series, "The Maquis".
Contains artwork and interviews with writer and artists.
Comics Buyer's Guide 1189, Krause Publications, 30 Aug 1996, pp.
32-34. Article on Marvel's plans for the various Star Trek
series, "Marvel Presents: Paramount Comics engages for fresh
'Star Trek' stories" by John Cerelli. Interview with "Voyager"
writer Laurie Sutton by Meredith Woodwell. Color Star Trek/X-Men
cover and b&w interior artwork.
Comics Buyer's Guide 1204, Krause Publications, 13 Dec 1996, p.
62. Article on Star Trek: Operation Assimilation with color
artwork by Hajime Sorayama.
Comics Buyer's Guide 1240, Krause Publications, 22 Aug 1997.
Cover: "Celebrating 30 years of Star Trek comics!". Contains:
"The first 'Star Trek' comics: Less than gold?" by Patrick Daniel
O'Neill, pp 26,28,30 with b&w artwork. "From 'The Motion Picture'
to Marvel: Star Trel's second comic-book series" by Matt Brady,
p 34 with b&w artwork, includes synopses of Marvel #1-#18. "DC's
'Star Trek' boldly went on a 12-year mission" by Brent Frankenhoff,
pp 38-40,42,44 with color and b&w artwork. Sidebar - "Star Trek
Specials", p 44. "From a wormhole to Malibu: 'Star Trek: Deep
Space Nine'" by Matt Brady, p 60 with color artwork. "'Star Trek'
returns to Marvel" by Matt Brady, pp 64,66 with b&w artwork.
Sidebar - "Mangels and Martin beam into 'Deep Space 9'", p 66.
Comics Feature 28, New Media Publishing, Mar 1984. Contains "Star
Trek returns to comics". pp 9-11; an intervire with Marv Wolfram
and Mike Barr.
Comics Buyer's Guide 1270, Krause Publications, 2 Mar 1998, p.
55. Review of ST:TNG/X-Men: Second Contact with b&w artwork.
Comics Interview 110, Fictioneer Books, 1992. Contains interviews
with Howard Weinstein, Michael Jan Friedman, Walter Koenig, and
Majel Barrett Roddenberry.
Comics Interview 118, Fictioneer Books, Jan 93. Contains
interviews with Cirroc Lofton and Colm Meaney, article on ST
virtual reality centers.
Comics Interview 126, Fictioneer Books, Aug 93. Interviews with
Majel Barrett Roddenberry, George Takei, Michael Dorn, and Star
Trek FX designers.
Comics Interview 141, Fictioneer Books, 1995. Interview with
Robert Picardo.
Comics Interview Super Special: Star Trek, Fictioneer Books, May
93. Collects Star Trek related interviews with Walter Koenig,
James Doohan, George Takei, J.M. Dillard, Howard Weinstein,
Michael Jan Friedman, Michael Dorn, John DeLancie, Majel Barrett
Roddenberry, Colm Meaney, Cirroc Lofton.
Comic Shop News 321, Aug 93. Contains an interview with Mike Barr.
DS9 cover and fold-out poster of cover.
Comic Shop News 381, 12 Oct 94. Star Trek crossover cover and article.
Comic Shop News 529, 6 Aug 97. Star Trek: Telepathy War cover and
article.
Chrissinger, Craig W. "Station Log". Starlog 198, Jan 1994, pp
52-55. Article on DS9 comics with artwork reproductions,
interview with Mike W. Barr.
D'Angelo, Carr. "Plotting the course for 'Star Trek'". Starlog 123,
Vol. 11, Oct 1987, pp 55-58. Interview with Mike Carlin and Robert
Greenberger, DC Comics, discussing plotting session for DC 1st
series 45.
Directory of Star Trek Organizations. Star Trek Welcommittee.
Volume 43, Spring 1995. Contains "Star Trek Books" by Lloyd
Penney, pp. 20-32.
Entertainment Weekly 521, 14 Jan 2000, p 85. Comic illustration
of Picard and Data by Mark Zingarelli.
Goulart, Ron. "Science Fiction in the comics, Part 6: The 60s &
70s -- a summing up". Starlog 46, May 1981, pp 42-45. Mentions
the Star Trek strip distributed by the Los Angeles Times
Syndicate.
Handley, Rich. "The lost daily comics of Star Trek", Star Trek
Communicator 121, Feb/Mar 1999, pp 68-72,80. Contains color and
b&w illustrations and a sidebar listing storylines of the strips.
Handley, Rich. "Comics revived, still boldly going: Wildstorm
renews the Star Trek comics", Star Trek Communicator 125, pp 52-56,76.
Contains color artwork from several issues.
Hansen, Neil A. "Where no comics have gone before", Comics Values
Monthly 66, Attic Books, Jan 1992, pp 78-79. Contains a brief
history of Star Trek comics.
Hansen, Neil A. "Where no crossover has gone before", Comics
Values Monthly 97, Attic Books, Sep 1994, pp 6-10, 123-125.
Article on TNG/DS9 crossover and a brief history of Star Trek
comics.
Hero Illustrated 3, Warrior Publications, Sep 93, pp 142-143,
146. "Focus on: Star Trek". Contains a brief history of Star
Trek comics and a current price guide for comics in NM
condition. Also names the top 10 Trek menaces in the comics:
Khan, Klingons, Romulans, Q, Mirror crew, Redjac, Ferengi, Harry
Mudd, Vaal/Spock, Moauvian Waul cat.
Hero Illustrated 20, Warrior Publications, Feb 1995. "The
Hero Files: Star Trek", pp. 96-109. Contains introduction by
Mike Barr; interviews with Barr, Mark Altman, Michael Jan
Friedman, and Gordon Purcell; Star Trek comics, cards and
toys price guide; and sidebar biographies of characters from
Classic Trek, Nest Generation Trek, and Deep Space Nine.
Hero Special Edition, Vol 5 #1, June 1994. 1994 Science Fiction
Annual. Contains "Star Trek Comics", pp 48-49. Article on
current Star Trek comics.
Hueur, Otto. "How to submit creative material". Periodic post to
rec.arts.startrek.misc and alt.startrek.creative which contains
information on how to submit creative material to DC Comics and
Malibu Comics.
Hull, Pete. "The Ashes of Eden", Star Trek Communicator 102, The
Official Fan Club, May/June 1995, pp. 17-18, 43. Article in the
graphic novel adaptation of Shatner's first Star Trek novel.
Jeschonek, Robert T. "To boldly go...where no comic has gone
before: X of the best Star Trek comic book stories". Amazing
Heroes 181, Fantagraphic Books, Jul 1990, pp 48-53. The 10 best
stories are DC 1st series annuals 3, 1, 2, DC 1st series 43-45,
Marvel 13, DC 1st series 1-4, 10-15, DC 2nd series 5-6, DC 1st
series 33, and Gold Key 49. This issue also contains a review of
DC 2nd series annual 1.
Kim, Albert. "When worlds collide", Entertainment Weekly #343, 6
Sep 1996, p. 68. Brief article on Star Trek/X-Men comic with
Kirk/Cyclops artwork.
Lyga, Barry. "Beyond the five year mission", Previews, Vol 5 #5,
May 1995, pp. 12-13, 278-279. Interview with DC Comics Star Trek
editor Margaret Clark.
Malibu Sun 37, Jun 1994. "Deep Space Nine via New York City" pp. 10-13,
Shauun McLaughlin. ALso contains an interview with Mark Altman and
advertising for DS9: Hearts and minds.
Mallett, Daryl F. "Walter Koenig on comics", Overstreet's Fan #7,
Gemstone Publishing, Dec 1995, pp. 70-72.
Marvel Vision 27, Mar 1998. "Breaking the language barrier", pp 44-45.
Brief article on the Klingon language edition of Starfleet Academy #18.
MegaMarvel: The Marvel Comics Catalog. Marvel Comics. Monthly
publication containing preview of forthcoming comics.
Monsters of the Movies, Super Annual Issue #1, Vol.1 No. 9, Summer 1975,
Magazine Management. This issue has an interview with Leonard Nimoy and
a painted cover featuring Spock and a monstrous alien centipede drawn by
Gray Morrow.
O'Neill, Patrick Daniel. "Tek-nological Nightmares", Wizard: The
guide to comics, Vol. 1, No. 15, Nov 1992, pp 60-62. Article on
William Shatner's TekWorld comics.
Pasko, Martin. "Where no film has gone before (or: Sorry, wrong
number)". Comics Journal 76, Fantagraphics, Oct 1982, pp 10-13.
Contains review of ST II: TWOK and mention of Star Trek comic
strip.
Patten, Marc. "Marvel announces licensing plans for 1998", Comics
Buyer's Guide 1259, 2 Jan 1998, p 52. Article on Star Trek/X-Men
crossover. Contains color artwork.
People Weekly 39(23; Jan 14 1993):62. "After more than 25 years as
Chekov, Star Trek's Walter Koenig launches a new enterprise: His
own comic book".
Previews. Diamond Comic Distributors, Inc. Monthly publication
containing previews of forthcoming comics.
Previews, Vol II, #5, May 1992, pp 77, 88. Interview with
William Shatner discussing TekWorld.
Riley, John. "Walter Koenig: Beyond the Final Frontier".
Amazing Heroes Interviews 1, June 1993, pp 6-13. Interview
with Walter Koenigl, illustrated portrait of Koenig on
cover and on a full color prism-border trading card.
Riley, John. "The Bare 'Bones' of DeForest Kelley". Amazing
Heroes Interviews 2, Sep 1993, pp 32-47. Interview with
DeForest Kelley and a one page illustrated biography of
McCoy.
Roller, Pamela. "Star Trek Comics: Marvel revitalizes an enduring
tradition". Star Trek Communicator 108, The Official Fan Club,
Aug/Sep 1996, pp. 58-61. Article on new Star Trek comics with
b&w artwork.
San Diego Souvenir Program Book, 1996, Comic-Con International.
The program book for the July 1996 convention in San Diego has
articles and b&w artwork celebrating the 30th anniversary of Star Trek.
Saunders, Matthew. "Rx: The top ten Dr. McCoy stories you may have
missed". Star Trek Communicator 125, The Official Fab Club, pp. 58-59.
Includes three stories from comics: Star Trek #28, DC Comics, 1985;
Star Trek: Untold Voyages #3, Marvel, 1998; and Star Trek #15, Marvel,
1981.
Schultz, Adam. "Plotting the course of the 'Star Trek' comic
books". Star Trek: The Official Fan Club Magazine 97, June/July
1994, pp 14-15. Article on DC Comics forthcoming issues and
other work by Friedman and Weinstein, with artwork. Season
finale cover by Sonia Hillios.
Sci-Fi Invasion, Summer 1997. Contains "Comics begin at Hollywood's
end" by Jim McLaughlin, p. 26. Brief article on science fiction
comics, including Star Trek.
Shapiro, Marc. "Spanning the generations", Wizard 43, March
1995, pp. 74-78. Article on Star Trek comics.
Starlog 3, Jan 77. Contains "From Film to Comics ... and
Back Again" by Howard Zimmerman and Jim Burns, pp 10-11.
Article on science fiction comics. Star Trek cartoon cover.
Starlog 14, Jun 78. Contains "The Last Voyage of the Starship
Enterprise" by Michael O'Donoghue with illustrations by Jack
Richard, pp 42-46. Illustrated reprint of a Saturday Night Live
script.
Starlog Platinum Edition 1, Nov 93. Contains "Writing for Trek",
by Marc Bernardin with illustrations by Kevin Brockschmidt,
where today's Enterprise meets yesterday's Khan.
"'Star Trek' explores comic territories". Starlog 76, Vol. 6,
Nov 1983. Announcement of the first Star Trek comic from DC.
Star Trek: The Magazine, Vol. 1, Iss. 22, Feb 2000. Collectables -
Gold Key Comics: Star Trek's Original Comics, pp 103-106. Background,
descriptions, and artwork from Gold Key's Star Trek comics.
Star Trek: The Magazine, Vol. 2, Iss. 5, Sep 2001. Collectables -
Marvel Comics: Star Trek: The Motion Picture, pp 104-107. Background,
descriptions, and artwork from Marvel's Star Trek comics.
Star Trek: The Magazine, Vol. 2, Iss. 7, Nov 2001. Collectables -
Star Trek DC Comics, pp 82-85. Background, descriptions, and artwork
from DC's first series of Star Trek comics.
Star Trek: The Magazine, Vol. 3, Iss. 1, May 2002. Collectables -
DC Comics - Star Trek: The Next Generation, pp 88-91. Background,
descriptions, and artwork from DC's Star Trek: TNG comics.
Star Trek: The Magazine, Vol. 3, Iss. 11, Mar 2003. Collectables -
Malibu Comics: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, pp 104-107. Background,
descriptions, and artwork from Malibu's Star Trek comics.
Star Trek: The Magazine, Vol. 3, Iss. 12, Apr 2003. Collectables -
Paramount Comics, pp 104-107. Background, descriptions, and artwork
from Marvel's Paramount Star Trek comics.
Stephens, Lynne. "Raver". Starlog 190, May 1993, pp 24-26.
Article on Walter Koenig's new superhero comic.
Stevens, Kevin. "Star Trek comics expand the limits of
storytelling and collectibility", Star Trek Comminicator 102,
The Official Fan Club, May/June 1995, pp. 58-59. Article on past
and current Star Trek comics.
Trek, the Magazine for Star Trek Fans, No. 7, Feb 1977.
Contains "Bones, it's Star Trek comics!", Part 2, by Leslie
Thompson, pp. 12-14. Critique of Gold Key comics with b&w art.
Also contains a b&w reprint of a UK comic strip, date unknown,
pp. 36-37. Back cover has a comic-book style color illustration,
artist unknown.
TV Guide, Vol 42, #51, Issue #2177, 17 Dec 1994, p. 6. Brief
mention of DS9/TNG crossover with a panel featuring Picard
and Sisko.
TV Guide, Vol 16, #43, Issue #813, 26 Oct 1968, pp 32-36. "Mad about
television", article by Edith Efrom on Mad's television satires. Contains
a b&w panel from the first Star Trek parody.
TV Guide, Vol 44, #34, Issue #2265, 24 Aug 1996, pp. 5-6. "Strange
new worlds collide", article by Rick Schindler on Star trek/X-Men
comic with color artwork. This issue was published with four
different covers, one for each captain. The four covers featuring
Kirk, Picard, Sisko, and Janeway can be placed together in a mosaic
to form a single image.
TV Guide, Vol 52, #22, Issue #2670, 30 May 2004, pp. 26-27. "25 top
cult show", article naming Star Trek as the number one cult show
also contains comic art by Ward Sutton featuring Kirk, Xena, Barnabas
Collins, and a Muppet.
Watson, Polly. "Wild Xpectations", Marvel Vision 26, Feb 1998, pp 8-10.
Article on ST:TNG/X-Men crossover and interviews with writers Dan
Abnett and Ian Edginton. Contains related cover and interior artwork.
Weinstein, Howard. "How to write Star Trek comics", Starlog
Spectacular 3, Nov 1991, pp 39-43. Article on writing Star
Trek comics for DC.
Subject: Unexamined References and Periodicals
The art of Star Trek
Best of Trek books (some may contain articles on comics)
Files Magazine: Star Trek Comics Volume 1 and Volume 2
Gentry, Christine and Sally Gibson-Downs. Greenberg's Guide
to Star Trek Collectibles Volume II: F-Postcards.
Sykesville: Greenberg, 1992. ISBN 0-89778-216-X
---. Greenberg's Guide to Star Trek Collectibles Volume III:
Posters-Z. Sykesville: Greenberg, 1992. ISBN 0-89778-208-9
Malibu Press (Malibu Sun?) Article on submissions?
The Nostalgia Journal #28
Reeves-Stevens, Judith and Garfield. The Art of Star Trek. Comic
art included?
Rockets Blast Comicollector #18, Special Star Trek issue.
Rovin, Jeff. Science Fiction Collector's Catalog. A.S. Barnes,
1984. Contains info on ST comics and magazines.
Starlog 182. Article on TekWorld comics.
Starlog 208. Article on TNG/DS9 crossover from DC and Malibu,
with artwork.
Star Trek: The Official Fan Club. Another past issue with
article on DS9 comics?
Trek, the magazine for Star Trek fans, No. 6; part one of an
article on Gold Key comics.
Ultimate guide to Star Trek for all generations?
Vantage Comic & Card Picks, Vol. III, #3. Star Trek comics issue?
Wizard Special Edition: Wildstorm Comics. Star Trek comics article?
Subject: Acknowledgements
This checklist was compiled from my personal collection, from
information provided by other collectors, from references, and
from spurious subspace communications.
My thanks to these Trekkers for their updates and contributions:
Jim Baikie
Len Cutler
Curt Danhauser
Rich Handley
Inge Heyer
Mark Largent
Shaqui Le Vesconte
Gordon Locke
Ryan Nicol
J.M. (Mark) Shaylor
Jolyon Silversmith
Henry Watson
Carolyn Winifred
Subject: Copyright Notice
Star Trek, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space
Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Star
Trek: Early Voyages, Star Trek: Unlimited, and Star Trek: New
Frontier are TM, (R) and Copyright (C) 2004 Paramount Pictures.
This article is Copyright (C) 1992-2004 Mark L.B. Martinez.
It may be freely redistributed in its entirety provided that this
copyright notice is not removed. It may not be sold for profit
or incorporated in commercial documents without the written
permission of the copyright holder. Permission is expressly
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