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− | + | | title = Brighter Than a Thousand Suns |
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− | + | | cover image = [[file:brighter Than a Thousand Suns.jpg|220px|Cover image.]] |
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− | + | | cover artist = [[John Byrne]] |
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− | + | | series = {{ST|The Original Series}} |
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− | + | | miniseries = {{ST|Assignment: Earth}} |
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− | + | | writer = [[John Byrne]] |
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− | + | | artist = [[John Byrne]] |
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− | + | | colorist = [[Tom Smith]] |
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− | + | | letterer = [[Robbie Robbins]] |
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− | + | | editor = [[Chris Ryall]] |
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− | + | | omnibus = {{ST|Assignment: Earth}} |
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− | + | | published = [[2008|21 May 2008]] |
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− | + | | pages = 32 |
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− | + | | story = 22 |
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− | + | | publisher = [[IDW Publishing]] |
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+ | | covers = 2 |
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− | + | | date = [[1968]] |
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− | + | | altcover = [[file:assignment Earth 1.jpg|220px|Cover image.]]{{bsmall|Alternate cover, without titles}} |
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− | ==Introduction ([[wikipedia:blurb|blurb]])== |
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+ | ==Publisher's description== |
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− | ''From solicitations'': IDW's Star Trek: Second Stage continues, as |
+ | ''From solicitations'': [[IDW]]'s [[Star Trek: Second Stage]] continues, as [[comic]]s icon [[John Byrne]] unveils the first-ever ''Star Trek'' series of his decades-spanning career! The [[1968]] [[TV]] [[episode]] "[[Assignment: Earth (episode)|Assignment Earth]]" had been the Season Two finale for [[TOS|the original ''Star Trek'' series]], and was intended by [[Gene Roddenberry]] as the pilot for a spin-off series that never came to pass. Now, Byrne delivers the series 40 years after it would have debuted, recounting the adventures of interstellar agent [[Gary Seven]] and his [[Earth]]-born assistant as they covertly confront threats to the past so that they can save ''Star Trek''{{'}}s future. Byrne will both write and draw the series, which steps one year forward with each installment, beginning with [[1968]], the year that the spin-off series would have appeared. |
==Summary== |
==Summary== |
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==References== |
==References== |
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===Characters=== |
===Characters=== |
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− | :[[Bertrand Carlise]] • [[Christopher Danton]] • [[ |
+ | :[[Bertrand Carlise]] • [[Christopher Danton]] • [[Archibald Dumont]] • [[Angela Franklin]] • [[Isis]] • [[Ivan]] • [[Thorveldt Jarrow]] • [[James T. Kirk]] • [[Roberta Lincoln]] • [[Amanda Parsons]] • [[Gary Seven]] • [[Smitty]] • [[Spock]] • [[Arthur Truman]] • [[Changming Weng]] • [[Diana Winters]] |
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===Starships and vehicles=== |
===Starships and vehicles=== |
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:[[car]] |
:[[car]] |
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{{ref}} {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} |
{{ref}} {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} |
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===Locations=== |
===Locations=== |
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− | :[[Albuquerque]] • [[Earth]] • [[New Mexico]] • [[New York City]] • [[New York]] • [[San |
+ | :[[Albuquerque]] • [[China]] • [[Delphi Centaurus VI]] • [[Earth]] • [[Korea]] • [[London]] • [[Moscow]] • [[New Mexico]] • [[New York City]] • [[New York]] • [[Peking]] • [[San Lobos Atomic Research Facility]] |
− | {{ref}} [[China]] • [[Delphi Centaurus VI]] • [[Korea]] • [[London]] • [[Moscow]] • [[Peking]] |
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===Races and cultures=== |
===Races and cultures=== |
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:[[Human]] • [[Russian]] • [[Vulcan]] |
:[[Human]] • [[Russian]] • [[Vulcan]] |
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===States and organizations=== |
===States and organizations=== |
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+ | :[[Democratic Party]] • [[KGB|KBG]] • [[NASA]] • [[Nazi]] • [[Orion Marketing]] • [[People's Liberation Army|People's Army]] • [[Republican Party]] • [[Soviet Union]] • [[Swedish underground]] • [[United States Marine Corps]] • [[United States Army Air Corps]] • [[United States Army Corps of Engineers]] • [[United States of America]] |
;{{small|Institutes of education}} |
;{{small|Institutes of education}} |
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− | :[[California Institute of Technology]] • [[Cambridge University]] • [[Mao Tse-Tung People's Collective University]] • [[Midwestern University]] • [[Niels Bohr Teaching Institute]] • [[Oxford University]] • [[Princeton University]] • [[William and Mary College]] • [[Yale University]] |
+ | :[[California Institute of Technology]] • [[Cambridge University]] • [[MIT]] • [[Mao Tse-Tung People's Collective University]] • [[Midwestern University]] • [[Niels Bohr Teaching Institute]] • [[Oxford University]] • [[Princeton University]] • [[William and Mary College]] • [[Yale University]] |
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+ | ===Science and technology=== |
− | :[[Apollo program]] • [[Beta Five]] • [[enhanced fusion |
+ | :[[Apollo program]] • [[Beta Five]] • [[enhanced fusion]] • [[Gemini program]] • [[gun]] • [[hydrogen bomb]] • [[Manhattan Project]] • [[Mercury program]] • [[printed circuit]] • [[Project Hercules]] • [[servo]] • [[sub-orbital warhead]] • [[teleport]] • [[teleportation unit]] • [[transistor]] • [[transistor radio]] |
;{{small|Academic disciplines}} |
;{{small|Academic disciplines}} |
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− | :[[advanced electromagnetic theory]] • [[advanced speculative physics]] • [[applied thermonuclear energy]] • [[astrophysics]] • [[biology]] • [[chemistry]] • [[electrical engineering]] • [[electronics]] • [[experimental chemistry]] • [[nuclear fusion]] • [[nuclear medicine]] • [[nuclear theory]] • [[particle physics]] • [[physics]] • [[quantum engineering]] • [[quantum mechanics]] • [[thermonuclear integration]] |
+ | :[[advanced electromagnetic theory]] • [[advanced speculative physics]] • [[applied thermonuclear energy]] • [[astrophysics]] • [[biology]] • [[chemistry]] • [[electrical engineering]] • [[electronics]] • [[experimental chemistry]] • [[nuclear fusion]] • [[nuclear medicine]] • [[nuclear theory]] • [[particle physics]] • [[physics]] • [[quantum engineering]] • [[quantum mechanics]] • [[thermonuclear integration]] |
===Time=== |
===Time=== |
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:[[1899]] • [[1908]] • [[1918]] • [[1920]] • [[1927]] • [[1929]] • [[1930]] • [[1933]] • [[1934]] • [[1938]] • [[1942]] • [[1944]] • [[1947]] • [[1954]] • [[1956]] • [[1958]] • [[1959]] • [[1961]] • [[1965]] • [[1966]] • [[1967]] • [[April]] • [[August]] • [[December]] • [[January]] • [[July]] • [[March]] • [[November]] • [[October]] • [[September]] |
:[[1899]] • [[1908]] • [[1918]] • [[1920]] • [[1927]] • [[1929]] • [[1930]] • [[1933]] • [[1934]] • [[1938]] • [[1942]] • [[1944]] • [[1947]] • [[1954]] • [[1956]] • [[1958]] • [[1959]] • [[1961]] • [[1965]] • [[1966]] • [[1967]] • [[April]] • [[August]] • [[December]] • [[January]] • [[July]] • [[March]] • [[November]] • [[October]] • [[September]] |
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− | ===Other=== |
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− | :[[corporal]] • [[doctorate]] • |
+ | :[[corporal]] • [[doctorate]] • [[immigration]] • [[mark 4 energy level]] • [[masters]] • [[movie]]s • [[Nobel Prize]] • [[President of the United States of America|presidential election]] • [[romance languages]] • [[spy]] • [[steak]] • [[suma cum laudi]] • [[torture]] • [[wine]] • [[World War II]] |
==Appendices== |
==Appendices== |
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− | *This issue was available in two covers, the same John Byrne artwork either with, or without, cover titles. |
+ | *This issue was available in two covers, the same John Byrne artwork either with, or without, cover titles. |
*The ten pages of editorial content in this issue include three adverts for other ''Star Trek'' comics by IDW: The [[The Enterprise Experiment, Part 1|next issue]] of the ''{{ST|Assignment: Earth}}'' miniseries, ''[[The Enterprise Experiment]]'' and ''[[Mirror Images]]''. |
*The ten pages of editorial content in this issue include three adverts for other ''Star Trek'' comics by IDW: The [[The Enterprise Experiment, Part 1|next issue]] of the ''{{ST|Assignment: Earth}}'' miniseries, ''[[The Enterprise Experiment]]'' and ''[[Mirror Images]]''. |
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===Related stories=== |
===Related stories=== |
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*'''{{ep|Assignment: Earth}}''' (''TOS'' episode) - This comic is the first in a spin-off miniseries based on this episode. The first page re-establishes the charters of [[Gary Seven]], [[Roberta Lincoln]] and [[Isis]] by replaying the closing scene of the episode. |
*'''{{ep|Assignment: Earth}}''' (''TOS'' episode) - This comic is the first in a spin-off miniseries based on this episode. The first page re-establishes the charters of [[Gary Seven]], [[Roberta Lincoln]] and [[Isis]] by replaying the closing scene of the episode. |
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===Timeline=== |
===Timeline=== |
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*This issue is set in [[1968]], three months after the {{e|TOS|{{ed|Assignment: Earth}}}}. |
*This issue is set in [[1968]], three months after the {{e|TOS|{{ed|Assignment: Earth}}}}. |
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===External link=== |
===External link=== |
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− | *{{memoryalpha|Brighter Than A Thousand Suns}} |
+ | * {{memoryalpha|Brighter Than A Thousand Suns}} |
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Revision as of 23:47, 23 November 2018
Publisher's description
From solicitations: IDW's Star Trek: Second Stage continues, as comics icon John Byrne unveils the first-ever Star Trek series of his decades-spanning career! The 1968 TV episode "Assignment Earth" had been the Season Two finale for the original Star Trek series, and was intended by Gene Roddenberry as the pilot for a spin-off series that never came to pass. Now, Byrne delivers the series 40 years after it would have debuted, recounting the adventures of interstellar agent Gary Seven and his Earth-born assistant as they covertly confront threats to the past so that they can save Star Trek's future. Byrne will both write and draw the series, which steps one year forward with each installment, beginning with 1968, the year that the spin-off series would have appeared.
Summary
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References
Characters
- Bertrand Carlise • Christopher Danton • Archibald Dumont • Angela Franklin • Isis • Ivan • Thorveldt Jarrow • James T. Kirk • Roberta Lincoln • Amanda Parsons • Gary Seven • Smitty • Spock • Arthur Truman • Changming Weng • Diana Winters
- Referenced only
- Albertson • Jefferson • T. Jones • F. Morris • J. Robert Oppenheimer • J. Ramirez • Montgomery Scott • A. Simpson • S. Stoga • Edward Teller • P. Walker • John Wayne
Starships and vehicles
- Referenced only
- USS Enterprise
Locations
- Albuquerque • China • Delphi Centaurus VI • Earth • Korea • London • Moscow • New Mexico • New York City • New York • Peking • San Lobos Atomic Research Facility
Races and cultures
States and organizations
- Democratic Party • KBG • NASA • Nazi • Orion Marketing • People's Army • Republican Party • Soviet Union • Swedish underground • United States Marine Corps • United States Army Air Corps • United States Army Corps of Engineers • United States of America
- Institutes of education
- California Institute of Technology • Cambridge University • MIT • Mao Tse-Tung People's Collective University • Midwestern University • Niels Bohr Teaching Institute • Oxford University • Princeton University • William and Mary College • Yale University
Science and technology
- Apollo program • Beta Five • enhanced fusion • Gemini program • gun • hydrogen bomb • Manhattan Project • Mercury program • printed circuit • Project Hercules • servo • sub-orbital warhead • teleport • teleportation unit • transistor • transistor radio
- Academic disciplines
- advanced electromagnetic theory • advanced speculative physics • applied thermonuclear energy • astrophysics • biology • chemistry • electrical engineering • electronics • experimental chemistry • nuclear fusion • nuclear medicine • nuclear theory • particle physics • physics • quantum engineering • quantum mechanics • thermonuclear integration
Time
- 1899 • 1908 • 1918 • 1920 • 1927 • 1929 • 1930 • 1933 • 1934 • 1938 • 1942 • 1944 • 1947 • 1954 • 1956 • 1958 • 1959 • 1961 • 1965 • 1966 • 1967 • April • August • December • January • July • March • November • October • September
Other references
- corporal • doctorate • immigration • mark 4 energy level • masters • movies • Nobel Prize • presidential election • romance languages • spy • steak • suma cum laudi • torture • wine • World War II
Appendices
- This issue was available in two covers, the same John Byrne artwork either with, or without, cover titles.
- The ten pages of editorial content in this issue include three adverts for other Star Trek comics by IDW: The next issue of the Assignment: Earth miniseries, The Enterprise Experiment and Mirror Images.
Related stories
- Assignment: Earth (TOS episode) - This comic is the first in a spin-off miniseries based on this episode. The first page re-establishes the charters of Gary Seven, Roberta Lincoln and Isis by replaying the closing scene of the episode.
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Episode | Assignment: Earth | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Miniseries | The Peacekeeper • Convergence • The Eugenics Wars • Assignment: Earth | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Novels | Assignment: Eternity • The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1 • The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2 • From History's Shadow • Elusive Salvation | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Short stories | "The Aliens Are Coming!" • "Seven and Seven" • "Assignment: One" • "Rocket Man" • "Time Line" | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Comics | "The Peacekeeper, Part One" • "The Peacekeeper, Part Two" • "Split Infinities" • "Future Imperiled" • "Brighter Than a Thousand Suns" • "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" • "My Name Is Legion" • "We Have Met the Enemy..." • "Too Many Presidents" • "Ah-Ha!" • "Medics" • "Hosts" • "1971/4860.2" • "An Unexpected Yesterday" • "Year Five, Issue 11" • "Year Five, Issue 12" • "Year Five, Issue 15" • "Year Five, Issue 16" • "Year Five, Issue 17" • "Year Five, Issue 21" • "Year Five, Issue 22" • "Year Five, Issue 23" • "Year Five, Issue 24" |
Timeline
- This issue is set in 1968, three months after the TOS episode: "Assignment: Earth".
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Previous comic: First issue in the miniseries |
TOS comics Assignment: Earth |
Next comic: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow |
Previous story: Alien Spotlight: Romulans |
Comics by: John Byrne |
Next story: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow |
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Previous Adventure: Assignment: Earth (Past) |
Memory Beta Chronology | Next Adventure: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow |
External link
- Brighter Than a Thousand Suns article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.