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To learn the difference between good and evil... Human and Klingon must fight to the death!
The final chapter! (part 4 of 4)

Summary[]

Captain's log, stardate 8151.7
In an attempt to stop the war between the Federation and the Klingon Empire, the Enterprise has violated orders and traveled to the planet Organia. There we met and defeated a Klingon ship commanded by Captain Kor—but I find the mystery only deepening!

The Excalbian that appeared in Admiral Kirk's quarters insists that "the drama play its course" and that there be no interference in the Excalbian quest for knowledge. Kor asks Kirk if it's a trick, but the Starfleet admiral calls for security. Kor scoffs at the call and attacks the alien himself, but is felled after touching the rocky exterior. Security officers soon arrive, but are just as ineffectual as Kor despite using phasers. Kirk orders the men to cease fire and questions Yarnek directly. Yarnek reveals that his race is still trying to determine whether good or evil is the stronger force in the universe but decided to stage their experiment on a grander scale. The Excalbians then journeyed to Organia and attacked the Organians so they could not interfere. When Kirk reacts, Yarnek insists that they only control the supreme commanders of the Federation and Klingon forces.

References[]

Characters[]

AyelborneWilliam BearclawBillmanNancy BrycePavel ChekovClaymareKaasKahless IVKannorJames T. KirkKonomKorAbraham LincolnMaldonLeonard McCoyRichardsonSaavikMontgomery ScottHikaru SuluSurakTrefayneStephen TurnerNyota UhuraYarnek
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SpockGod

Starships and vehicles[]

USS Enterprise (Constitution-class heavy cruiser)

Races and cultures[]

ExcalbianHumanKlingonOrganianVulcan

Locations[]

EarthExcalbiaOrgania

States and organizations[]

Klingon EmpireStarfleet CommandUnited Federation of Planets

Other references[]

antimatterOrganian Peace Treatyphaserphoton torpedo

Appendices[]

Images[]

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Timeline[]

published order
Previous comic:
Errand of War!
TOS comics
DC volume 1
Next comic:
Mortal Gods
chronological order
Previous Adventure:
Errand of War!
The Continuing
Voyages of the
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)
Next Adventure:
Mortal Gods
Publication history[]
May 1984
First published by DC Comics.
October 2005
Reprinted in the To Boldly Go omnibus. (Titan Books)
October 2013
Reprinted in the Best of Klingons omnibus. (IDW)
1 March 2018
Reprinted in Graphic Novel Collection, Volume 31. (Eaglemoss Collections)
Translations[]
April 1985
French: As "La Trève" in the omnibus Star Trek #2. (Arédit)
28 March 2018
Italian: Collected in TOS omnibus: Graphic Novel Collection Volume 31: L'era DC: Il Caso Del Tunnel Spaziale. (RCS MediaGroup)

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