"Deadly Reflection!" is a Star Trek: The Original Series comic published by DC Comics in 1985. The comic was written by Mike W. Barr, with art by Tom Sutton and Ricardo Villagran. It is the eleventh comic in DC's first TOS comic series, and the third part of the New Frontiers story-arc. In the issue the mirror-Spock takes the Bird-of-Prey to Vulcan to study his primary universe counterpart, while on the Excelsior the rest of the primary universe crew manage to trick their mirror counterparts to gain control of the ISS Enterprise.
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- Captain's log, stardate 8217.2 : After 15 years, the barrier between our parallel universe has been breached... and I at last face my weakling counterpart.
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Characters[]
- Pavel Chekov • Garrett • Amanda Grayson • James T. Kirk • Leonard McCoy • Saavik • Sarek • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Lawrence Styles • Hikaru Sulu • T'Lar • Nyota Uhura
Mirror universe counterparts[]
- Pavel Chekov • Kendrick • James T. Kirk • Leonard McCoy • Marlena Moreau • Murray • Saavik • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Nyota Uhura
Starships and vehicles[]
- IKS B'rel (B'rel-class) • ISS Enterprise (Constitution-class heavy cruiser) • USS Excelsior • Genghis (SW7-class shuttlecraft) • Starbase 13 defense fighters • workbee
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Related stories[]
- New Frontiers (TOS comic miniseries) - This is the third part of the New Frontiers story arc, continuing on from the previous issue which established a mirror universe plot and Spock's continued recovery on Vulcan following the events of The Search for Spock. The story continues into the next six issues as Kirk and his colleges work to stop their mirror universe counterparts, while Spock's contact with his mirror-self leads to a full mental recovery.
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Timeline[]
| Published Order | ||
|---|---|---|
| Previous comic: Double Image |
TOS comics first DC monthly series |
Next comic: The Tantalus Trap! |
| Chronological Order | ||
| Previous adventure: Double Image |
Memory Beta Chronology | Next adventure: The Tantalus Trap! |
Images[]
The Bird-of-Prey lands on Vulcan.
Publication history[]
- February 1985
- First published by DC Comics.
- April 1991
- Reprinted in The Mirror Universe Saga omnibus. (DC Comics)
- September 2009
- Reprinted in the Best of Alternate Universes omnibus. (IDW)
- 19 July 2018
- Reprinted in Graphic Novel Collection #41. (Eaglemoss)
Translations[]
- December 1994
- German: As "Tödliche Spiegelungen", translated by Uwe Anton, collected in Die Spiegelwelt part 1, Star Trek #1. (Carlsen)
- August 1985
- French: Part 1 in Double image, omnibus Star Trek #4. (Arédit)
- October 1985
- French: Part 2 in Suspense Intergalactique, omnibus Star Trek #5. (Arédit)
External link[]
- Deadly Reflection! article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
