DC's first original Star Trek graphic novel.
Description[]
- Captain Kirk and the crew of the USS Enterprise find themselves teamed with the Klingons and Romulans to fight a galactic threat that no government dares admit exists...
- A stunning 96-page adventure, celebrating Star Trek's ongoing legacy by top talents in the comics business today.
Summary[]
| This article or section is incomplete |
|---|
| This article is marked as lacking essential detail, and needs attention. Information regarding expansion requirements may be found on the article's talk page. Feel free to edit this page to assist with this expansion. |
References[]
Characters[]
- Akanke • Dave Bailey • Bob • Emma Bull • Christine Chapel • Pavel Chekov • Arthur Chenowyth • Chip Delaney • Jamie Finney • Fleischer • Tom Garrovick • George • Barry Giotto • Alexander Dylan Glideman-Adler • Gracie • Harpo • Khadri • Khalor • Lars Hoël • Hroth • James T. Kirk • Kor • John Kyle • Leonard McCoy • McIntyre • Sal McMurphy • Diane Morwood • Heihachiro Nogura • Carolyn Palamas • Elizabeth Palmer • Janice Rand • Rasche • Kevin T. Riley • Mira Romaine • Saavik • Montgomery Scott • Shetterly • Spock • John Stiles • Hikaru Sulu • Gillian Taylor • T'Cel • T'Kir • Sara Tuchinsky • Nyota Uhura • Wetherell
- Referenced only
- Balok • Richard Daystrom • Matthew Decker • Devil • Benjamin Finney • J.M. Ford • Stephen Garrovick • Amanda Grayson • Kruge • David Marcus • Peter Preston • Roger Ramjet • Khan Noonien Singh • V'Ger
Starships and vehicles[]
- USS Enterprise (Constitution-class) • USS Enterprise-A (Constitution-class, refit) • USS Farragut (Constitution-class) • ChR Phoenix (Romulan Bird-of-prey) • Planet Killer • IKS Revenge (K't'inga-class) • D7/Stormbird-class • Assault shuttle • “Critters” starship • Dreadnought class • Class F shuttlecraft • Rover • schooner • Type-4 shuttlecraft
- Referenced only
- Fesarius
Locations[]
- Earth (South Pacific, Starfleet Command, San Francisco) • Earth Spacedock • Milky Way Galaxy • Luna • Lunar Holding Station Uniform • near System L-374 • Romulan Neutral Zone • Watchtower 13
- Referenced only
- Memory Alpha
Races and cultures[]
- Human • Klingon • Romulan • Vulcan • “Critters”
- Referenced only
- dikironium cloud creature • First Federation • Gorn • Horta • Organian
States and organizations[]
- Klingon Empire • Romulan Star Empire • Starfleet • United Federation of Planets
- Referenced only
- First Federation • Gorn • Vulcan Science Academy
Science and technology[]
- artificial gravity • cloaking device • DeBroglie turbulence • dockyard • Dreadnought cannon • drone • escape pod • Jeffries tube • nanosecond • primary hull • Project Genesis • saucer separation • secondary hull • sensor bay delta • space buoy • stasis tube • subspace communication • transponder • turbolift • universal translator • zero gravity
Other references[]
- audio cassette • battle stations • Bermuda Triangle • Boy Scouts • cannon • Captain Dunsel • Cats Laughing • Chateau Picard • corbomite • coffee • court-martial • discommendation • dog • dolphin • dream • duty roster • event horizon • fiber-optic cable • government • homing beacon • honor • humpback whale • katra • mint julep • starbase • supernova • Sword of Damocles • three-dimensional chess • Trojan horse • vaudeville • video cassette • Watchtower • worship
Chronology[]
- stardate 8719.3–8730.6, 2286 (2280s chronology, Enterprise-A voyages)
- Enterprise intercept mission.
Appendices[]
Related media[]
Background[]
Adm. Nogura's sleeve stripes.
- Artists Adam Hughes and Karl Story went to great lengths to accurately portray the simplistic 2250s Starfleet uniform and accompanying sleeve rank insignia portrayed in TOS episodes: "The Cage", "Where No Man Has Gone Before" and other contemporary stories. This story is a first and only appearance of the 2250s "three-stripe" admiral's Starfleet uniform sleeve rank insignia, as well as the origination of assignment patches for the USS Farragut and two other unspecified assignments, one on Dr. McCoy and one on Nogura. The Farragut insignia in particular would go on to be reused in other DC Comics publications. One oddity is McCoy's 2250s sleeve insignia of two stripes, which would signify a captain's rank.
Images[]
A dream.
Kor.
Diane Morwood, 2257.
Diane Morwood, 2289.
T'Cel, 2289.
.jpg "T'Cel (2257).jpg (235 KB)")
T'Cel, 2257.
Heihachiro Nogura, 2257.
Gillian Taylor and Harpo.
Revenge specifications.
ChR Phoenix linked to USS Enterprise-A.
Engaging the "Critters" starship.
Timeline[]
| published order | ||
|---|---|---|
| Previous story: First Star Trek comic |
Stories by: Chris Claremont |
Next story: Cry Vengeance |
| chronological order | ||
| Previous adventure: Scotty's Song |
Memory Beta Chronology | Next adventure: Choices! |
| The above chronology placements are based on the primary placement in 2286. The Memory Beta Chronology places events from this story in 3 other timeframe(s): | ||
| Previous adventure: Constitution chapters 4–16 |
2257 Flashback pages 10–25 |
Next adventure: What's Past Is Prologue |
| Previous adventure: The First Artifact First Interlude |
2267 Flashback: Pages 38-44 |
Next adventure: Wolf in the Fold |
| Previous adventure: Renewal |
2273 Flashback: Pages 38-44 |
Next adventure: Ex Machina Prologue, Chapters 1-17 & 19 |
External links[]
- Debt of Honor article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.