The Enterprise crew is locked on a deep freeze planet doomed to disappear into space! — "Ice Journey" was the 27th issue of Gold Key Comics' 1967 series of Star Trek comics. It was the 25th story illustrated by Alberto Giolitti and the third of five written by John Warner.
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Summary[]
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Log entries[]
- Captain's log, stardate 20:27.3
- Approaching planet Floe I on special survey assignment for the Federation per Command order F-1221.
- Captain's log, stardate 20:27.5
- Lieutenant Uhura and I are being held prisoners by the two leaders of Floe I — Dr. Krisp and Mr. Spock have vanished! It is clear that Amara and Sunaro intend to do away with the crew and me as soon as Lieutenant Uhura writes a false report about their mad society to the Federation... My only hope is that we manage to fool these tyrants and come out alive... I have lost all communication with the Enterprise!
References[]
Characters[]
- Amara • Jdula • James T. Kirk • Krisp • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Sunaro • Nyota Uhura • unnamed Floes • unnamed USS Enterprise personnel (transporter chief)
Starships and vehicles[]
Locations[]
Races and cultures[]
States and organizations[]
Science and technology[]
- anti-freeze uniform • antidote • communicator • computer • flame gun • geometry • heat-stabilizer tablet • laboratory • mutation serum • neutralizer disc • phaser • radio • rifle • scanner • sensor • scrambler • tele-radio • transporter • viewscreen
Ranks and titles[]
- captain • chief engineer • chief science officer • commander • communications officer • counter-leader • delegate • dictator • doctor • helmsman • lieutenant • lieutenant commander • rebel • science officer • slave
Other references[]
- airport • animal • atmosphere • bagpipes • beam • bridge • captain's log • century • city • civil war • civilization • communications • corridor • day • democracy • fire • glaciation • government • grass • hope • ice • ice skating • landing party • landing crew • law • light year • log entry • logic • metabolism • music • mutation • orbit • peace • planet • science • second • security • skeleton • star • star system • stardate • telepathy • time • transporter room • turtle • war • year • zoo
Appendices[]
Background[]
- The reprint in The Enterprise Logs, Volume 4 omitted pages 4 and 18. Page 4 was a self-contained scene with the landing party visiting the bridge prior to beaming down, with Krisp commenting that the population survey might be dull. On page 14, Kirk realized that Nyota Uhura had prevented their fake report from being transmitted, and the Floes decided to kill them.
- Krisp wryly suggested that Montgomery Scott could transmit background music into the landing party’s portable radios, presaging the Sony Walkman and the iPod.
- This story has been released eight times in English as well as being translated into German, Italian, and Portuguese.
Errata[]
- The variant environmental suits worn in the story, anti-freeze uniforms, were colored both red and blue on the cover, with black boots, but were all gold in the story itself. Communications equipment was said to work by telepathy, because conditions were so frigid that the landing party would asphyxiate if they spoke or breathed the atmosphere. That being the case, it was unclear why the uniforms were designed to protect the wearer's eyes but not their mouths.
- Uhura was once misspelled Uhuru.
Related stories[]
Extinction from increasing cold was also featured in:
Genetic adaptation to climate change was also featured in:
- TAS episode & Log Five novelization: The Ambergris Element
- TOS comic: "The World Beneath the Waves"
- TOS comic: "The Evictors"
Revolution for social equality was also featured in:
- TOS episode & Star Trek 5 novelization: Let That Be Your Last Battlefield
- TOS comic: "The Animal People"
- TOS comic: "Day of the Inquisitors"
- TOS comic: "Prince Traitor"
- TOS comic: "A World Against Itself"
Images[]
Connections[]
| Published Order | ||
|---|---|---|
| Previous comic: #26: The Perfect Dream |
TOS comics (Gold Key) | Next comic: #28: The Mimicking Menace |
| Previous story: The Perfect Dream |
Stories by: John Warner |
Next story: The Final Truth |
| Previous adventure: Invasion of the City Builders |
Memory Beta Chronology | Next adventure: The Peril of Planet Quick Change |
Production history[]
- November 1974
- First published by Gold Key Comics.
- 1975
- Printed in hardcover in Star Trek Annual 1976. (World Distributors Limited)
- August 1976
- Printed (excluding pages 4 and 18) in the omnibus The Enterprise Logs, Volume 4. (Golden Press)
- 1985
- Printed in hardcover in Star Trek Annual 1986. (World Distributors Limited)
- June 2004
- Printed in the omnibus The Key Collection, Volume 4. (Checker Book Publishing Group)
- September 2008
- Included on The Complete Comic Book Collection DVD. (Graphic Imaging Technologies)
- August 2014
- Remastered in hardcover in the omnibus Gold Key Archives, Volume 5. (IDW)
- 15 March 2018
- Remastered in hardcover in the omnibus Graphic Novel Collection #32. (Eaglemoss)
Translations[]
- 1976
- German: Abridged in the omnibus "Stadt der letzten Hoffnung" in Zack Comic Box #22: Enterprise (Koralle-Verlag)
- 1978, July 10
- Portuguese: As "Viagem Ao Gelo" in b/w in O Caminho das Estrelas (Aguiar) #17
- 2006
- Italian: As "Il Viaggio Ghiacciato" in the omnibus The Gold Key Collection, Volume 7 (Free Books)
External link[]
- Ice Journey article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
