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Revision as of 11:20, 8 December 2006
Introduction (blurb)
Modala, a peaceful, developing world, is suddenly thrown into turmoil when the government uses alien technology to subjugate the population. Captain Kirk and the U.S.S. Enterprise gets embroiled in the battle, only to find themselves a part of the revolution.
A hundred years later, the Enterprise returns to Modala, bringing with them survivors of that adventure -- Spock and McCoy. The centennial celebration is abruptly halted by the arrival of the Ferengi, and Captain Picard must rely on these living legends to help save Modala...again.
For the first time anywhere, a crossover of characters from these smash hit series. A graphic novel with action, danger, humor, and plenty of excitement!
Contents
Star Trek: The Original Series
- "A Little Seasoning" by Michael Jan Friedman
- "Tools of Tyranny" by Michael Jan Friedman
- "The Price of Freedom" by Michael Jan Friedman
- "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by Michael Jan Friedman
Star Trek: The Next Generation
- "In Memory Yet Green..." by Peter David
- "Lies and Legends!" by Peter David
- "Prior Claim" by Peter David
- "Games, Set, and Match!" by Peter David
External Links
- The Modala Imperative article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.