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| − | + | | cover artist = [[Adam Hughes]] & [[Karl Story]] |
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| − | + | | miniseries = [[The Modala Imperative]] |
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| − | + | | colorist = [[Tom McCraw]] |
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| − | + | | letterer = [[Bob Pinaha]] |
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| − | + | | editor = [[Robert Greenberger]] |
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| − | + | | omnibus = [[The Modala Imperative]] |
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| − | + | | published = {{srcdate|1991|August}} |
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| − | + | | pages = 24 |
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| + | '''The Price of Freedom''' was the third issue in the four-part ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]'' miniseries ''[[The Modala Imperative]]''. The story was initially published by [[DC Comics]] in late {{srcdate|1991|August}}, then reprinted in a miniseries [[omnibus]] in [[October]] [[1992]]. This story was written by [[Michael Jan Friedman]] and drawn by [[Pablo Marcos]]. In this story, [[James T. Kirk]] and [[Pavel Chekov]] joined a prison break. |
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==Summary== |
==Summary== |
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| + | Following a lead to Kirk and Chekov's whereabouts, [[Spock]] and [[Leonard McCoy]] approached a large citadel. Aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, [[John Kyle]] isolated Kirk and Chekov's bio-patterns, and could [[beam]] up the officers as soon as they were alone. Within the prison walls, a [[Modalan]] nominated Kirk to replace their dead [[rebel]] leader. Kirk pointed out a young but suitable leader among their own group. |
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| − | Spock and McCoy help the Enterprise locate Kirk and Chekov in prison. Kirk and Chekov help the other prisoners engineer a mass escape and the Enterprise loses track of them. Spock and McCoy are captured by guards looking for escaped prisoners. |
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| + | The rebel prisoners attempted an escape, but [[guard]]s caught sight of them and a firefight began. Chekov used a captured [[weapon]] to disarm one of the guards, and the prisoners made it outside. The sudden movements in combat broke Kyle's [[transporter]] lock, and, unfortunately, pursuing guards discovered Spock and McCoy lurking outside the prison. |
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| + | :''[[For Whom the Bell Tolls|To be concluded…]]'' |
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==References== |
==References== |
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| + | :[[Pavel Chekov]] • [[James T. Kirk]] • [[John Kyle]] • [[Ryan Leslie]] • [[Leonard McCoy]] • [[Montgomery Scott]] • [[Spock]] • [[Stroyka]] • [[Hikaru Sulu]] • [[Nyota Uhura]] • [[unnamed Modalans]] |
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| + | ===Starships and vehicles=== |
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| + | :{{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} ({{class|Constitution}}) • [[helicopter]] |
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===Locations=== |
===Locations=== |
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| + | :[[Modala]] |
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| + | :[[Human]] • [[Modalan]] • [[Vulcan]] |
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| + | :[[Federation Starfleet]] • [[Krisaia]] • [[Starfleet Academy]] • [[United Federation of Planets]] |
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| + | ===Science and technology=== |
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| + | :[[bio-profile]] • [[communicator]] • [[coordinates]] • [[mathematics]] • [[transporter]] • [[weapon]] |
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| + | ===Ranks and titles=== |
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| + | :[[captain]] • [[chief]] • [[commander]] • [[doctor]] • [[ensign]] • [[Federation Starfleet ranks (2260s)]] • [[guard]] • [[lieutenant]] • [[marksman]] • [[police]] • [[Starfleet ranks]] • [[transporter chief]] • [[tyrant]] |
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| + | ===Other references=== |
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| − | ==Information== |
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| + | :[[beam]] • [[bridge]] • [[devil]] • [[emotion]] • {{dis|freedom|ideology}} • [[hour]] • [[logic]] • [[kilometer]] • [[Prime Directive]] • [[prison]] • [[Starfleet uniform]] • [[Starfleet uniform (2265-2270)]] • [[tavern]] • [[transporter room]] • [[tree]] • [[year]] |
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| + | | series1= TOS |
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| + | | subtitle1= [[The Modala Imperative]] |
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| + | | format1= comic |
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| + | | before1= "[[Tools of Tyranny]]" |
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| + | | after1= "[[For Whom the Bell Tolls]]" |
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| + | | nextMB= "[[For Whom the Bell Tolls]]" |
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| + | * {{c|TOS|Prisoners}} – In [[2265]], Kirk, Spock and [[Gary Mitchell]] created a large-scale prison break. |
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| + | * {{c|TOS|To Rule the Universe}} – Kirk and Spock joined a prison break by [[rebel]]s who succeeded in overthrowing [[Plixean]]'s totalitarian regime. |
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| + | * {{c|TOS|Prince Traitor}} – In [[2266]], Kirk, Spock and [[Montgomery Scott]] became embroiled in [[Prince]] [[Yano]]'s [[rebellion]] on [[Fayo]]. |
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Revision as of 23:18, 16 March 2019
- For other uses, see The Price of Freedom.
The Price of Freedom was the third issue in the four-part Star Trek: The Original Series miniseries The Modala Imperative. The story was initially published by DC Comics in late August 1991, then reprinted in a miniseries omnibus in October 1992. This story was written by Michael Jan Friedman and drawn by Pablo Marcos. In this story, James T. Kirk and Pavel Chekov joined a prison break.
Summary
Following a lead to Kirk and Chekov's whereabouts, Spock and Leonard McCoy approached a large citadel. Aboard the USS Enterprise, John Kyle isolated Kirk and Chekov's bio-patterns, and could beam up the officers as soon as they were alone. Within the prison walls, a Modalan nominated Kirk to replace their dead rebel leader. Kirk pointed out a young but suitable leader among their own group.
The rebel prisoners attempted an escape, but guards caught sight of them and a firefight began. Chekov used a captured weapon to disarm one of the guards, and the prisoners made it outside. The sudden movements in combat broke Kyle's transporter lock, and, unfortunately, pursuing guards discovered Spock and McCoy lurking outside the prison.
References
Characters
- Pavel Chekov • James T. Kirk • John Kyle • Ryan Leslie • Leonard McCoy • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Stroyka • Hikaru Sulu • Nyota Uhura • unnamed Modalans
Starships and vehicles
Locations
Races and cultures
States and organizations
Science and technology
- bio-profile • communicator • coordinates • mathematics • transporter • weapon
Ranks and titles
- captain • chief • commander • doctor • ensign • Federation Starfleet ranks (2260s) • guard • lieutenant • marksman • police • Starfleet ranks • transporter chief • tyrant
Other references
- beam • bridge • devil • emotion • freedom • hour • logic • kilometer • Prime Directive • prison • Starfleet uniform • Starfleet uniform (2265-2270) • tavern • transporter room • tree • year
Timeline
| published order | ||
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| Previous comic: "Tools of Tyranny" |
TOS comics The Modala Imperative |
Next comic: "For Whom the Bell Tolls" |
| chronological order | ||
| Previous Adventure: "Tools of Tyranny" |
Memory Beta Chronology | Next Adventure: "For Whom the Bell Tolls" |
Appendices
Related stories
- TOS comic: "Prisoners" – In 2265, Kirk, Spock and Gary Mitchell created a large-scale prison break.
- TOS comic: "To Rule the Universe" – Kirk and Spock joined a prison break by rebels who succeeded in overthrowing Plixean's totalitarian regime.
- TOS comic: "Prince Traitor" – In 2266, Kirk, Spock and Montgomery Scott became embroiled in Prince Yano's rebellion on Fayo.
External links
- The Price of Freedom (comic) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.