Who's Who in Star Trek, Issue 1 was the first of two parts in a reference work encyclopedia of Star Trek published by DC Comics in 1987 to celebrate Star Trek's 20th anniversary, containing information on characters, species, ships, and organizations from The Original Series, The Animated Series, DC's own line of comics, a number of novels, and the four Star Trek films which had been released up to that point. Each article included a piece of artwork by various artists showing the subject in a variety of perspectives and in various situations.
The issue was edited by Robert Greenberger, with research and writing by Allan Asherman. The cover was a painting by Howard Chaykin, color art was provided by Michele Wolfman, and copyedits and typesetting were by Carl Gafford. Steven Bové was the issue production artist. The same creative team was also responsible for the second issue.
Introduction[]
The issue began with an introduction by editor Greenberger describing the history of Star Trek and DC Comics' publishing of Star Trek comics throughout the 20th anniversary of the franchise. Also introduced were the credentials of the staff, including a selected bibliography of author Asherman's work.
Contents[]
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References[]
Characters[]
Quoted characters[]
- All Mother • Apollo • Robert April • David Bailey • Phillip Boyce • Christine Chapel • Samuel Cogley • Richard Daystrom • Jane Decker • Matthew Decker • Elizabeth Dehner • Shras Endilev • John Farrell • Benjamin Finney • Jamie Finney • Amanda Grayson • Guardian of Forever • Ilia • Cyrano Jones • Kahless the Unforgettable • Kamarag • Kang • Edith Keeler • Lee Kelso • James T. Kirk • Koloth • Kor • Korax • Roger Korby • Thomas Kyle • Lal • Frank Leslie • Janice Lester • Arlene Lo • John Lurry • Carol Marcus • David Marcus • Leonard McCoy • Gary Mitchell • Carolyn Palamas • Petri • Mark Piper • Saavik • S'alath • Montgomery Scott • Khan Noonien Singh • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Thimon • T'Pau • Stephen Turner • Nyota Uhura • Wilson Vanderberg • Robert Wesley • Yarnek
- Referenced only
- Anan 7 • Andrea • Sarah April • Arex Na Eth • Artemis • Nilz Baris • Balok • Beach • John Bearclaw • Lila Bearclaw • William Bearclaw • Bele • Samuel Boma • Ruth Bonaventure • Andre Bryce • Nancy Bryce • Pavel Chekov • Cochese • Zefram Cochrane • Robert Crater • Arne Darvin • Willard Decker • Gerald Dehner • DeLambre • Elaan • Charles Evans • C.S. Forester • Stephen Garrovick • Gav • Gem • John Gill • Phillip Green • Paul Harris • Henry • Joachim • Kalo • Rayna Kapec • Lenore Karidian • The Keeper • Genghis Khan • Aurelan Kirk • George Samuel Kirk, Sr. • George Samuel Kirk, Jr. • Peter Kirk • Winona Kirk • Kodos • Konom • Magda Kovacs • Jojo Krako • Kras • Krell • Kruge • Landru • Thomas Leighton • Leto • Abraham Lincoln • Lokai • Maab • Mara • Angela Martine • David Andrew McCoy • Gillian McCoy • Joanna McCoy • Marla McGivers • Eve McHuron • Miramanee • Marlena Moreau • Marlena Moreau (mirror) • Harold Morrow • Harry Mudd • Natira • Nogura • Nomad • Howard Ogden • Bela Oxmyx • Nancy Pagano • Pan • Christopher Pike • Peter Preston • Raintree • Mira Romaine • Jackson Roykirk • Ruk • Elias Sandoval • Sarek • Andrew Stiles • L.T. Stone • Edward Styles • Surak • Tepo • Clark Terrell • Thann • Robert Tomlinson • Ronald Tracey • Trelane • Tyree • Valkris • Zabo • Zar • Zarabeth • Zeus • Zora • Zor-Khan
Starships and vehicles[]
- Constitution-class
- USS Constellation • USS Enterprise • USS Enterprise • USS Farragut • USS Excalibur • USS Hood • USS Lexington • USS Potemkin
- other vessels
- HMS Bounty (B'rel-class bird-of-prey) • USS Enterprise (Declaration-class passenger liner) • USS Excelsior (Excelsior-class explorer) • Fesarius • USS Gallant • USS Grissom (Oberth-class research vessel) • Galileo • IKS Gr'oth (D7 battle cruiser) • IKS Klothos (D7/D5-class battle cruiser) • USS Reliant (Miranda-class cruiser) • USS Republic (Constitution/Baton Rouge-class training vessel)
Locations[]
Establishments[]
- David Marcus Research Center for Advanced Genetics • Starfleet Academy • Starfleet Commander's School
Planetary locations and settlements[]
- Earth
- Cleveland, Ohio • El Paso, Texas • Greece • New York City • San Francisco • Goteborg, Sweden • Stockholm, Sweden • High Point, North Carolina
- other
- Delman, Newstate
Planets and planetoids[]
- 114 Delta V • Andor • Babel • Centaurus IV • Cheron • Coridan III • Delta Vega I • Earth • Edos • First Federation homeworld • Omicron Ceti III • Pollux IV • Taurus II • Thasus • Vega IV • Zetar II
Stars and systems[]
- 114 Delta • Alpha Centauri • Andor system • Babel system • Beta Tauri • Coridan system • Delta Vega system • Edoan system • Fesarius system • Pollux • Sol • Vega
Races and cultures[]
- Andorian • android • Deltan • Edoan • Elasian • Excalbian • Fabrini • Gorn • Greek Gods • Horta • Human (Russian • Swedish • Native American: Apache • Cherokee) • Iotian • Klingon • Megasoid • Rigellian • Romulan • Taurean anthropoids • Tellarite • Thasian • Tholian • Troyian • Vulcan • Zetarian
States and organizations[]
- First Federation • Federation Science Council • kaylar • Starfleet • Starfleet Command • Starfleet Medical • United Federation of Planets
Events[]
- V'Ger Encounter
Science and technology[]
- android • cardiostimulator • diagnostic bed • duotronics • phaser • shuttlecraft • starship • transporter • tricorder • warp drive
Materials, substances, and energies[]
- dilithium • phaser coolant • plastiskin
Ranks and titles[]
- admiral • ambassador • cadet • captain • chief engineer • chief medical officer • commander • commanding officer • commodore • communications officer • crewman • doctor • engineer • ensign • executive officer • helmsman • lieutenant • lieutenant commander • midshipman • navigator • nurse • science officer
Other references[]
- astrophysics • bridge • celestial mechanics • Ceti eel • cucumber • flabjellah • General Order 7 • Hoystadt Children's Hospital • humanoid • Kobayashi Maru scenario • planet • psychology • scotch • sickbay • space • star • star system • stardate • Starfleet Academy • Starfleet Academy Command School • Starfleet Academy Medical School • vodka • Federation Starfleet ranks (2240s-2260s) • Federation Starfleet ranks (2260s) • Federation Starfleet ranks (2270s) • Federation Starfleet ranks (2270s-2350s) • Starfleet uniform • Starfleet uniform (2240s-2265) • Starfleet uniform (2265-2270) • Starfleet uniform (Early 2270s) • Starfleet uniform (2278-2350s) • uniform • rank • time • technology • weapon • lifeform • government • nation-state • races and cultures • reference stardate • year • century • decade
Timeline[]
Chronology[]
- Approximately 5000 BC
- Apollo and his fellow Beings visit Earth in the guise of powerful gods.
- Circa 28th century BC
- Zarabeth is exiled to the distant past of Sarpeidon, where she lives out her life and eventually dies in a fall. Her only visitors in exile are Leonard McCoy and Spock. Zarabeth gives birth to Spock's son Zar and raises him into his teenage years before her death. Spock and McCoy eventually find records of Zar's solitary life and go back in time to rescue him, bringing him into the future with them. (TOS episode & Star Trek 4 novelization: All Our Yesterdays; TOS - The Yesterday Saga novel: Yesterday's Son)
- 20th century
- Earth historians theorize the Greek gods could have been powerful ancient space travellers.
- 21st century
- Upheavals in population lead many open North American lands to be reinhabited by Native Americans.
- Reference stardate 2188 SFC
- USS Enterprise commissioned.
- 1513.8
- Enterprise contacts the First Federation
- 3468.1
- Encounter with Apollo at Pollux IV
- 2260s
- Babel Conference of Coridan's admission.
- Stardate 2124.5 (2267)
- Trelane encounters the USS Enterprise after attracting the starship to his planet. (TOS episode & Star Trek 11 novelization: The Squire of Gothos)
- Stardate 5693.2 (2268)
- The USS Enterprise investigates the missing USS Defiant and faces off against three Tholian web spinners. (TOS episode & Star Trek 5 novelization: The Tholian Web)
- Stardate 5725.3 (2269)
- The USS Enterprise encounters the energy-lifeforms of the Zetarians, who attempt to possess the body of Lieutenant Mira Romaine. (TOS episode & Star Trek 6 novelization: The Lights of Zetar)
- 6770.3
- Robert April travels aboard Enterprise.
- 2273
- V'Ger Encounter
Appendices[]
Images[]
Connections[]
External link[]
- Who's Who in Star Trek, Issue 1 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.