Who's Who in Star Trek, Issue 2

Who's Who in Star Trek, Issue 2 was the second 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.

As with the first issue, this 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.

Contents[edit | edit source]

Marla McGivers
- Art by Joe Brozowski and Mike DeCarlo
Melkots
- Art by Mike Clark and Greg Brooks
Metrons
- Art by Mike Clark and Keith Williams
Miramanee
- Art by Michael Bair
Mirror Universe
- Art by Ron Frenz and Bruce Patterson
Gary Mitchell
- Art by Joe Brozowski and Karl Kesel
Maria Morelli
- Art by Curt Swan and Joe Rubinstein
M'Ress
- Art by Ken Penders and Romeo Tanghal
Harry Mudd
- Art by John Byrne and Terry Austin
Natira
- Art by Michael Bair
Number One
- Art by Chris Wozniak and Art Nichols
Organians
- Art by Murphy Anderson
Orions
- Art by Todd McFarlane and Al Gordon
Christopher Pike
- Art by Ron Frenz and Bob Smith
Mark Piper
- Art by Jonathan Peterson and Romeo Tanghal
Janice Rand
- Art by Ron Frenz and Dick Giordano
Redjac
- Art by Mark Pacella and Klaus Janson
Kevin Riley
- Art by Jan Duursema
Romulans
- Art by Walt Simonson
Saavik
- Art by Kevin Maguire and Joe Rubinstein
Sarek
- Art by John Byrne

Montgomery Scott
- Art by Gray Morrow
Gary Seven
- Art by George Pérez
Areel Shaw
- Art by Ken Penders and Dennis Jensen
Elizabeth Sherwood
- Art by Curt Swan and Joe Rubinstein
Spock
- Art by Tom Sutton and Pablo Marcos
Starbases
- Art by Ken Penders and Dennis Jensen
Starfleet
- Art by Ken Penders and Danny Bulanadi
Starfleet Academy
Starships
- Art by Arne Starr
Hikaru Sulu
- Art by Tom Sutton and Pablo Marcos
USS Surak
- Art by Todd McFarlane and Al Gordon
Talosians
- Art by Bill Wray
Gillian Taylor
- Art by Colleen Doran
Tellarites
- Art by Joe Brozowski and Greg Brooks
Tribbles
- Art by Michael Carlin and Dick Giordano
Triskelions
- Art by Todd McFarlane
Nyota Uhura
- Art by Jan Duursema
United Federation of Planets
- Art by Art Thibert
Vians
- Art by Ken Penders and Dennis Jensen
Vina
- Art by Steve Bové
Vulcans
- Art by Cynthia Martin

Appendix:
- Command symbols from the Star Trek movie era.

References[edit | edit source]

Characters[edit | edit source]

Apollo • Robert April • Sarah April • Arex Na Eth • Artemis • David Bailey • Balok • John Bearclaw • Lila Bearclaw • William Bearclaw • Andre Bryce • Nancy Bryce • Christine Chapel • Pavel Chekov • Cochese • Gav • James T. Kirk • Konom • Roger Korby • John Kyle • Frank Leslie • Leto • Carol Marcus • David Marcus • Gary Mitchell • Leonard McCoy • Carolyn Palamas • Pan • Christopher Pike • Peter Preston • Raintree • Montgomery Scott • Elizabeth Sherwood • Shras • Khan Noonien Singh • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Hosato Sulu • Clark Terrell • Thimon • Stephen Turner • Nyota Uhura • Zeus • unnamed Humans

Starships and vehicles[edit | edit source]

Constitution-class: USS Enterprise • USS Excalibur • USS Hood
Other vessels: Fesarius • USS Gallant • Decatur-class • USS Reliant (Miranda-class)

Locations[edit | edit source]

Timeline[edit | edit source]

Chronology[edit | edit source]

Approximately 5000 BC: Apollo and his fellow Beings visit Earth in the guise of powerful gods.
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.
6770.3: Robert April travels aboard Enterprise.
2273: V'Ger Encounter

Appendices[edit | edit source]

Background[edit | edit source]

The Editorial indicated a potential plan to release an updated version of Who's Who in Star Trek with information from the then-imminent first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation, but no such revised edition was ever released.