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Revision as of 17:26, 14 March 2009
Introduction (blurb)
During a routine visit by the U.S.S. Enterprise to Aarak 3, a major supplier of dilithium to the Federation, an attack on the royal palace reveals a group of zealots who resent the Federation's intrusion and desire a return to "the pure ways" of the ancestors. Captain Kirk must figure a way to prevent the zealots' coup while not violating the Prime Directive.
Summary
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Characters
Regulars
Arex Na Eth | James T. Kirk | Leonard McCoy | Montgomery Scott | Spock | Hikaru Sulu | Nyota Uhura
Others
References
Starships and vehicles
USS Enterprise (Constitution-class)
Locations
Aarak 3
Referenced: Starbase 14
Races and cultures
Referenced: Klingon
States and organisations
Federation Starfleet | Traditionalist | United Federation of Planets
Other
Dilithium | Ice wine | Ion storm | Mining | Natural resource | Nomad | Prime Directive | Snow
Information
- This comic was scheduled as the August issue of the miniseries, but was actually released just a late of the month on September 5th.
- This issue was available in three covers, two of equal availability; one by Steve Conley and one by Joe Corroney, and the third, a photomontage, of more limited availability.
- Oddly the Corroney cover features Pavel Chekov who does not appear in the comic at all, and Sulu who appears in a single frame at the conn.
- In classic TOS style, the situation in this comic openly pulls on current affairs; comparing the perception of the Federation's interest in Aarak 3's dilithium, and the subsequent insurgent activity, to past events. This is likely referencing the current situation with the United States of America's interest with the oil rich nations of the middle east and the insurgency faced by western forces in Iraq.
- The stardate given for the Editor's Log on the letters page of issue is 60985.3 which like previous editorial content would place it in 2383. The letters page also includes an advert for the next issue of this miniseries.
- This issue also contains a one page The Trek Life comic strip, in which the trio of trekkies discuss what they imagine occupied the Enterprise’s final two years of five-year mission and Kate reveals her desires for Mirror Spock.
- The remaining eight pages of editorial content in this issue include a one page advert for the first issue of the Alien Spotlight miniseries, featuring Zach Howard's cover for the issue, and threatening "The Gorn are coming!".
Images
Connections
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Previous comic: Year Four, Issue 1 |
TOS comics Year Four |
Next comic: Year Four, Issue 3 |
Previous comic: Year Four, Issue 1 |
Comics by: David Tischman |
Next comic: Year Four, Issue 3 |
chronological order | ||
Previous Adventure: Year Four, Issue 1 |
Memory Beta Chronology | Next Adventure: Vulcan! |