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Title page.
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Credits page.
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- Mark Thompson
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Introduction to the collection, with table of contents.
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- science fiction
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- Captain James T. Kirk; Spock
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Photo cover of William Shatner as Kirk and Leonard Nimoy as Spock. The photo of Spock comes from the TV episode "Amok Time" (same as issue #6). This was the final issue to feature a photo cover.
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- Len Wein
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock; Dr. Leonard McCoy; Montgomery Scott; Hikaru Sulu; Nyota Uhura; Alexander Lazarus; Abraham Lincoln (android); Anton York (android); George Washington (android); Helen of Troy (android); Emperor Nero (android)
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- A planet is seemingly populated by every famous person from Earth's ancient past. In reality they are all androids controlled by Alexander Lazarus, a mad Earth historian.
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Divided into Part I (14 pages) and Part II (12 pages). Script: Credit from interview with Len Wein (2002-12-06) via Rodrigo Baeza (Per Sandell ed.). First Gold Key comic story to prominently feature Uhura (who is not seen again for a number of issues). Wein's first Star Trek script (from article in The Monster Times #2 (1972)).
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First painted cover and first cover not to focus on any of the main cast members. Includes B&W inset photos of William Shatner as Kirk and Leonard Nimoy as Spock.
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- Len Wein
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock; Dr. Leonard McCoy; Montgomery Scott; Hikaru Sulu; Chang; Marla; Brand
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- Kirk and his companions are captured by the wizard Chang, who sends them on a quest for a weapon that will make him master of the universe.
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Script: Credit from interview with Len Wein (2002-12-06) via Rodrigo Baeza (Per Sandell ed.). Title based upon the TV episode title "Spectre of the Gun". Divided into Part I (13 pages) and Part II (12 pages).
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock; Dorrie Trask
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Includes inset photos of William Shatner (Kirk) and Leonard Nimoy (Spock).
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- Len Wein
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- Angelo Todaro
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock; Dr. Leonard McCoy; Montgomery Scott; Nyota Uhura; Dorrie Trask; Malok; Hikaru Sulu; Pavel Chekov
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- The bottled emotions of the Vulcan elders are freed by an alien attack on the Enterprise and become a factor in a battle against the immortal Malok.
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Script: Credit from interview with Len Wein (2002-12-06) via Rodrigo Baeza (Per Sandell ed.). Divided into Part I (13 pages) and II (12 pages).
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- Mr. Spock; Montgomery Scott; Black Jack Nova
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- Len Wein
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock; Dr. Leonard McCoy; Montgomery Scott; Hikaru Sulu; Nyota Uhura; Black Jack Nova; Ben Cannon
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- Kirk and crew go undercover to regain the Federation of Planets' supply of lithium crystals from 23rd Century pirates.
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Script: Credit from interview with Len Wein (2002-12-06) via Rodrigo Baeza (Per Sandell ed.). Divided into Part I (13 pages) and Part II (12 pages). First Gold Key comic story to properly format Stardates, though interior views of the Enterprise and uniforms still do not match the TV series. After several issues of being depicted as a blond man, Scotty now resembles actor James Doohan.
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- Spock; unidentified Enterprise crewman
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- Len Wein
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock; Dr. Leonard McCoy; Montgomery Scott; Nomad; Niklon; Hikaru Sulu
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- The Dark Traveler commandeers the Enterprise to take him to his home planet, which has fallen under the domination of his brother.
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Divided into Part I (12 pages) and Part II (13 pages).
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- George Wilson
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- George Wilson
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- science fiction
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock
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- Len Wein
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock; Montgomery Scott; Dr. Leonard McCoy; Hikaru Sulu
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- Following a planetary survey, Kirk begins acting irrationally. Spock and McCoy attempt to relieve Kirk of command but he escapes in a shuttle, with the Enterprise in pursuit.
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Divided into Part I (13 pages) and II (12 pages).
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- George Wilson
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock; Klingons
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- Len Wein
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock; Dr. Leonard McCoy; Hikaru Sulu; Montgomery Scott; The Curator; Hilliard; Klingons; Spang; J'Karl
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- The Enterprise and Klingons find themselves prisoners in a sanctuary of lost ships that travels through Limbo toward ultimate destruction. Escape can only be made if the two enemies work together.
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Divided into Part I (13 pages) and Part II (12 pages). The artwork appears to place the Enterprise transporters on the bridge in this story.
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- George Wilson
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock
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- Len Wein
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- Angelo Todaro
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- Alberto Giolitti
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- Ben Oda
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- science fiction
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- Captain James Kirk; Spock; Dr. Leonard McCoy; Pavel Chekov; Public Relations Office Claire; Montgomery Scott; Nyota Uhura; Hikaru Sulu; Corben; Karad
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- Kirk and his companions crash land a shuttlecraft on a planet whose social structure resembles Europe at the time of the Inquisition.
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Divided into Part I (13 pages) and II (12 pages). First Gold Key comic appearance of the Galileo shuttlecraft as depicted in the TV series. Uhura appears in the comic for the first time in several years (but wearing a green uniform). The last panel of the story shows Spock smiling.
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