Which Trek book has in it (possible spoilers)?

[Christopher]

which novel is basically a James Bond story in space?

That's NF: Double or Nothing, right?

 

[captcalhoun]

correct.

modfied transport? check
lovely ladies? check
evil genius villain? check
evil henchman with body modificatoin/scarring? check
ridiculous huge HQ for villain? check
gadget-master? check

 

[T'Ressa Dax]

In which novel does Commander Vale consider having blue hair?

:;suspects it's too easy, hehe::

 

[Christopher]

^I don't know where she considers blue hair, but she actually has blue hair in Over a Torrent Sea.

 

[Trent Roman]

To tie into the aquatic theme?

Fictitiously yours, Trent Roman

 

[JD]

Here's one, it's from a comic but I'm curious if it will stump anyone. Which pre-Undiscovered Country comic arc features Klingon Emporer Kahless IV wanting to destroy The UFP like the original tried to to?

 

[Christopher]

Here's one, it's from a comic but I'm curious if it will stump anyone. Which pre-Undiscovered Country comic arc features Klingon Emporer Kahless IV wanting to destroy The UFP like the original tried to to?

I think Kahless IV appeared in more than one storyline of DC's first TOS comic, but I'll guess you're referring to issues 1-4 where the Excalbians stirred up a war between the Klingons and the UFP.

 

[Claudia]

which novel is basically a James Bond story in space?

Double or Nothing? At least the Calhoun-part awfully reminded me of James Bond with his little gadgets...

Edit: Woops, one should scroll further down (just didn't see that there was a second page of entries)... and I was so proud of me that I knew that...

 

[JD]

Here's one, it's from a comic but I'm curious if it will stump anyone. Which pre-Undiscovered Country comic arc features Klingon Emporer Kahless IV wanting to destroy The UFP like the original tried to to?

I think Kahless IV appeared in more than one storyline of DC's first TOS comic, but I'll guess you're referring to issues 1-4 where the Excalbians stirred up a war between the Klingons and the UFP.

Yep, that was the one I meant.

 

[JoeZhang]

In which book does spot save the enterprise (maybe it's happens more than once?) ?

 

[shanejayell]

There's a story in 'Sky's the Limit' in which Spot catches a dangerous alien....

 

[JoeZhang]

There's a story in 'Sky's the Limit' in which Spot catches a dangerous alien....

ah.. not the story I was thinking of - it's a numbered novel...

 

[Defcon]

IIRC Spot was involved in the conclusion of A Hard Rain

 

[KRAD]

IIRC Spot was involved in the conclusion of A Hard Rain

Yeah, but that wasn't a numbered novel............

 

[Defcon]

IIRC Spot was involved in the conclusion of A Hard Rain

Yeah, but that wasn't a numbered novel............

Doh, somehow I had it in the back of my head that it was a numbered one.

 

[Cicero]

All my life I've been wondering: is that a purple eater of people or an eater of purple people? (And the question gets exponentially more complex as you move back through the adjectives...)

I said, "Mr Purple People Eater, what's your line?"
He said, "Eating purple people, and it sure is fine."

 

[Therin of Andor]

I said, "Mr Purple People Eater, what's your line?"
He said, "Eating purple people, and it sure is fine."

Such violet behaviour...

 

[JWolf]

So what other oddities can we find in Trek lit besides one-eyed one-horned purple people eaters that I may not have read or forgotten about?

 

[LightningStorm]

I recall in some book a Klingon ship was flooded with sewage. I don't recall exactly which book.

 

[Rosalind]

^ I think it's one of the MyU books.