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Funny, odd, amazing things in the ST Comics
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The ship was on the cover of Seetee Shock?
Berkey?
Not sure if TAS cels count as comic art, but I love this Tuttle & Bailey cel of "Yesteryear".
Filmation Star Trek The Animated Series cel: Yesteryear by Ian McLean, on Flickr
The six-fingered Vulcan?
Detail from Yesteryear cel by Ian McLean, on Flickr
Filmation Star Trek The Animated Series cel: Yesteryear by Ian McLean, on Flickr
The six-fingered Vulcan?
Detail from Yesteryear cel by Ian McLean, on Flickr
The six-fingered Vulcan?
"The better to Vulcan death grip you with, my dear!"
I think "fills" overstates it, since there were only a handful of issues and it's a gap of around a decade, give or take. But yeah, it was one of the few sources of stories set in between TMP and TWOK, since most of the novels were 5-year mission or sometimes Enterprise-A era, and the DC series was post--TWOK.
I am trying to figure out how the Martian craft are flying around inside the Enterprise, terrorizing the crew. The corridors are too small!WotW ships!
I am trying to figure out how the Martian craft are flying around inside the Enterprise, terrorizing the crew. The corridors are too small!
That scene must be in the hangar bay/cargo complex.
They're running around between the turboshafts from the Short Treks "Q&A"I am trying to figure out how the Martian craft are flying around inside the Enterprise, terrorizing the crew. The corridors are too small!
Gold Key #56 "No Time Like the Past" is one of the better ones I've read in the series. The Guardian worked a little differently than on the series, but there were none of the face-palming moments that most of the issues had, and the characters generally acted like themselves.
Like the opening scene of The Phantom of the Opera musical, #56 may spark an interest in actual history with its references to Hannibal, Romans, and war elephants.
Like the opening scene of The Phantom of the Opera musical, #56 may spark an interest in actual history with its references to Hannibal, Romans, and war elephants.
Ever wonder what language everyone speaks in the 23rd century?
Ever wonder what language everyone speaks in the 23rd century?
Tio Bonega!
Shatner could have handled it, he was in the only all-esperanto fantasy movie, Incubus.
Is that also from The Haunting of Thallus? I don't remember that one.Nessie attacks!
Scotty's one-time lover, Andrea Manning, created a psychological manifestation of the creature to attack Spock. Escalating the psychokinesis attack, she created a larger version of Nessie in space to assault the Enterprise. [TOS comic: "... Like a Woman Scorned!"]
Isn't that one of those NFTs they were just shilling?
Clearly, the Enterprise was testing the variable geometry warp nacelles that it acquired in the refit. And Scotty said after a few tests, "Och, this is a barmy mess," and it was removed forthwith at the next starbase the Enterprise visited.Worst Enterprise redesign ever
Isn't that one of those NFTs they were just shilling?
That was my first thought, too... it looks just like those ugly "procedurally-generated" NFT ships!
