Cameo: a small character part played by a distinguished actor or a celebrity. For Star Trek comics, cameos may be Starfleet crewmembers and ships, appearing on cover or interior art, or Star Trek homage art.
#9 Oct 1997
Ninja High School Yearbook
Antarctic Press
Star Rek TOS cover.
#6 1991
Herbie
A+ Comics
Herbie in space. Star Trek cover by David and Dan Day.
#1 date?
Spaced Out Herbie
Avalon Communications
Star Trek cover of Herbie as a Vulcan.
(Shane O'Shea; Ogden Whitney)
2008
Roswell, Texas
Big Head Press
Lt. Gene Roddenberry, a young Texas Air Militia pilot, shoots down an unidentified flying disk near Roswell, western-most city in the Federated States of Texas. Agents from the United States, the California Republic, the Franco-Mexican Empire, and the Third-and-a-Half Reich all want to learn the flying disk's secrets. Written by L. Neil Smith and Rex F. May with art by Scott Beiser and Jen Zach. Preview available online. Trade paperback, 271 pages. ISBN 9780974381459
#1 1986
Vault of Doomnation - Something evil
B-Movie Comics
Kirk and Spock appear in this brief tale of television horror by
Scott Barker, b&w
#1 Jul 2010
Comic Book Guy: The Comic Book
Bongo Comics
In The death of Comic Book Guy, Part One, Comic Book Guy recreates fictional deaths,
including Kirk and Spock. (Ian Boothby; John Delaney, Dan Davis, Nathan Hamill; Matt Groening, Morisson, Pepoy)
#1 2023
Do You Pooh?
Counterpoint Comics
In 2015, Marat Mychaels, Terry Sala, and Dietrich Smith wrote and Illustrated "Do You Pooh #1", a parody of Marvel's Deadpool and Disney's Winnie the Pooh. Since then, writer/artist Mychaels has published hundreds of limited edition reprints with variant cover art by many different artists. The Star Trek variant with cover art by Ryan Santos and colors by Samuel Díaz was distributed at Megacon Orlando 2023, and features Kirk the Pooh, Spock Tigger, McCoy Rabbit , Scotty Eeyore, Uhura Kanga, Sulu Roo, Chekov Piglet and the starship DO-U-POOH. There are virgin, signed, foil and more variants of this comic too.
#1 Jul 1997
Tales to Offend
Dark Horse Comics
Lance Blastoff's space car has an Enterprise hubcap. Story and art by Framk Miller.
#3 Jul 1997
Star Wars: Dark Force Rising
Dark Horse Comics
A boy on the planet Jomark is holding a model of the Enterprise. Kirk, Spock and McCoy are also
in the panel. (Mike Baron; Terry Dodson, Kevin Nowlan)
#4 Jun 2000
Star Wars Tales
Dark Horse Comics
Enterprise and Yogi Bear make cameo appearances in A Death Star is Born. (Kevin Rubio)
#90 Aug-Sep 1976
Green Lantern
DC Comics
Green Lantern Spock cameo. Denny O'Neil and Mike Grell.
#204 Sep 1986
Green Lantern Corps
DC Comics
Cameo appearances of Kirk and McCoy in one panel, and by Saavik in another panel. They are joined by Mr. T, Bill Cosby and other celebrities.
(Englehart; Staton, Farmer;)
#36 Mar 1987
Infinity Inc.
DC Comics
Back cover has a Star Trek comic subscription form.
#506 Nov 1993
The Adventures of Superman
DC Comics
Kirk is quoted.
#1 Mar 2010
Joe the Barbarian
DC Comics
Picard has a cameo.
#2 Apr 2010
Joe the Barbarian
DC Comics
Picard has a cameo.
Nov 2011
Joe the Barbarian
DC Comics
Deluxe hardcover edition. Written by Grant Morrison, art by Sean Murphy. 224 pages, ISBN 978-1401229719.
#1 Jun 1986
3-D Alien Terror
Eclipse Comics
Contains a Spock cameo. Requires 3-D glasses. Mark Evanier and John Pound.
#50 Nov 1988
Nexus
First Comics
Kirk and Spock make a cameo appearance. Mike Baron and Steve Rude.
#2 Apr 2002
The Terrifying Tales of Tommi Trek
Funk-o-Tron
Flipbook with Terrifying Tales of Tommi Trek and Tales of the Realm. Contains a cover cameo of Picard. John Byrne, Matt Tyree, Bryan Miller and Mike Worley.
Jul 2023
Occulted
Iron Circus Comics
It's 1997 and young Amy Rose has always known that something is off about her community. She's forbidden from going to school or even going outside; after all, their leader says there's no use knowing anything about a world that's about to end. When the Hale-Bopp comet soars across the sky for the first time in over 4,000 years, Amy thinks it's a good omen signaling the start of an amazing new future. Instead, it brings news of a horrible tragedy at a similar compound just down the road called Heaven's Gate. Televised news reports invade the temple walls and Amy hears a new word that suddenly explains everything: cult.
Now, she must risk everything to indulge in secret trips to an abandoned off-limits library to learn what she was never meant to know: that Gandhi was not a space alien, that Star Trek wasn't real, that her community was built on a lie, and most importantly, that banned books can give her everything she needs to escape.
Written by Amy Rose with art by Ryan Estrada and Jeongmin Lee. Trade paperback, ISBN 9781638991090
#88 Feb 2004
Knights of the Dinner Table Magazine
Kenzer and Company
Star Trek cover by Benjamin Hall.
#152 Jun 2009
Knights of the Dinner Table Magazine
Kenzer and Company
Star Trek cover by George Vrbanic.
#255 May 2018
Knights of the Dinner Table Magazine
Kenzer and Company
Star Trek: Discovery cover by George Vrbanic.
#4 Nov 1967
Not Brand Echh
Marvel Comics
An issue of Marvel's first satire and parody comic book series. Creators include Gary Friedrich, Marie Severin, and Sam Rosen. Features a cameo by Mr. Spook in Kayoed by Krank.
#9 Aug 1968
Not Brand Echh
Marvel Comics
Creators include Roy Thomas, Tom Sutton, Marie Severin, and Irv Watanabe. Features a cameo by Mr. Spook and other Star Trick crew members in The Mean Hornet.
Jun 2015
Marvel Masterworks: Not Brand Echh Volume 1
Marvel Comics
When Stan Lee set the tone for the Marvel Age of Comics it came with a healthy dose of humor. When fans demanded more of that Marvel mayhem, Stan, along with Jack Kirby, Gene Colan and the Bullpen's mistress of mirth, Marie Severin, turned the dial up to 11 and let loose - creating a masterpiece of Silver Age satire! Each issue is packed with Marvel's greatest talents taking a sideways look at the super heroes they made famous. Now, Charlie America, Scaredevil, the Revengers, Sore Son of Shmodin, the Sunk-Mariner and the one and only Forbush Man are coming at you in this enormous Marvel Masterworks! Collects Not Brand Echh #1-13; material from Amazing Spider-Man Annual #5, Avengers Annual #2, Daredevil Annual #1, Fantastic Four Annual #5, Sgt. Fury Annual #4. Hardcover, 456 pages, ISBN 978-0785190707
Jun 2019
Not Brand Echh: The Complete Collection
Marvel Comics
Collects Not Brand Echh (1967) #1-13; Not Brand Echh (2017) #14 and material from Amazing Spider-Man Annual (1964) #1 and #5, Daredevil Annual (1967) #1, Fantastic Four Annual #5, Sgt. Fury Annual #4 and Avengers Annual #2. When Stan Lee set the tone for the Marvel Age of Comics, it came with a healthy dose of humor. And when fans demanded more Marvel mayhem, Stan -- along with Jack Kirby, Gene Colan and the Bullpen's mistress of mirth, Marie Severin -- turned the dial to 11 and let loose! Presenting the masterpiece of Silver Age satire, packed with Marvel's greatest talents taking a sideways look at the heroes they made famous (and even some they didn't). Charlie America, Scaredevil, the Revengers, Sore: Son of Shmodin, the Sunk-Mariner and the one and only Forbush Man are coming at you. Duck! Trade paperback, 480 pages, ISBN 9781302918828
#105 Jun 1977
X-Men - Phoenix Unleashed!
Marvel Comics
Contains a brief homage to Star Trek on pp 11 and 15
(Chris Claremont; Dave Cockrum, Bob Layton;)
#203 Apr 1980
Amazing Spider-Man
Marvel Comics
Characters attend the premiere of ST:TMP. When Klingon ships fire torpedoes, the villain
fires an energy blast through the movie screen.
#9 1985
X-Men Giant-Sized Annual
Marvel Comics
Features a panel with several Constitution-class starships attacking with phasers. That's it. That's the Star Trek connection.
(Chris Claremont; Arthur Adams, Alan Gordon, Mike Mignola, Art Adams; Art Adams)
#275 Feb 1985
Fantastic Four
Marvel Comics
A naughty photo of She-Hulk is color-corrected like Orion dancer Vina in Star Trek. John Byrne, Al Gordon and Glynis Wein.
#8 1 Jan 1989
The Marvel Bumper Comic
Marvel Comics
Enterprise cover, USS Underpains. UK color comic, magazine format
#6 Oct 1989
The Sensational She-Hulk
Marvel Comics
"Star Truck" appears on the cover in a Star Trek font. No other references.
(John Byrne; Byrne, Al Gordon; Byrne)
#12 Feb 1990
The Sensational She-Hulk
Marvel Comics
"She-Hulk The Movie" Cameo appearances by Kirk, Picard and a few other Star Trek characters.
(Peter David; Steve Leialoha, Trina Robbins; Rick Leonardi)
#46 Oct 1991
ALF
Marvel Comics
Star Trek cover
#2 Jul 1991
Damage Control
Marvel Comics
3rd series, Star Trek references
#1 May 1994
Ghost Rider 2099
Marvel Comics
Captain Picard appears in two panels on p.20
#29 Apr 1995
The Ren & Stimpy Show
Marvel Comics
Scotty appears on p.18
#1 1986
XMEN
Milky Way Graphic Productions
X-Men parody with a guest appearance by Dr. McCoy. Pronounced "Zhmen". b&w
(Bradd Mielke; Chas Truig;)
Jun 2021
The Con-a-Sutra: A Guide to Full-Frontal Nerdity
Smart Pop
A comical compendium of con-friendly coitus, The Con-a-Sutra lets you boldly go where no nerd has gone before. Written by Balls Xxxavier with reasonably safe illustrations by J.K. Woodward. Contains the Next Penetration, a specialized Riker Maneuver. Hardcover, 112 pages, ISBN 9781950665938
Volume 6, No. 15 May 2023
The Nib: Future
TheNib.com
Contains a cameo of Nichelle Nichols as Uhura. Art by Gaia WXYZ.
#1 1976
The Superhero Catalog of Games, Books, Toys, Puzzles
Superhero Enterprises
A comic book catalog featuring two pages of Star Trek action figures and toys available for purchase.
#2 Jan 2022
Zirty Girlz
Nathan Szerdy
Nathan Szerdy's nice Trekkie cover art was published with regular and chrome foil covers. The naughty version of this cover was also released with regular and foil editions.
#4 Oct 2023
Rivers of London: Here Be Dragons
Titan Comics
Based on the Rivers of London novels by Ben Aaronovitch, written by James Swallow with art by José María Beroy and cover art by V. V. Glass. On page 21, the character Beverly Brook is wearing a dark blue Star Trek: Discovery "DISCO" t-shirt.
#22 Mar 1969
Tippy Teen
Tower Comics
Contains an article on Mr. Spock with artwork.
#1 Apr 2023
Gryffen
Whatnot Publishing
In the distant future, mankind has taken to the stars and spread across the galaxy. They've encountered hundreds of worlds, met dozens of species...and crushed them all in the iron fist of humanity! Humans now reign over the Milky Way as a fascist empire known as the Sovereign Reach, and their most feared soldier is the merciless Captain Lyla Gryffen. Six months ago, they disappeared. One week ago...they returned. Changed. Radicalized to bring down the empire they once served. Now, Captain Gryffen has a new mission - to recruit a crew of rogue officers and mad scientists, and set fire to the galaxy, no matter how many get burnt along the way. Written by Ben Kahn, art by Bruno Hidalgo, and Star Trek movie poster homage cover art by Tony Kent.
#2 2023
Cereal Box Time Machine - Episode 2
Scott Wojcik
Cover art is an homage to Bob Peak's ST:TMP poster. Scott Wojcik, Hayden Wojcik, Ashton Wojcik, Rainah Wojcik, Leandro Franchino and Andrew Thomas.
#8 Jan 2017
Robyn Hood: I Love NY
Zenescope Comics
Star Trek Cosplay Variant. Written by Joe Brusha, art by Sergio Arino, Marc Rosete and Riveiro, cosplay cover art by Elias Chatzoudis.
