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PR-25 1975 Passage to Moauv
The Enterprise is ordered to transport the noisy, cat-like pet
waul of the Moauvian ambassador to his home world. The waul
escapes and its telepathic projections of fear affect all crew
members except Lt. M'Ress (The Survivor)
who manages to calm the alien kitty cat.
Stardate 5440
For reasons unknown, Sulu is black rather than Asian,
Uhura is a blonde, and M'Ress appears to be Orion. Illustrated cover.
7" 45-rpm record and 20-page comic book.
Writer: Alan Dean Foster Artists: Russ Heath, Dick Giordano, Neal Adams Cover artist: Neal Adams
PR-26 1975 Crier in emptiness
The Enterprise encounters a being of pure sound, whose musical
voice causes damage all over the ship until a crewman
establishes a musical rapport with the being.
Stardate 5444.9
Illustrated cover. 7" 45-rpm record and 20-page comic book.
Writer: Alan Dean Foster Artists: Russ Heath, Neal Adams? Cover artist: Neal Adams
BR 513 1976 A mirror for futility
The Enterprise encounters two massive
starships battling one another. The automated ships are all that
remain of an ancient war. Kirk and his crew must turn the warships
away from Federation space without being destroyed.
Stardate 5470
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Illustrated cover. 12" LP record and 16-page comic book.
Writer: Alan Dean Foster Artists: ?, Neal Adams Cover artist: Neal Adams
The time stealer
The Enterprise encounters a time-slowing
anomaly, an axe-wielding barbarian, and a sorcerer, not to mention
the fate of the lost city of Atlantis.
Stardate 6134.6
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