Star Trek #11
In "The Brain Shockers," the Enterprise faces a chilling threat when an alien assault unleashes the bottled emotions of Vulcan elders, turning them into unpredictable forces in a desperate fight against the immortal Malok. Written by Len Wein and brought to life by Angelo Todaro’s art with Alberto Giolitti’s inks, this 1971 Western Comics issue delivers a tense, cerebral clash. George Wilson’s cover captures the eerie intensity of the moment.
In "The Brain Shockers," the Enterprise faces a chilling threat when an alien assault unleashes the bottled emotions of Vulcan elders, turning ancient psychic energy into an unpredictable force in the fight against the immortal Malok. Written by the team behind the series and illustrated by the interior artist, the story blends Star Trek’s signature tension with a haunting exploration of emotion and legacy.
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Reprinted in Star Trek #4 (1974), Star Trek #25141 (1975), Star Trek: The Enterprise Logs #2 (1976), O Caminho das Estrelas [Star Trek] #12 (1978), O Caminho das Estrelas [Star Trek] #13 (1978), Star Trek The Key Collection #2 (2004), Star Trek: Gold Key Archives #2 (2014), Star Trek Graphic Novel Collection #12 (2017), Hiper [Jornada nas Estrelas & Terra de Gigantes] #9
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