Star Trek #14
Something has gone terribly wrong aboard the Enterprise — the cover of Star Trek #14 shows a towering, godlike figure declaring himself the "Holy Pharaoh" and condemning his crew to death, while Spock and another officer in blue desperately try to reason with him, crying out "Jim — this is madness! We're your friends… your friends!" Around them, figures sprawl helplessly across a strange golden landscape as a masked, loincloth-clad warrior crackles with energy nearby. Ed Hannigan and James Sherman deliver a genuinely unsettling tableau that captures the franchise's gift for blending science fiction with the mythological and the surreal — all wrapped up in Martin Pasko's evocatively titled story, "We Are Dying, Egypt, Dying!
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↩ Reprints [Marvel Hostess Ads] #59 (1981)
Reprinted in Future Tense #40 (1981), Future Tense #41 (1982), Star Trek #2/1982 (1982), Star Trek Graphic Novel Collection #39 (2018), Raumschiff Enterprise #5, Star Trek #2/1982
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