Star Trek: Gold Key Archives #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dark Traveler," Spock finds himself mistaken for the god Unruho on the planet Neesan, where he must navigate a delicate balance of faith and deception. Written by Arnold Drake and illustrated by Alberto Giolitti, this story from the Star Trek: Gold Key Archives series blends alien mysticism with Starfleet logic, as Spock uses his wits to free his crew and unite two warring tribes—only to face a new threat from the Kovars. The cover by Michael Stribling captures the eerie, otherworldly tension of the tale.
In "The Enterprise Mutiny," Kirk's sudden erratic behavior after a planetary survey sends shockwaves through the Enterprise crew. With Spock and McCoy fearing for the ship's safety, they take drastic measures to relieve him of command—only for Kirk to flee in a shuttle, forcing the Enterprise to pursue its own captain.
In "Museum at the End of Time," the Enterprise and a Klingon warship are trapped aboard a drifting sanctuary of forgotten vessels, adrift in a timeless void. With no way out unless they set aside their enmity, the crew must find a fragile alliance in the face of inevitable doom.
In "The Cosmic Cavemen," Spock finds himself mistaken for the god Unruho on the planet Neesan, where he must navigate a clash between the Tols and the Kovars. As tensions rise and ancient tribes prepare for war, Spock uses his wits to free his crew and steer the feuding groups toward an uneasy alliance.
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