Star Trek The Key Collection #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume of Checker's 'The Key Collection' series continues to reprint the classic Gold Key Star Trek comic book run from the 1960s and 1970s. It collects issues #7-12 of the original series, featuring standalone adventures of the original USS Enterprise crew that were published during the show's original run and its immediate aftermath. These stories, written by Len Wein and others, offer a unique, pre-canon take on Kirk, Spock, and the gang, often with wilder sci-fi concepts than the TV series allowed.
In "The Legacy of Lazarus," the Enterprise and a Klingon warship are trapped in a drifting sanctuary of forgotten vessels, adrift in the void between realities. With no way out and time running short, the two foes must set aside their enmity to survive. Written by Len Wein and illustrated by Alberto Giolitti, this 2004 tale from the Star Trek The Key Collection explores survival, unity, and the cost of legacy—cover by Alberto Giolitti.
When an alien assault on the Enterprise unleashes the bottled emotions of Vulcan elders, the crew must confront the ancient immortal Malok—whose very existence is tied to the chaos these long-suppressed feelings now unleash. A tense clash of logic, memory, and long-buried emotion unfolds as the ship's crew grapples with forces beyond reason.
In "The Enterprise Mutiny," Kirk's behavior grows increasingly erratic after a routine planetary survey, prompting Spock and McCoy to consider relieving him of command. When Kirk escapes in a shuttle, the Enterprise must pursue its own captain—forcing the crew to confront the limits of loyalty, duty, and the fragile line between command and madness.
In "Museum at the End of Time," the Enterprise and a contingent of Klingons are trapped aboard a drifting sanctuary filled with forgotten starships, adrift in a timeless limbo. With no way out and time running short, the two former foes must set aside their enmity to survive—before the museum itself consumes them all.
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↩ Reprints Star Trek #9 (1971), Star Trek #10 (1971), Star Trek #11 (1971), Star Trek #12 (1971), Star Trek #13 (1972), Star Trek #14 (1972), Star Trek #15 (1972), Star Trek #16 (1972), Star Trek: The Enterprise Logs #1 (1976)
Reprinted in Avaruusmatka #6/1974 (1974)
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