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COMIC
... Where No One Has Gone Before!
Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz
Attribution
Series:	The Next Generation (DC volume 1), No. 1
Writer(s):	Michael Carlin
Penciller(s):	Pablo Marcos
Inker(s):	Carlos Garzon and Arne Starr
Colorist(s):	Carl Gafford
Letterer(s):	Bob Pinaha
Editor(s):	Robert Greenberger
Publication information
Publisher:	DC Comics
Published:	February 1988
Pages:	38
Chronology
Date:	2364
Stardate:	41187.5

Six issue mini-series based on the hot new TV show.

Contents 1 Summary 2 References 2.1 Characters 2.2 Starships and vehicles 2.3 Locations 2.3.1 Shipboard locales 2.3.2 Planets and planetoids 2.3.3 Stars and systems 2.3.4 Stellar regions 2.4 Races and cultures 2.5 States and organizations 2.6 Technology and weapons 2.7 Ranks and titles 2.8 Other references 3 Appendices 3.1 Related stories 3.2 Images 3.3 Timeline 3.4 External link

SummaryEdit

Captain's log, stardate 41187.5 

The USS Enterprise slices through the pitch thickness of an unmapped sector like a shaft. Her own legend, and those of her predecessors, serving us as fuel for this and all her subsequent missions. Manned by Federation officers and crew, who engineer each step of our quest for understanding… propelling us further and deeper than ever before—in a seemingly endless thirst of knowledge and harmony. Traveling with us, the constant reminder of why we're out here… families, most notably children. The generations of the future who deserve to know what's out here in order to press on. Their very presence is my pressure to perform—our need to succeed. That's what drives each and every one of my bridge crew.

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ReferencesEdit

CharactersEdit

Patricia Bickley • Michael Bickley • Beverly Crusher • Wesley Crusher • Data • Elreth • Geordi La Forge • Moezer • Jean-Luc Picard • Raymond • William T. Riker • Deanna Troi • Worf, son of Mogh • Tasha Yar

Referenced only 

Jack Crusher • Merlin

Starships and vehiclesEdit

USS Enterprise-D (Galaxy-class) • punisher • Tripolian hellblazer

LocationsEdit

Shipboard localesEdit

USS Enterprise-D 

bridge • ready room • sickbay • transporter room (#6) • turbolift

Planets and planetoidsEdit

Syntagus Theluv

Referenced only 

Earth • Tripoli IX

Stars and systemsEdit

Tri-Betaline

Referenced only 

Sol • Tripoli

Stellar regionsEdit

the galaxy

Races and culturesEdit

android • Betazoid • Human • Klingon • Theluvian

States and organizationsEdit

United Federation of Planets • Starfleet

Technology and weaponsEdit

android • auxiliary power • communicator • computer • deflector shield • mark V personal phaser • phaser • punisher • sensor • starship • tricorder • Tripolian hellblazer • turbolift • viewer • VISOR

Ranks and titlesEdit

captain • chief medical officer • commander • commanding officer • counselor • engineer • ensign • first officer • flight controller • lieutenant • lieutenant commander • lieutenant junior grade • mister • officer • operations manager • second officer • security chief • senior staff

Other referencesEdit

adrenal fluid • away team • bridge clearance • captain's log • carbon • carbon-based • city • class M planet • clothing • diplomacy • Federation regulation 12-MJC • Federation Starfleet ranks • Federation Starfleet ranks (2350s-2360s) • first contact • government • humanoid • lifeform • light • light-year • log entry • marriage • medicine • minute • nation-state • orbit • planet • planetary classification • precognition • Prime Directive • races and cultures • rank • second • sector • space • star • star system • stardate • Starfleet uniform • Starfleet uniform (2350s-2366) • stellar cartography • tea • technology • telepath • time • title • uniform • weapon • year

AppendicesEdit

Related storiesEdit

The concept of a backward-aging race had previously been presented in the TAS episode: "The Counter-Clock Incident" at the time this story was published. The concept would be revisited in the VOY episode: "Innocence".

ImagesEdit

TimelineEdit

According to a TNG timeline published by DC Comics, this story is set between "Encounter at Farpoint" and "The Naked Now", although the events of the series seem to be set after several other episodes had taken place.

published order
Previous comic: first issue	TNG comics DC Comics (volume 1)	Next comic: #2: Spirit in the Sky
chronological order
Previous Adventure: Pathways Chapter 8 Section 6	Memory Beta Chronology	Next Adventure: Spirit in the Sky

External linkEdit

• ... Where No One Has Gone Before! article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• Star Trek: The Next Generation Vol 1 1 article at DC Comics Database Project, the Wikia for DC Comics sources.