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A Small Matter of Faith

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COMIC
A Small Matter of Faith
Cover image.
Cover by Jerome Moore
Attribution
Series: The Original Series, No. 56
Writer(s): Martin Pasko
Artist(s): Gray Morrow
Colorist(s): Michele Wolfman
Letterer(s): Tim Harkins
Editor(s): Robert Greenberger
Publication information
Publisher: DC Comics
Published: November 1988
Pages: 22
Chronology
Date: 2267
Stardate: 3547.2

From the first five-year mission!

Contents

[edit] Summary

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[edit] References

[edit] Characters

[edit] Regular characters

James T. KirkSpockLeonard McCoyMontgomery ScottHikaru SuluUhuraPavel Chekov

[edit] Other characters

Christine ChapelM'BengaEn-LaiMalesa NorabiTonia BarrowsHaak TrobisRakaarFitzpatrickPitkinLady of Calydon

[edit] Starships and vehicles

Constitution-class heavy cruiser
USS EnterpriseUSS Defiant

[edit] Races and cultures

HumanVulcanCalydon species

[edit] Locations

[edit] Institutions

Starfleet Veterans' Hospital

[edit] Outposts and stations

Starbase 27

[edit] Planets and planetoids

CalydonLavinius V

Referenced only 
Daran VElba IIKazar

[edit] Stars and systems

Beta Aurigae

[edit] States and organizations

StarfleetUnited Federation of Planets

[edit] Other references

Berthold radiationradiationstarstar systemhullhull breachradiation poisoningengineering hullenergyplanetstarbaseasylumhomeworldtechnologystasisdistress callsandovalynmedicineoutposthospitalstasis weapons

[edit] Appendices

[edit] Background

  • At this point in the series, the Paramount Pictures licensing approval for comics was being made stricter, as a result it was not known at the time of this issue's publication that the series would be canceled for retooling.
  • One detail of this story that may have proven contentious to the studio was the use of a religious plot-line, since dealing with belief (and God) was rare for Star Trek. This also crossed into story territory covered in TOS movie: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, which was in production at the time.
  • This story takes place after TOS episode: "Shore Leave", when Barrows was an Enterprise yeoman, but before TOS episode: "The Tholian Web", when the Defiant was subsequently lost.
  • This issue was the first time cover artist Jerome K. Moore inked his own work.[1]

[edit] Connections


Previous Comic:
#55: Finnegan's Wake
Who Killed Captain Kirk?
Star Trek: The Original Series
(DC Comics, Series One)
Next Comic:
Final Issue

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