For other uses, see Oaths.

COMIC
Oaths
Cover by Scott Sava
Attribution
Series:	Deep Space Nine
Writer(s):	Terry Pallot
Penciller(s):	Rob Davis
Inker(s):	Jack Snider
Colorist(s):	Mike Helleman
Letterer(s):	Patrick Owsley
Editor(s):	Dan Shaheen & Mark Paniccia
Publication information
Publisher:	Malibu Comics
Published:	August 1995
Printed in:	Deep Space Nine Special
Chronology
Date:	2371

Working to save a young girl in a coma, Bashir finds himself involved with a Maquis member who claims they have discovered the drug that could save the life of the girl on a Cardassian ship.

Contents 1 Summary 2 References 2.1 Characters 2.2 Locations 2.3 Races and cultures 2.4 States and Organizations 2.5 Other references 3 Appendices 3.1 Background 3.2 External link 3.3 Connections

SummaryEdit

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ReferencesEdit

CharactersEdit

Julian Bashir • Bryth • Jadzia Dax • Odo • Quark • Benjamin Sisko

LocationsEdit

Deep Space 9 • Infirmary • station commander's office

Referenced only 

Bajor • Tanlos Province

Races and culturesEdit

Bajoran • Changeling • Ferengi • Human • Trill

Referenced only 

Cardassian • Prophet

States and OrganizationsEdit

Bajoran Militia • Maquis • Starfleet • United Federation of Planets

Other referencesEdit

Bajoran religion • borathium • Grand Nagus • latinum • leporazine • morathial • neutrino • orb • transporter • transporter buffer

AppendicesEdit

BackgroundEdit

• Bashir mentions "the Orb the Grand Nagus sold the Bajorans", a probable reference to the Orb of Wisdom which places "Oaths" after the events of "Prophet Motive".

External linkEdit

• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Special article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

ConnectionsEdit

published order
Previous comic: Frozen Boyhood	DS9 comics Malibu specials	Next comic: Honor
chronological order