COMIC
Who's Who in Star Trek
Cover by Howard Chaykin
Attribution
Series:	The Original Series, No. 2
Writer(s):	Allan Asherman
Colorist(s):	Michele Wolfman
Editor(s):	Robert Greenberger
Publication information
Publisher:	DC Comics
Published:	April 1987
Pages:	48

Who's Who in Star Trek, Issue 2 was the second of two parts in a reference work encyclopedia of Star Trek published by DC Comics in 1987 to celebrate Star Trek's 20th anniversary, containing information on characters, species, ships and organizations from the original star trek series, the animated series, DC's own line of comics, a number of novels and the four star trek films which had been released so far. Each article included a piece of artwork by various artists showing the subject in a variety of perspectives and in various situations.

Contents 1 Contents 2 References 2.1 Characters 2.2 Starships and vehicles 2.3 Locations 2.3.1 Planetary locations and settlements 2.3.2 Outposts and stations 2.3.3 Planets and planetoids 2.3.4 Stars and systems 2.4 Races and cultures 2.5 States and organizations 2.6 Events 2.7 Technology and weapons 2.8 Materials, substances and energies 2.9 Ranks and titles 2.10 Other references 3 Timeline 4 Information 5 Appendices 5.1 Images 5.2 External link

ContentsEdit

• Marla McGivers
• Melkots
• Metrons
• Miramanee
• Mirror Universe
• Gary Mitchell
• Maria Morelli
• M'ress
• Harry Mudd
• Natira
• Number One
• Organians
• Orions
• Christopher Pike
• Mark Piper
• Janice Rand
• Redjac
• Kevin Riley
• Romulans
• Saavik
• Sarek
• Montgomery Scott
• Gary Seven
• Areel Shaw
• Elizabeth Sherwood
• Spock
• Starbases
• Starfleet
• Starfleet Academy
• Starships
• Hikaru Sulu
• USS Surak
• Talosians
• Gillian Taylor
• Tellarites
• Tribbles
• Triskelions
• Nyota Uhura
• United Federation of Planets
• Vians
• Vina
• Vulcans

ReferencesEdit

CharactersEdit

Apollo • Robert April • Sarah April • Arex Na Eth • Artemis • David Bailey • Balok • John Bearclaw • Lila Bearclaw • William Bearclaw • Andre Bryce • Nancy Bryce • Christine Chapel • Pavel Chekov • Cochese • Gav • James T. Kirk • Konom • Roger Korby • John Kyle • Frank Leslie • Leto • Carol Marcus • David Marcus • Gary Mitchell • Leonard McCoy • Carolyn Palamas • Pan • Christopher Pike • Peter Preston • Raintree • Montgomery Scott • Elizabeth Sherwood • Shras • Khan Noonien Singh • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Hosato Sulu • Clark Terrell • Thimon • Stephen Turner • Nyota Uhura • Zeus • unnamed Humans

Starships and vehiclesEdit

Constitution-class 

USS Enterprise • USS Excalibur • USS Hood

other vessels 

Fesarius • USS Gallant • Decatur-class • USS Reliant (Miranda-class)

LocationsEdit

Planetary locations and settlementsEdit

Earth

Cleveland • Manhattan • New York City • North America • Ohio • San Francisco

Outposts and stationsEdit

San Francisco Navy Yards • Starbase 4 • Starbase 25

Planets and planetoidsEdit

Babel • Ceti Alpha V • Cygnus IV • Edos • Exo III • Pollux IV • Rigel VII • Talos IV

Stars and systemsEdit

Beta Geminorum • Beta Niobe • Ceti Alpha • Coridan system • Cygnus system • Edoan system • Rigel

Races and culturesEdit

Andorian • Greek Gods • Edoan • Human (Russian • Swedish • Native American: Apache • Cherokee) • Klingon • Megasoid • Rigellian • Romulan • Tellarite • Vulcan

States and organizationsEdit

First Federation • Federation Science Council • kaylar • Starfleet • Starfleet Command • Starfleet Medical • United Federation of Planets

EventsEdit

V'Ger Encounter

Technology and weaponsEdit

cardiostimulator • diagnostic bed • duotronics • phaser • tricorder

Materials, substances and energiesEdit

dilithium • phaser coolant • plastiskin

Ranks and titlesEdit

admiral • ambassador • cadet • captain • chief engineer • chief medical officer • commander • commanding officer • commodore • communications officer • doctor • engineer • ensign • executive officer • helmsman • lieutenant • lieutenant commander • midshipman • navigator • nurse • science officer

Other referencesEdit

bridge • celestial mechanics • Ceti eel • cucumber • flabjellah • General Order 7 • Hoystadt Children's Hospital • humanoid • Kobayashi Maru scenario • psychology • scotch • sickbay • stardate • Starfleet Academy • Starfleet Academy Command School • Starfleet Academy Medical School • vodka

TimelineEdit

approximately 5000 BC 

Apollo and his fellow Beings visit Earth in the guise of powerful Gods.

20th century

Earth historians theorized the Greek Gods could have been powerful ancient space travelers.

21st century 

Upheavals in population lead many open North American lands to be reinhabited by Native Americans.

reference stardate 2188 SFC 

USS Enterprise commissioned.

1513.8 

Enterprise contacts the First Federation

3468.1 

Encounter with Apollo at Pollux IV

2260s 

Babel Conference of Coridan's admission.

6770.3 

Robert April travels aboard Enterprise.

2273 

V'Ger Encounter

InformationEdit

The Editorial indicated a potential plan to release an updated version with information from the then soon to come first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation, however no such revised edition was ever released.

AppendicesEdit

ImagesEdit

External linkEdit

• Who's Who in Star Trek 2 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.