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Year Four, Issue 4

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[edit] Introduction (blurb)

From solicitations: On Viden 9, the U.S.S. Enterprise encounters a planet similar to 21st century Earth, where the population has a never-ending appetite for entertainment, and people will do anything for fame. When Captain Kirk and his crew become media sensations, the competing networks that control Viden's government won't let them leave, unless Kirk agrees to a deadly "finale."

[edit] Summary

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[edit] References

[edit] Characters

BrandonCamChristine ChapelPavel ChekovJames T. KirkKrenJohn KyleLizaLeonard McCoyMontgomery ScottSpockHikaru SuluTed TinkerScott TiptonNyota Uhura

[edit] Starships and vehicles

USS Enterprise (Constitution-class) • hovercar
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Klingon battle cruiser

[edit] Locations

Stage 243Viden

[edit] Races and cultures

HumanVidenVulcan

[edit] States and organisations

Starfleet CommandTrilateral Broadcasting CompanyUnited Federation of PlanetsVBC

[edit] Other

batterycameracontractEden 3fencingfrab beani-NEWSmagicianNews NowremotesatellitesitcomStarfleet AcademyThe Dr. Marv ShowtelevisionWelcome to the Familyx-ray visionVulcan lute

[edit] Appendices

  • Like other issues in the miniseries this issues draws upon the traditions of TOS episodes, in this instance making a commentary on the current fascination with reality TV. It also emulates the original series by featuring an entirely Human looking alien race, who's technology and architecture is distinctly 20th century Earth looking.
Charlie Evans making a cameo appearence
  • The top panel of page three includes a cameo appearance by Charles Evans from the TOS episode: "Charlie X".
  • This is the first Star Trek comic to credit IDW's new editor Andrew Steven Harris, who took over from Dan Taylor when he left IDW.
  • The ten pages of editorial content in this issue include a single page advert for the next issue of the Year Four miniseries.

[edit] Covers

  • This issue was available in three covers; two standard covers, one each by Steve Conley and Joe Corroney; and a third of more limited retail incentive cover, a sketch version of the Corroney cover.

[edit] Timeline

published order
Previous comic:
Year Four, Issue 3
TOS comics
Year Four
Next comic:
Year Four, Issue 5
Previous comic:
Year Four, Issue 3
Comics by:
David Tischman
Next comic:
Year Four, Issue 5
chronological order
Previous Adventure:
Devil World
Memory Beta Chronology Next Adventure:
Year Four, Issue 5

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