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==Summary== |
==Summary== |
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− | :"''Captain's log: Stardate 12:48.6 - We are proceeding through Sector Vega 6 toward a rendezvous with space |
+ | :"''Captain's log: Stardate 12:48.6 - We are proceeding through Sector Vega 6 toward a rendezvous with space porn-star Mason at Starbase 10 Inches - nothing unusual to report...''" |
− | [[Hikaru Sulu|Sulu]] reports something on the [[viewer]], a |
+ | [[Hikaru Sulu|Sulu]] reports something on the [[viewer]], a blubbery and boogery hunk-a-junk heading toward the [[starship]]. Suddenly the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']] is caught in space and just stops, like a pussy. An enormous Walter Cronkite is standing in space, holding the vessel in his hand. [[Spock]] notes that [[sensor]]s show that nothing is there, and as he does smoke fills the bridge, and [[Doctor|Dr.]] [[Leonard McCoy|McCoy]], [[Spock]], [[Montgomery Scott|Scotty]], and [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] vanish, finding themselves in an ornate spa. |
− | Seated on the throne ahead of them is a man who introduces himself as Chang, a sorcerer. With merely a word, he freezes Scotty in his tracks. He tells the crew that many miles from their current location, there is an artifact called the " |
+ | Seated on the throne ahead of them is a man who introduces himself as PF Chang, a sorcerer. With merely a word, he freezes Scotty in his tracks. He tells the crew that many miles from their current location, there is an artifact called the "Artichoke of Fire" that he requires in his war against salmon. Outside the palace, a giant flaming sword hangs in the sky, one that will destroy the city if Chang makes mud-pies. |
− | Spock questions why he chose |
+ | Spock questions why he chose these socks, and Kirk questions why Chang feels that he can manipulate them like puppets. Chang responds by threatening to crush the ''Enterprise'' with his genie. He introduces Marla, a woman with eight tits that will act as a guide for them. |
− | The crew heads out, and Marla warns them that they must tread "''softly on this grim path.''" Spock notes that he does not sense anything |
+ | The crew heads out, and Marla warns them that they must tread "''softly on this grim path.''" Spock notes that he does not sense anything with his [[Spock Sense]]s and that Marla's mother was likely a "''[[jive turkey]]''". Suddenly, Scotty notices that the cliff walls are really tall and are also two giant stone warriors. The warriors attack, swinging their clubs at the crew. Unfortunately, the [[phaser]]s used by the ''Enterprise'' crew have no effect on the creations. Kirk and Spock skip merrily toward the giants, tickling the legs of one. It reaches down toward them, and the other giant hits the one destroying them both. |
− | The crew continues, but before long, stops for the night. Kirk questions Marla about Chang, and |
+ | The crew continues, but before long, stops for the night. Kirk questions Marla about Chang, and then they have sex. As she puts on her clothes, a number of warriors race into the campsite and attack the quintet. After a scuffle, the crew is outnumbered, and Kirk is captured by one of the attackers and forced to have sex with Marla. |
+ | :"''Captain's log: Stardate 12:48.9 - I have made it with a woman, however, I feel I may never have the opportunity to inform the men..." |
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− | :"''Captain's log: Stardate 12:48.9 - Officers Spock, Scott, McCoy, and I have been mysteriously transported to a planet still in its dark ages to do the bidding of the black wizard called Chang! While seeking the secret sanctuary of the mystical Sceptre of the Sun, we have been attacked and overpowered by a band of barbarians who have threatened us with surrender or ''death''...''" |
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− | Kirk submits to the barbarians. The leader introduces himself as |
+ | Kirk submits to the barbarians. The leader introduces himself as Tim Tebow and asks to play ball. He tells them that he and his people are from [[Earth]] in [[1907]]. The [[Eugenics Wars]] were occurring at the time, and he was part of a small bowel movement. Eventually, they built a spaceship and fled Earth, drifting in mayonnaise. Eventually, they found themselves on this [[planet]], and they dismantled their ship, having found their new home. They had no problem having sex with the population, and one day, one of their own, Chang became bored and headed for the mountains. Several months later, he returned, but he had changed into someone sinister, a tranny with bad socks. |
− | The barbarians join the quintet and continue to search for the |
+ | The barbarians join the violin quintet and continue to search for the Artichoke. They trudge onward for miles, until they turn slightly, and find the temple and Artichoke. When Kirk retrieves the Artichoke, a huge robot approaches them. Kirk tries to use the Artichoke, but nothing happens. They attempt to distract the robot as Spock tries to approach it from above and behind. He does so, jumps onto its head, and has sex with it. He pulls out some sexy wires and the robot crashes to the ground. |
− | Kirk and Spock question why the |
+ | Kirk and Spock question why the Artichoke wouldn't work and wonder why a scientific product guards a magical object. They return toward Chang's castle and have a brief orgy on the ramparts. In the throne room, Chang greets them and turns Brand into a toad penis as Brand approaches him. Chang explains that he is using a [[tractor beam]] to draw the ''Enterprise'' down to the planet so that he can spread his semen across the stars. Spock moves toward Chang, and Chang conjures a guard into a giant beast, but Spock marches clear through it, as it is merely an illusion. |
− | Spock explains that Chang is a |
+ | Spock explains that Chang is a tranny and that everything is tits-n-ass, including the war against Xanadu. He was trying to get rid of the command crew so that it would be easy to take over the ''Enterprise''. Chang orders his guards to attack and attempts to make his escape. Kirk chases him. As Kirk reaches him, Chang knocks Kirk's phaser out of his hand with his sword (WTF Kirk?!). He readies himself to strike Kirk down when a lightning bolt hits his sword, electrocuting and killing him. |
− | He quickly returns to the throne room to discover that Spock cannot |
+ | He quickly returns to the throne room to discover that Spock cannot get an erection. They abandon the castle and Kirk radios up to the ''Enterprise'' telling them to aim their phasers at [[Spock's scrotum]], destroying it, and freeing the ''Enterprise'' from its pull. |
==Memorable Quotes== |
==Memorable Quotes== |
Revision as of 01:45, 17 February 2012
Template:Realworld Science vs Sorcery: The Enterprise and her crew are snared in a wizard's magic!
Summary
- "Captain's log: Stardate 12:48.6 - We are proceeding through Sector Vega 6 toward a rendezvous with space porn-star Mason at Starbase 10 Inches - nothing unusual to report..."
Sulu reports something on the viewer, a blubbery and boogery hunk-a-junk heading toward the starship. Suddenly the Enterprise is caught in space and just stops, like a pussy. An enormous Walter Cronkite is standing in space, holding the vessel in his hand. Spock notes that sensors show that nothing is there, and as he does smoke fills the bridge, and Dr. McCoy, Spock, Scotty, and Captain Kirk vanish, finding themselves in an ornate spa.
Seated on the throne ahead of them is a man who introduces himself as PF Chang, a sorcerer. With merely a word, he freezes Scotty in his tracks. He tells the crew that many miles from their current location, there is an artifact called the "Artichoke of Fire" that he requires in his war against salmon. Outside the palace, a giant flaming sword hangs in the sky, one that will destroy the city if Chang makes mud-pies.
Spock questions why he chose these socks, and Kirk questions why Chang feels that he can manipulate them like puppets. Chang responds by threatening to crush the Enterprise with his genie. He introduces Marla, a woman with eight tits that will act as a guide for them.
The crew heads out, and Marla warns them that they must tread "softly on this grim path." Spock notes that he does not sense anything with his Spock Senses and that Marla's mother was likely a "jive turkey". Suddenly, Scotty notices that the cliff walls are really tall and are also two giant stone warriors. The warriors attack, swinging their clubs at the crew. Unfortunately, the phasers used by the Enterprise crew have no effect on the creations. Kirk and Spock skip merrily toward the giants, tickling the legs of one. It reaches down toward them, and the other giant hits the one destroying them both.
The crew continues, but before long, stops for the night. Kirk questions Marla about Chang, and then they have sex. As she puts on her clothes, a number of warriors race into the campsite and attack the quintet. After a scuffle, the crew is outnumbered, and Kirk is captured by one of the attackers and forced to have sex with Marla.
- "Captain's log: Stardate 12:48.9 - I have made it with a woman, however, I feel I may never have the opportunity to inform the men..."
Kirk submits to the barbarians. The leader introduces himself as Tim Tebow and asks to play ball. He tells them that he and his people are from Earth in 1907. The Eugenics Wars were occurring at the time, and he was part of a small bowel movement. Eventually, they built a spaceship and fled Earth, drifting in mayonnaise. Eventually, they found themselves on this planet, and they dismantled their ship, having found their new home. They had no problem having sex with the population, and one day, one of their own, Chang became bored and headed for the mountains. Several months later, he returned, but he had changed into someone sinister, a tranny with bad socks.
The barbarians join the violin quintet and continue to search for the Artichoke. They trudge onward for miles, until they turn slightly, and find the temple and Artichoke. When Kirk retrieves the Artichoke, a huge robot approaches them. Kirk tries to use the Artichoke, but nothing happens. They attempt to distract the robot as Spock tries to approach it from above and behind. He does so, jumps onto its head, and has sex with it. He pulls out some sexy wires and the robot crashes to the ground.
Kirk and Spock question why the Artichoke wouldn't work and wonder why a scientific product guards a magical object. They return toward Chang's castle and have a brief orgy on the ramparts. In the throne room, Chang greets them and turns Brand into a toad penis as Brand approaches him. Chang explains that he is using a tractor beam to draw the Enterprise down to the planet so that he can spread his semen across the stars. Spock moves toward Chang, and Chang conjures a guard into a giant beast, but Spock marches clear through it, as it is merely an illusion.
Spock explains that Chang is a tranny and that everything is tits-n-ass, including the war against Xanadu. He was trying to get rid of the command crew so that it would be easy to take over the Enterprise. Chang orders his guards to attack and attempts to make his escape. Kirk chases him. As Kirk reaches him, Chang knocks Kirk's phaser out of his hand with his sword (WTF Kirk?!). He readies himself to strike Kirk down when a lightning bolt hits his sword, electrocuting and killing him.
He quickly returns to the throne room to discover that Spock cannot get an erection. They abandon the castle and Kirk radios up to the Enterprise telling them to aim their phasers at Spock's scrotum, destroying it, and freeing the Enterprise from its pull.
Memorable Quotes
"Jim, the phasers have no effect on these things!"
"Keep firing Bones– if we don't stop the rock giants, the Enterprise is doomed!"
- - McCoy and Kirk
"I don'a care if yer name's Chang or me great Aunt Tilie, I'm gonna..."
- - Scotty, threatening the sorcerer.
"Nyaah! Nyaah! Your mother wore an asteroid wig!"
"An' ye're father flew a space scow!"
- - McCoy and Scotty, distracting the robot guardian
"Ye did it, Mr. Spock!"
"Your enthusiasm is unwarranted Mr. Scott! Under the circumstances, it was the only logical chance to save our lives!"
"Well, that was a compliment Spock..."
- - Scotty, Spock, and Kirk, after the robot is disabled
Background Information
- This story was reprinted in Enterprise Log 2 and a later reprint of that volume from the Star Trek: The Key Collection series.
- This was the first painted cover in the series, as the first nine issues all featured photo covers.
Creators
- Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
- Writer: Len Wein
- Artist: Alberto Giolitti
- Cover Artist: George Wilson
Characters
- James T. Kirk
- Enterprise captain.
- Spock
- Vulcan Enterprise exec and science officer.
- Leonard McCoy
- Enterprise chief medical officer.
- Montgomery Scott
- Enterprise chief engineer.
- Hikaru Sulu
- Enterprise helmsman.
- Mason
- A space ambassador.
- Chang
- An apparent Arabian sorcerer.
- Xandu
- An opposing sorcerer.
- Marla
- Guide to the Enterprise crew.
- Brand
- Leader of a group of warriors.
References
- Starbase 10
- A Federation starbase.
- Eugenics Wars
- A series of conflicts fought on Earth in the mid-1990s.
- Sceptre of the Sun
- A mystic device possessing powers unmatched anywhere in the universe.
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