Changes: Star Trek (Bantam)

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Summary

Bantam Books was the second publisher given license to produce a series of original novels and episode novelizations based on the Star Trek franchise, starting in January 1967 and continuing until Paramount Pictures awarded the license to Pocket Books in 1979. Bantam's was not an exclusive license, as comics, technical publications and Animated Series adaptations were published concurrently by Gold Key Comics and Ballantine Books.

Novel list

Novelizations

Star Trek 1
Star Trek 2
Star Trek 3
Star Trek 4
Star Trek 5
Star Trek 6
Star Trek 7
Star Trek 8
Star Trek 9
Star Trek 10
Star Trek 11
Star Trek 12
Mudd's Angels (includes an original novella)
Star Trek: The Classic Episodes 1 (reprints of Star Trek 1-12)
Star Trek: The Classic Episodes 2 (reprints of Star Trek 1-12)
Star Trek: The Classic Episodes 3 (reprints of Star Trek 1-12)

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+{{Sidebar novel series|
+| image             = Spock must die.jpg
+| imagecap          = Cover of first novel, ''Spock Must Die!''
+| Publisher         = [[Bantam Books]]
+| Published         = {{m|January|1967}} - {{m|November|1991}}
+| Year              = ''Various''
+}}
+==Summary==
-Character from the Bantam novels "The Price of the Phoenix" and "The Fate of the Phoenix."
+[[Bantam Books]] was the second publisher given license to produce a series of original [[novels]] and episode novelizations based on the ''[[Star Trek]]'' franchise, starting in {{m|January|1967}} and continuing until [[Paramount Pictures]] awarded the license to [[Pocket Books]] in {{y|1979}}. Bantam's was not an exclusive license, as [[comics]], [[reference works|technical publications]] and [[TAS|Animated Series]] adaptations were published concurrently by [[Gold Key Comics]] and [[Ballantine Books]].
+==Novel list==
-Omne is a mysterious figure, strongly opposed to Kirk and Spock and the Federation they represent.  He has developed technology to resurrect himself in case of death.
+===Novelizations===
+* ''[[Star Trek 1]]''
+* ''[[Star Trek 2]]''
+* ''[[Star Trek 3]]''
+* ''[[Star Trek 4]]''
+* ''[[Star Trek 5]]''
+* ''[[Star Trek 6]]''
+* ''[[Star Trek 7]]''
+* ''[[Star Trek 8]]''
+* ''[[Star Trek 9]]''
+* ''[[Star Trek 10]]''
+* ''[[Star Trek 11]]''
+* ''[[Star Trek 12]]''
+* ''[[Mudd's Angels]]'' (includes an original novella)
+* ''[[Star Trek: The Classic Episodes 1]]'' (reprints of ''Star Trek 1-12'')
+* ''[[Star Trek: The Classic Episodes 2]]'' (reprints of ''Star Trek 1-12'')
+* ''[[Star Trek: The Classic Episodes 3]]'' (reprints of ''Star Trek 1-12'')
+===Original stories===
-He kills Kirk, forcing Spock to ally with the Romulan Commander (from the episode "The Enterprise Incident") and they discover that Omne is used his technology to two create identical copies of Kirk (one dies, the other lives).  Spock battles Omne and he dies.
+* ''[[Spock Must Die!]]''
+* ''[[The New Voyages]]''
+* ''[[Spock, Messiah!]]''
+* ''[[The Price of the Phoenix]]''
+* ''[[Planet of Judgment]]''
+* ''[[The New Voyages 2]]''
+* ''[[Mudd's Angels]]''
+* ''[[Vulcan!]]''
+* ''[[The Starless World]]''
+* ''[[Trek to Madworld]]''
+* ''[[World Without End]]''
+* ''[[The Fate of the Phoenix]]''
+* ''[[Devil World]]''
+* ''[[Perry's Planet]]''
+* ''[[The Galactic Whirlpool]]''
+* ''[[Death's Angel]]''
+==="Foto-novels"===
-A second Omne returns and boards the Enterprise.  He is killed by Kirk with an Old West revolver, only to be resurrected back in his lab, where (in the second book) he sets out again to dominate both Kirks, and battle Spock and the Romulan Commander.  This time, he has the knowledge and abilities of Spock.
+* [[Star Trek Fotonovels|''Star Trek'' Fotonovels]]
+==Technical publications==
+* ''[[Star Trek Maps]]''
+[[Category:Novel series| Bantam]]
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+[[nl:Star Trek (Bantam)]]