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| colspan="2" style="text-align: center" | [[Image:Who's Who in Star Trek-1.jpg|200px|Cover image.]]
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| image = Who's Who in Star Trek-1.jpg
 
| Publisher = [[DC Comics]]
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| Series = [[Star Trek (DC volume 1)|DC TOS volume 1]]
| class="odd" | Series:
 
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| Published = {{m|March|1987}} - {{m|April|1987}}
| class="even" | [[Star Trek (DC volume 1)|DC TOS volume 1]]
 
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| Issues = 2
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| Year = Up to [[2286]]
| class="odd" | Publisher:
 
 
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| class="even" | [[DC Comics]]
 
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| class="odd" | Published:
 
| class="even" | 1987-03
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Issues:
 
| class="even" | 2
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Timespan:
 
| class="even" | Up to [[2286]]
 
|-
 
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center" | [[Image:Who's Who in Star Trek-2.jpg|200px|Cover image.]]
 
|}
 
 
Two issue character and aliens sourcebook published in the style of DC Comics' line of ''Who's Who'' companions.
 
Two issue character and aliens sourcebook published in the style of DC Comics' line of ''Who's Who'' companions.
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==Premise==
 
==Premise==
'''Who's Who in ''Star Trek''''' was a two-issue [[comics|comic book]] series released concurrently with [[DC Comics]]' [[Star Trek (DC volume 1)|''Star Trek'' monthly]], released in March and April of 1987.
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'''''Who's Who in Star Trek''''' was a two-issue [[comics|comic book]] series released concurrently with [[DC Comics]]' [[Star Trek (DC volume 1)|''Star Trek'' monthly]], released in [[March 1987|March]] and {{m|April|1987}}.
   
The two 48-page issues depicted events and information up until about the point of ''[[Star Trek IV]]'', with information about many of the DC supporting cast and guest stars from the comic series. Several [[canon]] characters and concepts were included in the stories, but the details were very much contradictory with televised and filmed ''[[Star Trek]]'', the artists and writers apparently took a lot of creative license with the source material.
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The two 48-page issues depicted events and information up until about the point of {{film|4}}, with information about many of the DC supporting cast and guest stars from the comic series. Several [[canon]] characters and concepts were included in the stories, but the details were very much contradictory with televised and filmed ''[[Star Trek]]'', the artists and writers took creative license with the source material.
   
 
==Creators==
 
==Creators==
 
* Based on ''[[TOS|the original Star Trek]]'' created by [[Gene Roddenberry]]
 
* Based on ''[[TOS|the original Star Trek]]'' created by [[Gene Roddenberry]]
* Writer: [[Allan Asherman]]
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* Writer: [[Allan Asherman]] (credited as "writer/researcher")
 
* Artists:
 
* Artists:
** [[Howard Chaykin]] (cover)
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** [[Howard Chaykin]] (cover artist)
 
** [[Steven Bové]] (production)
 
** [[Steven Bové]] (production)
** [[Michele Wolfman]] (colorist)
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** [[Michele Wolfman]] (color art)
** [[Carl Gafford]] (typesetting & lettering)
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** [[Carl Gafford]] (copy editor)
* Editor: [[Robert Greenberger]].
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* Editor: [[Robert Greenberger]]
   
 
==Issues==
 
==Issues==
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# "[[Who's Who in Star Trek 1]]"
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# "[[Who's Who in Star Trek 2]]"
===Issue #1 (1987-03)===
 
; [[Andorian]]s :
 
::''Drawn by [[Mike Clark]] and [[Karl Kesel]]
 
 
; [[Apollo]] :
 
::''Drawn by [[George Perez]]
 
 
; [[Robert April|April, Robert]] :
 
::''Drawn by [[Art Thibert]]
 
{| class="wiki-sidebar" style="font-size: 80%"
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Occupation:
 
| class="even" | Starship [[navigator]]
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Marital status:
 
| class="even" | Single
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Known relatives:
 
| class="even" | ''None''
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Group affiliation:
 
| class="even" | [[UFP]], [[Starfleet]]
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Base(s) of operations:
 
| class="even" | [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|USS ''Enterprise'']], [[USS Hood|USS ''Hood'']]
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | First appearance:
 
| class="even" | [[TAS]]:"[[The Infinite Vulcan]]"
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Height:
 
| class="even" | 7'3"
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Weight:
 
| class="even" | 225 lbs.
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Eyes:
 
| class="even" | Yellow
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Hair:
 
| class="even" | ''None''
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Current status:
 
| class="even" | Navigator, [[USS Enterprise-A|USS ''Enterprise''-A]]
 
|}
 
; [[Arex]] : [[Lieutenant]] Arex's biography lists that he is one of the first [[Edosian|Edoan]]s to be [[enlisted]] in [[Starfleet]], he later was promoted to [[officer]] after graduating with honors from [[Starfleet Academy]]. He originated from [[Edos]], the second of five [[planet]]s at the [[star]] 92 Trianguli Rho. There is a paragraph describing the three-legged, three-armed structure of the Edoan body, and they are described as vaguely "caninoid." [[Uhura]] is quoted commenting how his dextrous form makes him an amazing panel operator, [[Leonard McCoy]] comments on the strength and stamina which is the Edoan norm, and [[Hikaru Sulu]] describes how an extra leg and extra arm makes a fencing partner invincible. Having [[Scotch whisky]], Arex once drank [[Montgomery Scott]] under the table, and McCoy mentioned that his constant smiling expression was the perfect poker face. [[Spock]] and Arex shared a common sensitivity, their powerful hearing. Spock once counseled Arex on the difficulties faced on a [[human]]-crewed starship. An incident is mentioned where his keen senses saved the day, when he detected a phaser coolant leak before it became visible. After serving under [[James T. Kirk]], he transferred to the "[[refit]]ted" [[Constitution class|''Constitution''-class]] [[USS Hood|USS ''Hood'']], but returned to serve on the new [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)|USS ''Enterprise''-A]].
 
::''Drawn by [[Ken Penders]] and [[Freff]]. The biography lists him as "Edoan," rather than the later assumed name of his race, "Edosian."
 
<br clear=all>
 
; [[Dave Bailey|Bailey, David]] :
 
::''Drawn by [[John Byrne]]
 
{| class="wiki-sidebar" style="font-size: 80%"
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Occupation:
 
| class="even" | Bridge personnel
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Marital status:
 
| class="even" | Single
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Known relatives:
 
| class="even" | John Bearclaw (father, deceased}; Lila (mother); Cochese (grandfather)
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Group affiliation:
 
| class="even" | [[UFP]], [[Starfleet]]
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Base(s) of operations:
 
| class="even" | [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|USS ''Enterprise'']]; [[North America]] ([[Earth]])
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | First appearance:
 
| class="even" | [[Star Trek (DC volume 1)|Issue #1]]
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Height:
 
| class="even" | 5'9"
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Weight:
 
| class="even" | 167 lbs.
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Eyes:
 
| class="even" | Brown
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Hair:
 
| class="even" | Black
 
|-
 
| class="odd" | Current status:
 
| class="even" | [[Ensign]], [[USS Enterprise-A|USS ''Enterprise''-A]]
 
|}
 
; Bearclaw, William : After serving under [[Admiral]] Kirk, he returned to serve on the new USS ''Enterprise''-A.
 
::''Drawn by [[Jan Duursema]].''
 
<br clear=all>
 
 
; [[Leonard McCoy|McCoy, Leonard H.]] :
 
::''Drawn by [[Gray Morrow]]
 
 
===Issue #2 (1987-04)===
 
McGivers, Marla through Vulcans
 
   
==Other characters==
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==External link==
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Two issue character and aliens sourcebook published in the style of DC Comics' line of Who's Who companions.

Premise

Who's Who in Star Trek was a two-issue comic book series released concurrently with DC Comics' Star Trek monthly, released in March and April 1987.

The two 48-page issues depicted events and information up until about the point of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, with information about many of the DC supporting cast and guest stars from the comic series. Several canon characters and concepts were included in the stories, but the details were very much contradictory with televised and filmed Star Trek, the artists and writers took creative license with the source material.

Creators

Issues

  1. "Who's Who in Star Trek 1"
  2. "Who's Who in Star Trek 2"

External link