I am very interested in hearing from visitors to this site and I really appreciate visitor feedback. It is especially nice to receive comments containing fond memories that people have about the classic STAR TREK Comics. The comments submitted by visitors to this site are listed below in order of submittal date. I appreciate such comments, and visitors are encouraged to leave their comments by filling in the form on the Sign the Guest Book page.

I have been a regular visitor of this site for years now, and it's simply the best information source for the Star Trek Gold Key Comics. In fact, it's the only one I know that I would recommend. And it keeps getting better and better. Keep up the good work!

Timothy Aymar
Pittsburgh, PA,
Thursday, Jan. 4, 2001 - 8:07

I have been an avid collector and reader of these often maligned comics since I was five (a long time ago!) and I must say that this is an incredible web site! Several of the stories were imaginative and very much in the spirit of the original series. They helped keep Star Trek alive for many children. Artist Alden McWilliams was well known as a comic strip artist, and his fluid style was very similar to the cartoonists of the forties and fifties. I wish you and your site continuing success!!!

D.G. Rose
Ottawa, ON, Canada
Sunday, Jan. 14, 2001 - 4:41
E-mail: rosey_on_ca@yahoo.com

What a pleasant surprise finding this site! I remember owning some of the comics as a boy, especially the "Evictors" comic with the large white ship on the cover. I've always remebered that image, don't know why... I also remember trying to draw the cover from memory a few times when I was young, colors & all. This site was clearly well thought out, & makes an interesting read. Keep up the good work, & thanks for bringing back some memories of childhood. Cheers!

Maria Machac
Pilsen, CZ
Thursday, Feb. 8, 2001 - 14:27
E-mail: maria@seznam.cz
Homepage: mariama@seznam.cz

Gold Key ST comics looks interesting, but I have no chance to read it. It needs republishing so everyone could buy and read it. Who's current copyright holder, don't know? Isn't there any chance that it is "public domain" by now?

Pamala Lundahl
Port Charlotte, Florida, USA
Thursday, Mar. 1, 2001 - 17:31
E-mail: darrell163@webtv.net

Thank you for this site. I am a Trekkie from way back. I hope to be visiting this sight quite often. Thank you again

Christopher Mace
York?, NA, UK
Wednesday, Apr. 18, 2001 - 3:50
E-mail: tignatard@hotmail.com
Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/inze1

Hey Curt, I finally got hold of Annuals 1969, 1974, 1975, 1976 and 1979. Without my consistent returnin' to your brilliant site [now into the hundreds of Macehits, no doubt], I'd not know who drew the stories in those Annuals or who produced the Annuals...well...maybe the second bit I'da found out, but usually I prefer a specific person - rather than a company - when I write who a book[etc.] is from. Cheers Curt. Your continuing friend/visitor, Christopher.

Jeff
USA
Tuesday, May. 29, 2001 - 23:09
E-mail: JeffSP12@aol.com

This is a WONDERFUL site. What a find! The only information I was unable to get is WHY the original artist was only involved in the first 2 comics, and why was the second artist changed after the 37th comic? Also, do you or anyone else know why Scotty has BLOND hair in the first number of comics? I find that quite interesting. Anyway, thanks for this terrific Star Trek site!

Russel McMillen
Oregon City, Oregon, USA
Monday, Jul. 16, 2001 - 14:54
E-mail: Russ@PacificMobile.com

Must compliment you on the site. Easy to use , and answered a few questions that I have carried around for 25 years. Always enjoyed the original comics, but, have never seen the first twelve issues. Cannot wait for my next free moment to return again. I must be careful to savor this!     Again, Thanks,     Russ

Eric Stafford
Lenoir, NC, USA
Monday, Nov. 12, 2001 - 8:16
E-mail: Samovar2u@aol.com

Hey! What a great site! I remember reading these comics in the late 70's. They are so expensive today that I only pick up an issue every now and then. Where I live they were only available at retail stores like Ben Franklin, Ames, or Sky City. I remember having the first reprint book and I really liked that you had the covers pictured. After looking at your site I want to go play with my Mego Mr. Spock doll! LOL Thanks for all the hard work you did on a great site!     Live long and prosper! Eric Stafford

Philip Favre
New York, NY, USA
Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2002 - 12:50
E-mail: bafervaf@aol.com

I loved your site. I have the reprints but not many of the individual issues and was gratefull for the high quality images you have on your site. There's something about the style of those covers that reawakens that feeling of mystery Star Trek used to hold for me when I was a kid. Back then it was fresh and new and I couldn't get (or afford) enough of it and although I still love it now, it's become too familiar to offer the escape it used to.

Anthony Durrant
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Saturday, Apr. 27, 2002 - 18:40
E-mail: durrant4145@rogers.com

For many years now I have had - and I have enjoyed - three of the STAR TREK Yearbooks, which were given to us by our ex-neighbours, the Atkinson family. They are a cracking read and I'm glad to find there is a fourth. I am going to set my sights on acquiring that fourth Yearbook!

Robert Tompkins
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
Friday, May. 17, 2002 - 10:00
E-mail: hemycuda71@aol.com

I want to thank you for such a wonerful site. The site was very informative. I was given my first Gold Key at school by my teacher at the end of the school year in the 70's. The next year she gave me my first Enterprise log. Since that time I have collected all 61 issues, all 4 Enterprise logs, 3 of the British annuals, the 2 Dynabrite reprints, and 1 of the mini comics. I will now be on the look out for the other mini comic as I didn't know that there was one. Thank You

Milton D. Bowen
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Wednesday, May. 22, 2002 - 12:21
E-mail: major.bowen@ns.sympatico.ca

Michael Tacchia
San Bernardino, CA, USA
Monday, May. 27, 2002 - 0:11
E-mail: petrov46@aol.com

Dear Curt, I just discovered your Start Trek page. What a delight. I know longer have to degrade the condition of my Gold Key Star Trek comics through repeated readings since you give such detailed plot summaries. What a treat. Have you summarized the DC and Marvel stories? Michael

Will Massey
USA
Tuesday, May. 28, 2002 - 8:08
E-mail: will@netpath.net

This is very comprehensive. You've put a lot of work into it. Truly passionate...

Kerry
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Tuesday, Jul. 30, 2002 - 0:12
E-mail: shelton@total-image.com.au

G'Day, I have really enjoyed your site and have a question regarding some Star trek comic books in my possession. I have a Star Trek Planet of No Return and Star Trek - Missing in Action - On a Dark Planet - both in excellent condition. However, they were published for Australia and printed in the Philippines. ( are they Reprints perhaps?) Anyway I wanted to know the value of these comics and was hoping you could help me regarding that. Thanks. Kerry Muller

John Wilson
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2002 - 17:50
E-mail: suladen1@hotmail.com

WOW!! Another slice of Trekkie heaven. Great job. lots of first rate info for us Trek Collectors.

Wayne Badresingh
Sunderland, Tyne & Wear, UK
Tuesday, Sep. 10, 2002 - 16:25

A great site, I have most of the UK annuals, my first was 1972 at the age of seven. My first Gold Key Trek was issue 18, when I read these comics, its back to the magic trek years through a childs eyes. I'm now an artist and I still love these covers. This is the first time I've seen them all, so thank you for that, and don't give up this site. [A British comic TV21 was my first memory of comics, [5yr old] in 1970, this too featured Star Trek, as well as Spiderman, and the Silver Surfer. Check it out. Wayne

André Duret
Québec, Québec, Canada
Friday, Sep. 20, 2002 - 7:47
E-mail: Andduret@hotmail.com

Vadim Nemov
Vladivostok, Russia
Friday, Oct. 11, 2002 - 21:43
E-mail: nemov2@yahoo.com

Excellent site! Keep up the good work!

Mark Phillips
Victoria, BC, Canada
Monday, Oct. 14, 2002 - 11:35
Homepage: http://legacyweb.com/scifibook/

Great site. I'm surprised but gratified that you've taken the time to do such an extraordinary tribute to these under-rated comics. The very first comic book I ever purchased was one of the Gold Key Star Treks, issue # 4. I was fascinated by the cover photo of the gorilla creature holding onto the shuttlecraft (a scene not actually seen in the episode Galileo 7). I managed to buy most of the TREK comics through the years. I was fortunate to have written a story last year for TV Zone magazine (# 149) of my horrifying days of collecting Star Trek comic books as a kid. Artist Tom Holtkamp did some great artwork (integrated with live-action photos from my collection) of my days fighting to save my Star Trek comics from the merciless scissors of my cousin. Len Wein was also kind enough to share some memories of writing those early Gold Key adventures. Gold Key always did a entertaining (if quirky) job with their TV titles- Land of the Giants, Time Tunnel, The Invaders, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and Twilight Zone. The covers were terrific, as well as those super rare color pics. Again, a great job you've done here. I'll be back!

Marty
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Friday, Oct. 18, 2002 - 20:13

Great site! Cheers!

Tommy B
Oklahoma City, OK, USA
Friday, Oct. 25, 2002 - 18:51
E-mail: tbakker390@aol.com

Star Trek #2: The 12 cent issue has a fishing gear ad on the back. The 15 cent issue has a rare photo back cover. I have now come across a 15 cent issue with a fishing gear ad on the back cover. The only variant listed in Overstreet and on the Census is the rare photo back cover issue. I now have all three versions and was wondering if the price variant fishing gear issue counts as a whole new listing? Thank you.

George Hammond
Rochester, New York, USA
Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2002 - 17:10
E-mail: grandpadewey@yahoo.com

I got a little over 20 of the Gold Key ST comics and was amazed at how much they're worth considering these are something of a joke among ST fans. I read somewhere they were drawn by some Italian guy in Italy who had never seen the series and it's painfully obvious. Thanks for the informative page.

Xanik Xeus
Vista, Ca, USA
Friday, Nov. 22, 2002 - 15:31
E-mail: viceryd@aol.com

I've been watching the price of the first 20 comics creep upwards for many years now. I may be willing to part with the photo-cover issues if the price is right. All are near mint to excellent condition.

Brian Hassett
Dublin, , Ireland
Sunday, Nov. 24, 2002 - 5:03
E-mail: bhassett@eircom.net

Fantasic site. I was looking for a site that listed Gold Key esp. The Enterprise Logs. Thanks for all your work and making my life easier. :-)

Tiffany
Long Beach, MS, USA
Sunday, Dec. 8, 2002 - 7:47
E-mail: lbsweetgurl@cs.com

This has little revelence to you website, but I do have a question. I have some comic books copywrited 1979. They are Star Trek books. All of them include a vinyl record inside, as some type of special edition or something. I have three different books and several copies of each. They're in the wrappers, perfect condition. Does anyone have any idea of the worth on these books?

Roger D. Manley
Huntsville, Alabama, USA
Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2002 - 4:56
E-mail: phaser@hiwaay.net

I enjoyed the site, I have just started rebuilding my collection again, glad to see that someone cares enough about the series to create this website. I will be back!!

Paul Belcher
Everett, WA, USA
Thursday, Dec. 26, 2002 - 11:31
E-mail: djpaul31281@nwtekno.org

I love Star Trek so much! It is so great to see that there is such a huge response! Much love, fellow Trekkies: -+>Paul Belcher

Keith Ansell
Birmingham, West Midlands, UK
Friday, Feb. 14, 2003 - 7:29
E-mail: keithansell1@blueyonder.co.uk

Great Site. I remember buying Gold Key Star Trek issue 1 from a local paper shop back in the 60's. I wish I still had it. I sold most of my comics when I got married in 1980 and have spent the last 15 years buying them back. That's life, eh?? I now own a complete set of the British Star Trek Annuals but would love to get my hands on the original Gold Key comics one day. All the Best Keith.

Jon
Grande Prairie , Alberta, Canada
Monday, Feb. 17, 2003 - 5:00
E-mail: webmaster@kurycatsgifts.com

Excellent site, I am a big star trek fan.

Ian McNeice
London, London, UK
Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2003 - 17:53
E-mail: admin@LoveBrowser.com

A very fast, well designed and visually appealing website. I really liked looking at the photos on the covers displayed in the Comics section. Cool site !

Richard
London, Ontario, USA
Saturday, Feb. 22, 2003 - 0:14
E-mail: 5534klcv4@hotmail.com

Nice site keep up the good work.

Steven Scarlett
Sheffield, , UK
Saturday, Mar. 8, 2003 - 5:12
E-mail: scarlett@dlialstart.net

I found this to be a very usefull web site. Congratulations on its design and content.

Muguuu
lome , USA
Monday, Mar. 10, 2003 - 14:47
E-mail: GYNA@YAHOO.COM

Don
Seattle, WA, USA
Wednesday, Mar. 26, 2003 - 19:28
E-mail: nagareesio@yahoo.com

Please, can you help me. I have taken a thorough look at your site. ITS WONDERFUL! I have a question. Something that perplexes me. I would appreciate greatly a reply from you if at all possible. I have the 52nd and 53rd of the Star trek series that are shown on your site showing the Gold Key logo. But mine have a "whitman" logo on them with a smiley face at the bottom of the whitman logo. I have searched the web far and wide and have found nothing on these. are they reprints. they show no sign of that. Thanks for anything you can do. Don

Walter Rathkamp
Linwood, MI, USA
Friday, Apr. 11, 2003 - 7:10
E-mail: rathkamp@svsu.edu

Neat site. Keep it up. It is nice to see that others are still hooked on Star Trek.

Robert Patton
Manassas, VA, USA
Thursday, May. 8, 2003 - 15:33
E-mail: pattonre@comcast.net

I have been collecting the Gold Key series comics for several years and I was delighted finding your web site. Thanks for all the time and effort putting together such a wonderful web site. Robert

Dave
USA
Tuesday, May. 13, 2003 - 9:58

Nice site keep up the good work.

Bea
Mason City, IL, USA
Tuesday, Jun. 3, 2003 - 21:18
E-mail: silisanis@aol.com

Just got turned onto this site tonight. Nice to see such a complete compilation! I did see another person who signed also has a 'Whitman' comic, mine is 'Sport of Knaves', issue #54. I also have GK issue #55, which says 'SPOCK vs. SLOTT: A World Against Itself!'. Is the typographical error intrinsic to all the #55 issues published, or just some? Hope to know soon, thanks! Keep up the site, it's a godsend to all Trekkies, big and small. :)

Ed Zwanenvelt
Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, The Netherlands
Saturday, Jun. 7, 2003 - 16:25

Since there were only a few translated issues of the Star Trek Gold Key Comics ever published in Holland, I was surprised to learn there a lot more published in the States. The site has the quality I've come to expect from you in all but one respect: why not include the texts of the Pscucho Files piublished in some of the comic issues? You do give the tantalizing info they included additional info! In every other way: a great site!

Andrew Wright
Black, AL, USA
Friday, Jun. 27, 2003 - 21:22
E-mail: noahdeanna@hotmail.com

This was very helpful,I had aquired a 1st edition of star trek about ten years ago from my mom,it was useful to learn somthing about it. I had my questions answerd thanks alot! Drew

José Vicente Santini
Lima, Lima, Perú
Friday, Jul. 25, 2003 - 16:35
E-mail: pepecutec@yahoo.com

Hi: I'm a spanishspeaker, but I declare myself as trekkie. I love all about ST. Actually about TOS and the films. I like read stories in your original language: English -I hope that you excuse my poor English :) This webpage is a great idea for all of the collectionist or trekkies. In there I find out everything about my favorite TV series. Tank you! Good Luck!

ACL
San Diego, CA, USA
Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2003 - 11:52

This is a great site, and I appreciate all the effort you've put into it. The information it contains is really helpful. Recently, a friend gave me Golden Press' Star Trek Volume 4 as a gift (to add to my ST collection), and as I'd never seen one before, I was eager to find out how many volumes there were in the series. So, thanks again for all the great info on your site. Live long & prosper!

Ryan Amore
Hamiltion, Ontario, Canada
Thursday, Aug. 28, 2003 - 10:03
E-mail: camore@sympatico.ca

Good web site for reading. And for information. GOOD STORIES

Mark Lookabaugh
Oklahoma City, OK, USA
Friday, Sep. 12, 2003 - 20:12
E-mail: mark.lookabaugh@REMOVETHIScox.net

The amount of detail you put into your Star Trek websites is simply stunning. I'll never forget when I found my first Gold Key Star Trek issue ("The Perfect Dream", September 1974) rolled up and laying on the playground. I snuck it back into my grade school class and didn't pay a bit of attention to the teacher the rest of the day. :) Thanks for all the hard work you do to keep the memories alive for other fans.

Skyler Peterson
USA
Monday, Sep. 15, 2003 - 18:30

Great site you made!

Sterling Shinn
Rayne, Louisiana, USA
Saturday, Oct. 25, 2003 - 13:22
E-mail: sterlingshinn@hotmail.com

I keep hearing about the "variable" back covers in the first few "Gold Key" Star Trek comics. What is the difference in these comics? I understand they have photos on the back covers, but ALL the issues of these comics that I've seen have photos on the back covers. Hope you'll be able to take the time to explain this to me. Thanks, "STERLING"

Robert Leyendecker
Long Beach, NY, USA
Thursday, Nov. 27, 2003 - 7:23
E-mail: rnbikern@optonline.net

Great Site! It will be a great resource to help me complete my collection. THANKS!!

Sam
Atlanta, GA, USA
Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2003 - 23:07
E-mail: http://getwrappedup.com

I didn't even know Star Trek was in comic form-great site! ;-)

James Hendy
Tynemouth, Tyne & Wear, United Kingdom
Friday, Jan. 30, 2004 - 22:03
E-mail: spineman@Blueyonder.co.uk

Great site, bit annoyed because I have spent last 10 years sourcing and researching Star Trek Gold Key (And Whitman) comics, here in UK completed colection November Last Year to discover this site some 2 weeks ago. How on earth I managed to skillfuly avoid finding this wealth of information for so long is a mystery. Great Site keep it up and running if you can. BTW I have some original Gold Key artwork (All are inks only no colouring) Can you recommend a site which may appreciate what is on offer a bit more than E-Boy Spineman

Mark
Victoria, BC, Canada
Monday, Feb. 23, 2004 - 8:36
Homepage: http://legacyweb.com/scifibook

I have heard that some company will be re-issuing the Gold Key comic books. I wondered if anyone had any further info on this? Also, does anyone know how many trading cards (Skybox) were issued for Classic TREK in 1998? I have a total of 460 cards (all 3 seasons) - not counting duplicates. But I suspect there were a lot more.

Chris Morgan
Anderson, IN, USA
Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2004 - 0:37
E-mail: captainsulu42@hotmail.com

All of your pages are great! I found you looking for Excelsior info and found my childhood. I had the Gold Key comics in with my records and my "snoopy" record player next to my mego Enterprise playset and dolls every Sunday morning when they would show the reruns here. Wish I still had all that stuff, oh well. Thanks for the memories and all the Captain Sulu stuff. I just got Star Trek VI on dvd and Sulu and the Excelsior are my new favorite things.

J. Lasquite
Orosi, CA, USA
Tuesday, Mar. 30, 2004 - 22:07
E-mail: flashboy@sbcglobal.net

Love this site. At the last Grand Slam convention in Pasadena, Mr. Nimoy sighed my Gold Key #27. Again, awesome great job!

SomeNick
Miami, FL, USA
Thursday, Apr. 8, 2004 - 21:26
E-mail: atmysite@atmysite.com
Homepage: http://www.astroseries.com

Nice site! I really enjoyed reading about these Comics. The Star Trek universe is so cool it is a shame no more was made. Well, I can't really complain, there are currently five Star Trek series and several movies, but what I meant is... What a shame they didn't do more Star Trek with Captain Kirk than what they did! In the original series there were many loose ends. For example, what happened with the Female Romulan Commander from Enterprise Incident? They could have done a cool episode continuing that story later on, like in Season 4. Except there never was a Season 4 of TOS... Anyways, nice site, I saw a lot about Star Trek in here I didn't know about, and keep up the good work! :-)

Les Peel
High Peak, Derbyshire, UK
Thursday, May. 13, 2004 - 3:58
E-mail: les@thepeels.plus.com

Hi Great site; helped me clarify my collection. Were you aware of several other UK reprints? IPC magazines published a special in 1977 consisting of Gold Key issues 47 and 48. World Distributors (Manchester) published a series of Comic Albums; I have two, featuring reprints of Gold Key issues 2, 3, 7, 8 and 9. Also Total published a Picture Book featuring a reprint of issue 6. I hope this helps maintain this first class site.

Adge Cutler
Salisbury, Wilts, UK
Sunday, May. 23, 2004 - 13:11
E-mail: adge.cutler@ntlworld.com

I have like you over the year since the early 70's kept all sorts of biiks and comics of Star Trek. I've been a keen visitor of your site for some time now, and it's simply the best information source for the Star Trek Gold Key Comics I've come across. Facinating site, Keep up the extremely good work! (http://www.lcars.org.uk)

Shannon Lee
, , Australia
Thursday, Jun. 17, 2004 - 23:21
E-mail: lbreid@iinet.net.au

Great seeing your Star Trek site. Was a big fan back in the 70's. Have found a Star Trek Annual 1975 while cleaning out some old things and I am wondering if is worth anything and if anyone may like to add it to their collection. It is an authorised edition.Orange background with Spock etc on the hardcover. Keep on Trekking Shannon

Manuel Roth
Portland, OR, USA
Tuesday, Jun. 29, 2004 - 9:32
E-mail: manuel.roth@comcast.net

I'm curious about Goldkey versus Whitman logos on the top left hand corner of these Star Trek comics. I have issues 46 and 47 with the Whitman face versus the Gold Key logo, yet in your thumbnails I see they were also printed with the Gold Key logo. Which issues had both versions printed, or were these later reprints? Was one a mail order designation? Please explain the Whitman anomaly.

Alexis
NY, NV, USA
Friday, Jul. 9, 2004 - 12:32

Hi, surfing the Internet I came across your great artistic site. I thought it would be nice to congratulate and send greetings from An

Todd Mount
Madison, WV, USA
Wednesday, Jul. 14, 2004 - 7:31
E-mail: toddmount@hotmail.com

This is really a wonderful site! I hope as time goes on, more information on the uncredited creators (artists, writers, colorists, editors, etc) will be discovered and added to this excellent resource!

Andrew
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Saturday, Jul. 24, 2004 - 17:27
E-mail: andrewshor@yahoo.com.au

Nice website. I only wish there were websites for the other Star Trek Comic series as comprehensive as yours. My question is how many comics showed the Enterprise with flames shooting out the back of its warp nacelles? And which issues?

Alex
Wilmington, Delaware, USA
Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2004 - 22:50
E-mail: alexian.emperor@earthlink.net

Hello, Great site! I have a question. First let me tell you that I collected the Marvel and DC Trek comics for many years and always assumed these, the "originals" were out of my price range. Imagine my surprise when I saw my first ones today in the 1 dollar bin of my local comic shop of all places. Given, the condition was rather ratty,so I picked up the best looking one I could find, just out of curiosity. Its issue #52 btw. Anyway my question, and the reason I found your great site is because the publisher logo says "Whitman" not "Gold Key". I understand both were part of Western Publishing, but all images I can find on the net show the "Gold Key" logo. Is this a reprint? An alternate version? A version for a different market? What? The date matches the dates you have listed for the "Gold Key", so I'm guessing its not a reprint. I checked Mile High Comics and they sell both logo types and specify if they are "Whitman." Incidentally, they sell this particular issue for more than its "Gold Key" countepart. Please, any light you could shed on this issue would me most helpful. Thanks, and sorry for the lengthy missive :0)

Mike Rogers
Rochester, New York, USA
Monday, Aug. 23, 2004 - 21:58
E-mail: mego73@hotmail.com
Homepage: http://www.reboxyourmego.com

Yes, that original Star Trek comic book was almost like looking at a Bizaro version of Star Trek (especially in the ealry years). As a kid, trying to rectify the differences between TV Trek and comic book Trek (at a time when I thought all things Trek, whether they be an action figure, comic book or the TV show were done by the same people)made for some real fun. Now, the comics stand as prime examples of early Star Trek merchandising. It's always fun to see what happened when TV and movie licences weren't so tightly controlled and regulated. They just sold the licence and then let the licencee pretty much go thier own merry way. Now, of course, the storylines of any Trek (and most other property) comic tie in have to be approved by the studio. So, what happens is this interesting Bizarro Trek where in the early issues the crew used Military jargen like "Check", "Roger" and "Over". The Enterprise leaves rocket trails and the Enterprise looks a lot like a submirine on the inside. Later on, as the show began to grow in popularity, more effort was given to making the comic art and stories more true to the actual show. This site is a great reference for those looking to get these pieces of Trek history. Now that there are trade paperback reprints of these comics coming, it's more essential then ever.

Dennis Sisterson
London, , UK
Sunday, Oct. 10, 2004 - 16:29
E-mail: d@sisterson.net

Enjoyed this site very much. I had most of the UK annuals from the 1970s as a kid and enjoyed them immensely, especially in the long years when the series was absent from the BBC. I was only vaguely aware that the strips in the annuals were reprints from American comics and having read those few books so many times it's been fascinating to read here about all the stories I never saw. I'm now eagerly awaiting the reprints from Checker books - almost as good as seeing long-hidden episodes of the original series-! Many thanks to Mark and Curt for all your work and dedication.