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WHO'S WHO IN STAR TREK #1 (Mar 1987) DC Comics

cover: Howard Chaykin
WHO'S WHO IN STAR TREK #1
Mar 1987
$1.50
DC Comics

Reference Book (32 pages)

writer:
penciler:
inker: 		Allen Asherman
George Pérez/(various)
George Pérez/(various)

Apollo - George Perez (pencils/inks; 1 page)

APOLLO (Star Trek) (1987) published in WHO'S WHO IN STAR TREK #1 (Mar 1987)

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    News: Who Mourns for Adonais?

    November 06, 2004 08:49 am
     From Vu
    APOLLO (Star Trek) (1987), published in WHO'S WHO IN STAR TREK #1 WHO'S WHO IN STAR TREK #1 (Mar 1987)
    STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES SEASON TWO was released last Tuesday. I picked up the Best Buy version which came with a bonus DVD disc.

    Although the packaging is kind of neat, I'm convinced that Paramont doesn't understand design, because it is a hassle to take out and use the DVDs.

    Multi-disc sets are very cool, but at the same time, I wish we could get an HD-DVD version (so we can have the entire original series on one convient disc!)

    Anyway, the Episode "Who Mourns for Adonais?", which featured a God-like alien pretending to be Apollo, was the basis for George Pérez's art for WHO'S WHO IN STAR TREK #1.


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