The Complete Comic Book Collection is a digital omnibus released by GIT Media in 2008 that collects more than 500 comics, covering a majority of TOS, TNG, DS9, and VOY releases up to that time. Issues included story pages as well as advertising.

Description[]

• Every comic book, June 1967 through October 2002
• Over 500 complete, printable comic books
• All annuals
• [1] DVD-ROM

Contents[]

Gold Key Comics[]

• 61 regular issues (1967 - 1979)
• Covers from Dynabrite, Issue 11357 and Dynabrite, Issue 11358
• Covers from Dan Curtis Give-Away #2 ("The Enterprise Mutiny") and #6 ("Dark Traveler")
• The Enterprise Logs collections (1976 - 1977)
  • "James T. Kirk: Psycho-File"
  • "A Page From Scotty's Diary"
  • "Spock: Psycho-File"
  • "From Sputnik to Warp Drive"
  • Front and back covers, Enterprise poster, Alberto Giolitti biography

Peter Pan Records[]

• "Passage to Moauv" (1975)
• "The Crier in Emptiness" (1975)
• "To Starve a Fleaver" (1975)
• "A Mirror for Futility" (1975)
• "The Robot Masters" (1979)
• "Dinosaur Planet" (1979)

Marvel Comics, first run[]

• The Original Series, 18 issues (1980 - 1982)
  • Marvel Super Special, Issue 15 (The Motion Picture film adaptation)
    • Cover of The Full Color Comics Version of The Motion Picture (paperback reprint)
  • Covers to The Further Adventures of the Starship Enterprise

DC Comics[]

• TOS first series (1984 - 1988)
  • 56 regular issues (2 covers for Issue 6, "Who Is... Enigma?")
  • Annuals
    • "All Those Years Ago..." (Annual 1, 1985)
    • "The Final Voyage" (Annual 2, 1986)
    • "Retrospect" (Annual 3, 1988)
  • "Who's Who in Star Trek"
    • "Who's Who in Star Trek 1" (1987)
    • "Who's Who in Star Trek 2" (1987)
  • Adaptations
    • The Search For Spock film adaptation (1984)
    • The Voyage Home film adaptation (1987)
• TOS second series (1989 - 1995)
  • 80 regular issues (1989 - 1995)
  • Annuals
    • "So Near the Touch" (Annual 1, 1989)
    • "Starfleet Academy!" (Annual 2, 1991)
    • "Homeworld" (Annual 3, 1992)
    • "To Walk the Night" (Annual 4, 1993)
    • "The Dream Walkers" (Annual 5, 1994)
    • "Split Infinities" (Annual 6, 1995)
  • Specials
    • Spring 1994
      • "Blaise of Glory"
      • "The Needs of the One"
    • Winter 1994
      • "Raise the Defiant"
      • "A Question of Loyalty"
    • Winter 1995
      • "The Unforgiven"
      • "Echoes of Yesterday"
  • Miniseries
    • The Modala Imperative (miniseries, 1991)
  • One-shots
    • "Debt of Honor" graphic novel (1992)
    • The Ashes of Eden novel adaptation (1995)
    • The Final Frontier film adaptation (1989)
    • The Undiscovered Country film adaptation (2 covers, 1992)
  • Collections
    • Revisitations
    • Tests of Courage
    • The Best of Star Trek
    • The Mirror Universe Saga
    • Who Killed Captain Kirk?
• Star Trek: The Next Generation (DC)
  • 6 miniseries issues
  • 80 regular issues
  • Annuals
    • "The Gift"
    • "Thin Ice"
    • "The Broken Moon"
    • "A House Divided"
    • "Brother's Keeper"
    • "Future Imperfect"
  • Specials
    • September 1993
      • "Good Listener"
      • "A True Son of Kahless"
      • "Spot's Day"
    • Summer 1994
      • "The Choice"
      • "Cry Vengeance"
      • "Out of Time"
    • Winter 1995
      • "Pandora's Prodigy"
      • "Old Debts"
  • Mini-Series
    • The Modala Imperative (4 issues, 1991)
    • Shadowheart (4 issues, 1994 - 1995)
    • Ill Wind (4 issues, 1995 - 1996)
  • One-shots
    • All Good Things... episode adaptation (1994)
    • Generations film adaptation (2 covers, 1994)
  • Collections
    • Beginnings
    • The Best of Star Trek: The Next Generation
    • The Star Lost

DC Comics and Malibu Comics[]

• The Landmark Crossover (4 issues and ashcan, TNG/DS9, 1994 - 1995)

Malibu Comics (Deep Space Nine)[]

• 32 regular issues (Issue 1: ashcans and four covers)
• Miniseries
  • Hearts and Minds (4 issues, 1994)
  • The Maquis: Soldier of Peace (3 issues, 1995)
• One-shots
  • Lightstorm (1994)
  • The Looking Glass War (1995)
  • Terok Nor (1995)
  • Blood and Honor (1995)
  • Deep Space Nine Special (1995)
  • The Rules of Diplomacy (1995)
  • Ultimate Annual (1995)
  • Worf Special (1995)

Marvel Comics, second run[]

• Deep Space Nine, 15 issues (1996 - 1998)
• Early Voyages, 17 issues (1997 - 1998)
• Starfleet Academy, 19 issues (18 provided in both Klingonese and English editions, 1996 - 1997)
• Unlimited, 10 issues (1996 - 1998)
• Untold Voyages, 5 issues (1998)
• Voyager, 15 issues (1996 - 1998)
  • Splashdown (4 issues, 1998)
• One-shots
  • "Star Trek: First Contact" adaptation (1996)
  • "Star TreX" (1996)
  • "Fragile Glass" (Mirror Universe one shot, 1997)
  • "Operation Assimilation" (1997)
  • "Reality's End" (Telepathy War one-shot, 1997)
  • "The Enemy of My Enemy" (1998)
  • "Second Contact" (1998)

WildStorm Comics[]

• TOS
  • "All of Me" (2000)
  • "Enter the Wolves" (2001)
• TNG
  • Miniseries
    • Perchance to Dream (4 issues, 2000)
    • The Killing Shadows (4 issues, 2000 - 2001)
  • One-shots and graphic novels
    • Embrace the Wolf (2000)
    • The Gorn Crisis (2001)
    • Forgiveness (2001)
• DS9
  • N-Vector (4 issues, 2000)
• VOY
  • One-shots
    • False Colors (2 covers, 2000)
    • Elite Force (2000)
    • Avalon Rising (2000)
  • Miniseries
    • Planet Killer (3 issues, 2001)
• New Frontier
  • Double Time (2000)
• Misc. releases
  • Divided We Fall (TNG/DS9, 4 issues, 2001)
  • Star Trek: Special (TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY, 2001)
• Anthologies
  • Other Realities (2001)
• Collections
  • Elite Force Special Collector's Edition (2000)
  • Enemy Unseen (2001)

Appendices[]

Background[]

• The cover image was recreated by Mike Collins based on the Enterprise as it appeared on the cover of "Evolutions" by Bob Wiacek. (The Complete Comic Book Collection article at TrekMovie.)
• The official TOS and TNG movie adaptations were also presented in a follow-up omnibus, the Movie Comic Book Collection.
• Although they were cited in solicitations, GIT Media did not include the 86 TOS comic strip stories released from 1969 - 1983. It omitted 48 UK comic strips, 20 US Comic Strips, five Star Trek Video Communicator strips, five Happy Meal strips, four Kenner Comic Strips, and four Larami Comic Strips. These stories would remain uncollected for another decade.
• Perhaps unintentionally, the DVD-ROM omitted WildStorm's VOY omnibus Encounters with the Unknown, though it did include that collection's individual stories.
• Licensing restrictions prevented GIT Media from incorporating brand-new releases from TokyoPop and IDW Publishing. By the time of the DVD-ROM release, TokyoPop had released 14 manga stories and IDW had released 10 miniseries.

Images[]

External links[]

• The Complete Comic Book Collection article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• The Complete Comic Book Collection article at TrekMovie.