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− | '''Double Time (graphic novel)''' |
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+ | | image = Double Time.jpg |
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+ | | Writer = [[Peter David]] |
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+ | | Artist = [[Michael Collins]] and [[David Roach]] |
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+ | | Publisher = [[WildStorm Comics]] |
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+ | | Published = {{m|November|2000}} |
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+ | | Pages = 44 |
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− | ==Summary== |
+ | == Summary == |
− | ;From the book jacket |
+ | ;From the book jacket |
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− | pencilled by Michael Collins |
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− | inked by David Roach |
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− | painted cover by Brian Stelfreeze |
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− | Published in January 2001 by Wildstorm, an imprint of DC Comics. |
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⚫ | :''When a group of religious extremists called the Redeemers target the [[planet]] Haresh for "purification", [[Captain]] [[Mackenzie Calhoun|Calhoun]] of the [[Starship]] {{USS|Excalibur|NCC-26517}} is outraged. He orders the ship to Haresh to intervene... but on the way there, an emergency rescue on another planet slows the ''Excalibur'' down, so that it arrives too late. Haresh is already a dead planet.'' |
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− | ;Synopsis: |
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⚫ | :''Calhoun doesn't take defeat lightly, though... so he tries a risky scheme to travel back in time, arriving at Haresh early enough to save the populace from the Redeemers. This maneuver isn't universally popular, though, either with his crew or the [[Federation]] [[timeship]] {{USS|Relativity}}. That ship's Captain [[Braxton]] is prepared to use force against the Starship USS ''Excalibur'', in the pursuit of his mission to keep the timeline intact.'' |
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+ | :''With the Federation on one side and the Redeemers on the other, Calhoun is a man in the crossfire. And there's no easy way out...'' |
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⚫ | When a group of religious |
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+ | * This story is referenced in New Frontier novel ''Excalibur: Restoration''. |
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+ | * The original title was "Time Management". |
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+ | * [[Captain]] [[Braxton]] previously appeared in {{VOY|Future's End}}, {{e|Future's End, Part II}} and {{e|Relativity}} whereas [[Lieutenant]] [[Ducane]] and the [[timeship]] {{USS|Relativity}} made their first and only on screen appearances in the latter episode. |
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+ | === Creators === |
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+ | * Artists: |
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+ | ** [[Michael Collins]] (pencil art) |
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+ | ** [[David Roach]] (inking) |
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+ | ** [[Naghmeh Zand]] (letter art) |
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+ | ** [[Dan Brown]] and [[WildStorm FX]] (color art) |
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+ | ** [[Brian Stelfreeze]] (cover art) |
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+ | ** [[Larry Berry]] (design) |
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+ | * Editor: [[Jeff Mariotte]] |
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+ | * Special thanks to [[Paula M. Block|Paula Block]] |
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+ | * New Frontier concept by [[John J. Ordover]] and Peter David |
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− | ==Characters== |
+ | == Characters == |
{{non canon characters|New Frontier}} |
{{non canon characters|New Frontier}} |
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− | ===Regular and recurring characters=== |
+ | === Regular and recurring characters === |
− | *[[Mackenzie Calhoun]] |
+ | * [[Mackenzie Calhoun]] |
− | *[[Braxton]] |
+ | * [[Braxton]] |
+ | * [[Ducane|Juel Ducane]] |
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− | ===Other characters=== |
+ | === Other characters === |
− | ==References== |
+ | == References == |
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− | ;NON-CANON REFERENCE |
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+ | [[de:Spiel auf Zeit]] |
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− | | class="prev" | Previous New Frontier novel:<br>[[Martyr (novel)|Martyr]] |
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− | | class="next" | Next novel:<br />[[Double or Nothing]] |
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Revision as of 03:29, 22 February 2012
Template:Realworld Captain Calhoun takes his ship and crew back in time to prevent a genocide, only to alter the timeline in an unexpected and not entirely welcome way.
Summary
- From the book jacket
- When a group of religious extremists called the Redeemers target the planet Haresh for "purification", Captain Calhoun of the Starship USS Excalibur is outraged. He orders the ship to Haresh to intervene... but on the way there, an emergency rescue on another planet slows the Excalibur down, so that it arrives too late. Haresh is already a dead planet.
- Calhoun doesn't take defeat lightly, though... so he tries a risky scheme to travel back in time, arriving at Haresh early enough to save the populace from the Redeemers. This maneuver isn't universally popular, though, either with his crew or the Federation timeship USS Relativity. That ship's Captain Braxton is prepared to use force against the Starship USS Excalibur, in the pursuit of his mission to keep the timeline intact.
- With the Federation on one side and the Redeemers on the other, Calhoun is a man in the crossfire. And there's no easy way out...
- Excerpts of copyrighted sources are included for review purposes only, without any intention of infringement.
Background Information
- This story is set between Captain's Table: Once Burned and Double Helix #5: Double or Nothing.
- This story is referenced in New Frontier novel Excalibur: Restoration.
- The original title was "Time Management".
- Captain Braxton previously appeared in VOY: "Future's End", "Future's End, Part II" and "Relativity" whereas Lieutenant Ducane and the timeship USS Relativity made their first and only on screen appearances in the latter episode.
Creators
- Writer: Peter David
- Artists:
- Michael Collins (pencil art)
- David Roach (inking)
- Naghmeh Zand (letter art)
- Dan Brown and WildStorm FX (color art)
- Brian Stelfreeze (cover art)
- Larry Berry (design)
- Editor: Jeff Mariotte
- Special thanks to Paula Block
- New Frontier concept by John J. Ordover and Peter David
Characters
- Canon characters listed below are linked to the main article about them. Non-canon characters are not linked, but those that recurred, appearing or being mentioned in more than one story, are defined further in New Frontier characters.