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; [[Pavel Chekov]] : ''Enterprise'' security officer and navigator. ''Chekov is referred to as "security officer" in this story, foreshadowing a role he would later assume in [[canon]] productions. Although paged by name to the briefing room, he neither appears nor has any dialog in this issue. |
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Revision as of 23:15, 26 September 2008
Template:Realworld Death Grazes the Enterprise Crew When 10,000-year-old Mummies Come to Life!
Background Information
- This story was reprinted in Enterprise Log 3 and a later reprint of that volume from the Star Trek: The Key Collection series.
- The mummies in this particular story are, in a number of ways, similar to the Borg.
- This story features an appearance by a Romulan ship.
Creators
- Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
- Artist: Alberto Giolitti
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 Gold Key TOS characters.
Regular and recurring
- James T. Kirk
- Enterprise captain.
- Spock
- Vulcan Enterprise exec and science officer. Spock appears on the cover of this issue inexplicably wearing an operations division redshirt, rather than his normal blue sciences division shirt.
- Leonard McCoy
- Enterprise chief medical officer.
- Montgomery Scott
- Enterprise chief engineer.
- Hikaru Sulu
- Enterprise helmsman.
- Uhura
- Enterprise communications officer.
- Pavel Chekov
- Enterprise security officer and navigator. Chekov is referred to as "security officer" in this story, foreshadowing a role he would later assume in canon productions. Although paged by name to the briefing room, he neither appears nor has any dialog in this issue.
- Manning
- Command division Enterprise crewman detailed to guard the mummy. He was knocked unconscious, along with his partner, while the mummy altered the ship's computer. Manning appears again in "The Perfect Dream".
Others
- Moria Starr
- Doctor, a Federation expert on interstellar archaeology.
- Stephen Mohr
- Doctor who was head of the archeology project.
- Romulan commander
- Female Romulan starship commander who orders her vessel in pursuit of the approaching Enterprise.
- Romulan officer
- Helmeted Romulan man who provides information to the Romulan commander on her bridge.
- Guard crewman
- Command division Enterprise crewman detailed to guard the mummy. He was knocked unconscious, along with Manning, while he mummy altered the ship's computer.
- Asherman
- Command division Enterprise crewman detailed to guard the mummy on a subsequent shift. Asherman joked that someone might be after the mummy's bandages moments before it attacked him.
- Levitz
- Command division Enterprise crewman detailed to guard the mummy on a subsequent shift. Levitz asked Asherman why anyone would be after a mummy moments before Asherman warned it was attacking him.
- Williams
- Blond Enterprise command division crewman, part of Spock's landing party. Williams' carelessness causes him to lean on a switch that brings the mummy machinery to life.
- Jennings
- Enterprise command division crewman, part of Spock's landing party. Jennings was captured by the mummies, who attempt to convert him to a cyborg. Presumably, Jennings is also the crewman shown on the cover of the issue, although in that illustration he wears an operations division redshirt rather than his gold tunic from the interior panels. It was not revealed how much damage the conversion process did to Jennings's body before the rest of the party intervened against the mummies.
- Engineering crewman
- Command division Enterprise crewman working in engineering. He warned Scotty when the mummy entered the chamber.
References
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