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Thursday, January 10, 2013

Dossiers

The Dossiers were a section of the 2009 Star Trek movie website (startrekmovie.com), which have subsequently been lost as the site has been updated to promote the next Star Trek film, Star Trek Into Darkness. They provided brief introductions to the key characters, locations, starships, and institutions of Star Trek, including details about those subjects which at the time were completely new information, and indeed some facts which remain unique to the dossiers. There were sixteen dossiers in total, which also offered the image as a downloadable wallpaper, without the text.

The Dossiers

01. James T. Kirk
Student/Starfleet Academy.

Top of his class in survival strategies and tactical analysis.

Assistant Instructor in Advanced Hand-to-Hand Combat.

Treasurer of Starfleet Academy's Xenolinguistics club.

Origin: Iowa - Earth.
02. Captain Christopher Pike
Captain of the Starship Enterprise.

Rose to his rank in only four years - the quickest in Starfleet history. Serves as Executive Officer in Starfleet's recruiting division.

Origin: Mojave - Earth.
03. Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy
Student/Starfleet Academy: Medical Officer.

Top of his class in anatomical and forensic pathology. Attended Earth's University of Mississippi.
04. U.S.S. Kelvin
Federation starship number NCC-0514.

Single warp nacelle. Used primarily as a survey vessel.

Captain: Richard Robau

First Officer: George Kirk
05. Uhura
Student/Starfleet Academy.

Specializes in xenolinguistics, tracking toward communications officer.

Proficient in 83% of official Federation languages and regional dialects.

Current Academy aide for Advanced Phonology and Advanced Acoustical Engineering courses.

Vice president of Starfleet Academy's Chorale Ensemble.

Origin: Africa.
06. Spock
Commander at Starfleet Academy.

Current instructor of Advanced Phonology and Interspecies Ethics. Specializes in computer programming, tracking toward Science Officer.

Awarded the title of "Grandmaster" by the Federation's Three-dimensional Chess Organization.

Lineage: Half-Vulcan, half-human.
07. Starfleet Academy
Main training facility for Starfleet cadets.

Headquartered in San Francisco.

They typical officer training program lasts between 4 - 7 years.

Sample courses include "Transporter Theory", "Temporal Mechanics" and "Intrasystem Peacekeeping Operations".

Motto: "Ex Astris, Scientia".
08. United Federation of Planets
Interstellar union of advanced civilizations ensuring mutual prosperity based on the principles of universal freedom, rights and equality for all types of life.

Founded by Humans, Vulcans, Androrians, and Tellarites in the spirit of enhancing peace and cooperation between worlds.

Current membership includes 120 planets and 700 colonies.

Headquartered in the Alpha Quadrant of the Milky Way Galaxy.
09. Vulcan
Class M planet. No moons.

One of the founding members of the United Federation of Planets. Homeworld to the humanoid race of Vulcans. Governed by the Vulcan High Command.

Climate conditions: dry, harsh desert, mountain ranges, scattered, small oceans.

Major cities: Gol and Shi'Kahr.
10. Montgomery Scott
Starfleet Officer.
Specialty: Engineering.

Awarded first in his class at Starfleet Academy, later revoked due to disciplinary action.

Former Academy aide for Admiral Archer's "Advanced Relativistic Mechanics" course.

Origin: Scotland.
11. Pavel Chekov
Starfleet Officer.
Rank: Ensign.
Specialty: Navigation.

Top of his class in "Stellar Cartography" and "Transporter Theory".

Expert in advanced theoretical physics.

Youngest cadet in history to win the Starfleet Academy Marathon.

Origin: Russia.
12. Hikaru Sulu
Starfleet Officer.
Rank: Lieutenant.
Position: Helmsman.

Top of his class in "Astrosciences" and "Advanced Botany".

Founded Starfleet Academy's "European Swordmanship" club.

Origin: San Francisco.
13. U.S.S. Enterprise
Federation Starfleet vessel NCC-1701.

Constitution class heavy cruiser.

Maximum speed: Warp 8.

Held in Beta Testing Ward 956 - approved for combat.
14. Nero
Commander of the Romulan mining vessel "Narada".

His discovery of massive lithium deposits on planet Delta Vega helped end Romulus's long-standing energy crisis.

Current Whereabouts: Unknown.
15. Jellyfish
Single-occupancy vessel commissioned by the Vulcan Science Academy.

Maximum speed: Warp 8.
16. Narada
Romulan mining vessel.

Class: Unknown.
Weaponry: Unknown.
Defenses: Unknown.
Maximum speed: Unknown.

Captain: Nero.
First Officer: Ayel.

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Translations: French Star Trek comics

The following is a history of Star Trek comics published in France. So far various French publishers have reprinted: Eighteen comics originally by Gold Key Comics, these have been reprinted several times; Twenty-one comics originally from DC Comics' first Star Trek series; and thirteen iusses (three miniseries and one stand-alone) from IDW Publishing.

Éditions des Remparts: Les Héros de L'aventure (1972)
The first Star Trek comics published in French were found in a handful of issues of the second series of the magazine Les Héros de L'aventure, published by Éditions des Remparts in 1972. All were reprints of original Gold Key Comics titles; the first six issues.

Les Héros de L'aventure #2
  • Contents: K-G, Planète de la Mort.
  • Published: 11th June 1972.
  • Original: GK#1, The Planet Of No Return - 1967.
  • Cover: Original Gold Key cover art.

Les Héros de L'aventure #6
  • Contents: L'île du Diable.
  • Published: 9th July 1972.
  • Original: GK#2, The Devil's Isle Of Space - 1968.
  • Cover: Original Gold Key cover art.
Les Héros de L'aventure #10
  • Contents: L'invasion des Constructeurs...
  • Published: 6th August 1972.
  • Original: GK#3, Invasion Of The City Builders - 1968.
  • Cover: Original Gold Key cover art.

Les Héros de L'aventure #14
  • Contents: Danger sur la planète Metamorpha.
  • Published: 3rd September 1972.
  • Original: GK#4, The Peril Of Planet Quick Change - 1969.
  • Cover: Original Gold Key cover art.
Les Héros de L'aventure #18
  • Contents: La planète fantôme.
  • Published: 1st October 1972.
  • Original: GK#5, The Ghost Planet - 1969.

Cover art

Les Héros de L'aventure #22
  • Contents: Collision de planètes.
  • Published: 29th October 1972.
  • Original: GK#6, When Planets Collide - 1969.
  • Cover: Original Gold Key cover art.
Éditions des Remparts: Star Trek (1972)
At the end of 1972 Éditions des Remparts launched a stand-alone Star Trek series, which ran for twelve issues, until 1975, again printing French editions of Gold Key comics, continuing on in the original published order from where the Les Héros de L'aventure series left off.

#1: La Planète Vaudou
  • Published: December 1972.
  • Original: GK#7, The Voodoo Planet - 1970.
  • Cover: By Mario Caria.
#2: La Machine à Rajeunir
  • Published: January 1973.
  • Original: GK#8, The Youth Trap - 1970.
  • Cover: By Mario Caria.
#3: L'héritage de Lazarus
#4: Le Sceptre du Soleil

#5: Les Émotions Dangereuses
#6: La Planète Pirate

#7: Le Voyageur de L'univers
  • Published: October 1973.
  • Original: GK#13, Dark Traveler - 1972.
  • Cover: Original Gold Key cover art.
#8: La Mutinerie de L'Enterprise
  • Published: December 1973.
  • Original: GK#14, The Enterprise Mutiny - 1972.
  • Cover: Original Gold Key cover art.
#9: Le Musée des Vaisseaux Perdus
#10: La Journée des Inquisiteurs
#11: Les Hommes de la Caverne du Cosmos
  • Published: October 1974.
  • Original: GK#17, The Cosmic Cavemen - 1973.
  • Cover: Original Gold Key cover art.
#12: La Planète Volée
  • Published: December 1975.
  • Original: GK#18, The Hijacked Planet - 1973.
  • Cover: Original Gold Key cover art.
Éditions des Remparts: Star Trek Albums(1970s)
In addition to individual issues Éditions des Remparts also published omnibus editions in the 1970s. These books were made by binding together individual issues, and over five books collected together all the comics published by Remparts in both the Les Héros de L'aventure and Star Trek series. One Star Trek issue was also bound in the first album of the Magnus series.
Interior example, with Star Trek #5 in Album #3

Star Trek Album N°1

Star Trek Album N°2


Star Trek Album N°3

Star Trek Album N°4

Star Trek Album N°5

Magnus Album #3
  • Published: unknown.
  • Contents: L'invasion des Constructeurs de Villes (plus three isues of Magnus).
  • Original: GK#3: Invasion of City Builders -1968.
Sagédition: Rin Tin Tin et Rusty (1978)
The next Star Trek comics published in French came in 1978, found in issues of the second series of the magazine Rin Tin Tin et Rusty published by Sagédition from 1970 to 1985; although all the issues with Star Trek content were published in 1978. All were again reprints of original Gold Key Comics titles, and all had previously been printed by Remparts.

Rin Tin Tin et Rusty #103
Rin Tin Tin et Rusty #104
Rin Tin Tin et Rusty #106

Rin Tin Tin et Rusty #107
  • Contents: Les Jumeaux Suprêmes.
  • Published: December 1978.
  • Original: GK#5, The Ghost Planet - 1969.
Sagédition: Collection Présence de L’avenir (1978 - 1983)
Sagédition also started to publish a series of Star Trek omnibuses, Collection Présence de L’avenir, in 1978. There were three books in the series, all once again printing original Gold Key comics, and all had also been previously published by Rampart. In 1980 Segédition also published a French translation of Marvel Comics' adaptation of Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

#1: Le Chemin des Etoiles
  • Contents: L'invasion des Constructeurs de Villes, and Danger sur la Planète Metamorpha.
  • Published: January 1978.
  • Original: GK#3 Invasion of City Builders, and GK#4 The Peril Of Planet Quick Change - 1968-1969.
  • Cover: Photomontage, including GK#4 cover.



#2: Le Voyageur du Cosmos
#3: Les Mutinés de L'espace
Le Chemin des Etoiles
Arédit: Star Trek (1985 - 1986)
Arédit were the next to publisher, producing eight omnibus editions of DC Comics' first series, translating the first twenty issues in the series and the first annual. Plus a stand-alone release of the adaptation of The Search For Spock.

#1: Odyssée dans L'espace
#2: Mortels Alliés
  • Published: April 1985.
  • Original: DC#3 Errand Of War (part 2), DC#4 Deadly Allies, DC#5 Mortal Gods, and DC#6 Who Is Enigma? (part 1) -1984.
  • Cover: Original DC cover art for DC#4.
#3: L'origine de Saavik
  • Published: June 1985.
  • Original: DC#6 Who Is Enigma? (part 2), DC#7 Pon Farr, and DC#8 Blood Fever - 1984.
  • Cover: Original DC cover art for DC#7.
#4: Double Image
  • Published: August 1985.
  • Original: DC#9 Promises To Keep, DC#10 Double Image, and DC#11 Deadly Reflection (part 1) - 1984-1985.
  • Cover: Original DC cover art for DC#11.
#5: Suspense Intergalactique
  • Published: October 1985.
  • Original: DC#11 Deadly Reflection (part 2), DC#12 The Tantalus Trap, DC#13 Masquerade, DC#14 Behind Enemy Lines (part 1) - 1985.
  • Cover: Original DC cover art for DC#9.
#6: Le Commencement de la Fin
  • Published: December 1985.
  • Original: DC#14 Behind Enemy Lines (part 2), DC#15 The Beginning Of The End, DC#16 Homecoming, DC#17 The D'Artagnan Three (part 1) - 1985.
  • Cover: Original DC cover art for DC#12.
#7: Trafic Interplanétaire
#8: Repos et Récréation!
  • Published: June 1986.
  • Original: DC#18 Rest And Recreation, DC#19 Chekov's Choice, and DC#20 Giri - 1985.
  • Cover: Original DC cover art for DC#19.
Star Trek III: A la Recherche de Spock
Delcourt (2009 - present)
After a long time without French translations, Delcourt began to publish IDW Star Trek comics in 2009. They have so far released three omnibuses of IDW miniseries, plus a special promotion copy of John Byrne's Alien Spotlight: Romulans, which was included with copies of the 2009 movie when it was released on DVD.

La Tactique Romulienne
Compte à Rebours
  • Published: October 2009.
  • Original: Countdown - 2009.
  • Cover: Original IDW cover art.
  • ISBN 2756020125.
Spock - Réflexions
  • Published: February 2010.
  • Original: Spock: Reflections - 2009.
  • Cover: Montage of images by David A. Williams from retail incentive covers of the second and third issues of Spock: Reflections, plus the Enterprise-E by David Messina from interior pages of Countdown #2 and/or #4.
  • ISBN 2756021075.
Leonard McCoy