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| Publisher |
DC |
| Artist |
Tom Palmer |
| Artist |
Rod Whigham |
| Artist |
Romeo Tanghal |
| Artist |
Deryl Skelton |
| Writer |
Tony Isabella |
| Writer |
Ken Penders |
| Writer |
Robert M. Ingersoll |
| Inker |
Jim Amash |
| Inker |
Mike Sellers |
| Colorist |
Trish Mulvihill |
| Colorist |
Rick Taylor |
| Colorist |
Stuart Chaifetz |
| Published | September 1993 |
A special presentation of three tales of the 24th century, as we go beyond the final frontier in this extra-sized issue. In "Good Listener," featuring Guinan, Dr. Crusher's Away Team struggles to stop an inexplicable plague. Written by Tony Isabella and Robert Ingersoll, with art by Deryl Skelton, Steve Carr and Jim Amash. Alexander learns what a Klingon warrior must do to survive in "A True Son of Kahless," written by Anne Wokanovicz and Ken Penders, with art by Penders and Romeo Tanghal. Finally, Star Trek novelist Diane Duane rounds out the issue with the offbeat "Spot's Day," as Data's cat gets loose on a holodeck programmed for Worf, with art by Rod Whigham and Mike Sellers. Plus, pin-ups by Peter Krause and Dan Davis, and Jerome Moore.
