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Star Trek, #10

Published: May 1971

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Issue Contents:
Science vs. Sorcery

Story Featuring Star Trek

Credits
Story Notes

First painted cover and first cover not to focus on any of the main cast members. Includes B&W inset photos of William Shatner as Kirk and Leonard Nimoy as Spock.

Sceptre of the Sun

Story Featuring Star Trek

Storyline

Kirk and his companions are captured by the wizard Chang, who sends them on a quest for a weapon that will make him master of the universe.

Credits
Story Notes

Script: Credit from interview with Len Wein (2002-12-06) via Rodrigo Baeza (Per Sandell ed.). Title based upon the TV episode title "Spectre of the Gun". Divided into Part I and Part II but, unlike previous issues, the individual chapters are interrupted by Gold Key feature content and ads.

Charlie Brown Book Offer
Story Notes

Ad for a box set of 6 books by Charles Schulz adapting Charlie Brown TV specials.

...In the Graphic Arts/...As a Printing Craftsman

Story Featuring Your Future

Storyline

Profiles of 2 careers.

Story Notes

Located between p. 9 and 10 of Part II of the main story.

Cracky's Got the Answer!
Storyline

Promo for Jokes By Cracky #4.

Story Notes

Located between p. 3 and 4 of Part II of the main story.

Australian Operetta stamp/Scientist stamps

Story Featuring Stamp and Coin Collector's Corner

Storyline

Short articles on stamp and coin collecting.

Credits
Story Notes

Located between pg. 10 and 11 of Part I of the main story.

Gold Key Comics Club News
Story Notes

Checklist of current releases and descriptions of upcoming Gold Key comics including The Twilight Zone (lllustrated), Smokey Bear (illustrated), Scooby Doo...Where Are You?, Little Lulu, Donald Duck, and the non-comic releases Jokes By Cracky and Pencil Puzzle Fun. Located between pg. 4 and 5 of Part I of the main story.

Josie and the Pussy Cats Cut 4 Records for Kellogg's
Story Notes

Comic-style ad for 4 45-rpm singles by "Josie and the Pussycats" available through sending in box-tops from Kellogg's cereal boxes. Band name spelled "Pussy Cats" in the ad.