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{{Infobox comics character
| character_name = Star Trek
| publisher      = [[DC Comics]]
| sortkey        = Star Trek (DC Comics)
| cat            = teams
| hero           = y
| villain        = y
| module         = {{infobox comic book title | subbox = yes | italic title = no
| title          = Star Trek
| schedule       = Monthly
| format         = [[Ongoing series]]
| issues         = '''(vol. 1)''': 56 & 3 annuals<br>'''(vol. 2)''': 80 & 6 annuals
| main_char_team = James T. Kirk<br />Spock<br />Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy<br />Montgomery "Scotty" Scott<br />Nyota Uhura<br />Hikaru Sulu<br />Pavel Chekov
| ongoing        = Y
| genre          = [[Science fiction comics|Science fiction]]
| startyr        = 1984
| endyr          = 1996
| startmo        = Feb.
| endmo          = Feb.
| writers        = '''(vol. 1)'''<br>[[Mike W. Barr]], [[Len Wein]], [[Mike Carlin]], [[Peter David]]<br>'''(vol. 2)'''<br>[[Peter David]], Howard Weinstein, Kevin J. Ryan
| pencillers     = '''(vol. 1)'''<br>[[Tom Sutton]]<br>'''(vol. 2)'''<br>James W. Fry, [[Gordon Purcell]], Rod Whigham, Rachel Ketchum
| inkers         = '''(vol. 1)'''<br>[[Ricardo Villagrán]]<br>'''(vol. 2)'''<br />Arne Starr
| subcat         = DC Comics
}}
}}
From February 1984 through February 1996, [[DC Comics]] held the license to publish [[comic books]] based upon the '''''[[Star Trek]]''''' franchise, namely ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]'' (TOS) and ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' (TNG).

The main DC Comics ''[[Star Trek]]'' title was published in two series, comprising 136 issues, 9 annuals, and a number of special issues. Two series were also published based upon  ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation (DC Comics)|Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', plus several mini-series that linked TOS and TNG.

==Publication history==
===Vol. 1===
Volume one was published from February 1984–Nov. 1988. It featured stories set after ''[[Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan]]''.

In addition to the ''Star Trek'' original cast, original characters in this series included the [[bigoted]] [[Indigenous peoples of the Americas|Native American]] Ensign William Bearclaw, Ensign Nancy Bryce, the [[bird]]-like Dr. Chu-Sa, Lt. Commander Maria Morelli, Ensign Elizabeth Sherwood, and the [[Klingon]]s Konom and Bernie. There were also appearances by Arex and M'Ress, previously seen in ''[[Star Trek: The Animated Series]]''.

{| class="wikitable"
! Issue !! Title !! Writer(s) !! Pencils !! Inks !! Notes
|-
| v1 #1 (2/84) || "The Wormhole Connection" || [[Mike W. Barr]] || [[Tom Sutton]] || [[Ricardo Villagran]] || [[George Pérez]] cover. [[Koloth]] appearance. First appearances of Bearclaw, Bryce, Konom, and Sherwood.
|-
| v1 #2 (3/84) || "The Only Good Klingon..." || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || George Pérez cover; Koloth appearance
|-
| v1 #3 (4/84) || "Errand of War!" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || George Pérez cover; [[Kor (Star Trek)|Kor]], Excalbians appearances
|-
| v1 #4 (5/84) || "Deadly Allies!" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Excalbians & [[Organians]] appearances
|-
| v1 #5 (6/84) || "Mortal Gods" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || [[Sal Amendola]] || Robert Fox appearance
|-
| v1 #6 (7/84) || "Who Is... Enigma?" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || 
|-
| v1 #7 (8/84) || "Pon Far!" (sic) || Mike W. Barr || [[Eduardo Barreto]] || Ricardo Villagran || Origin of [[Saavik]]; [[David Marcus (Star Trek)|David Marcus]], [[Sarek]], [[Amanda Grayson]] appearances
|-
| v1 #8 (11/84) || "Blood Fever" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || David Marcus, [[Xon]]
|-
| v1 #9 (12/84) || "New Frontiers Chapter 1: ...Promises to Keep" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Stories set after ''[[Star Trek III: The Search for Spock]]'' begin; start of a [[Mirror Universe (Star Trek)|Mirror Universe]] story; Sarek, Amanda, Captain Styles, Carol Marcus; wake for David Marcus
|-
| v1 #10 (1/85) || "New Frontiers Chapter 2: Double Image" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Mirror Universe; Sarek, Amanda, Captain Styles, Carol Marcus
|-
| v1 #11 (2/85) || "New Frontiers Chapter 3: Deadly Reflection!" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Mirror Universe; Sarek, Amanda, Captain Styles, Carol Marcus
|-
| v1 #12 (3/85) || "New Frontiers Chapter 4: The Tantalus Trap!" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Mirror Universe
|-
| v1 #13 (4/85) || "New Frontiers Chapter 5: Masquerade!" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Mirror Universe
|-
| v1 #14 (5/85) || "New Frontiers Chapter 6: Behind Enemy Lines!" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Mirror Universe
|-
| v1 #15 (6/85) || "New Frontiers Chapter 7: The Beginning of the End..." || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Mirror Universe
|-
| v1 #16 (7/85) || "New Frontiers Chapter 8: Homecoming..." || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Mirror Universe; Styles, Carol Marcus.  Kirk assigned ''USS Excelsior'', [[Mr. Spock|Spock]] assigned to command of ''USS Surak''.  First appearance of Brinks.
|-
| v1 #17 (8/85) || "The D'Artagnan Three" || L. B. Kellogg || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || [[Uhura]] backstory, old flame, Kabaka Buganda.  Called "Nyota"
|-
| v1 #18 (9/85) || "Rest and Recreation!" || [[Paul Kupperberg]] || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Scotty solo adventure, set on Starbase VII
|-
| v1 #19 (10/85) || "Chekov's Choice" || [[Walter Koenig]] || [[Dan Spiegle]] ||  || Between ''[[Star Trek: The Motion Picture]]'' and ''Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan''
|-
| v1 #20 (11/85) || "Giri" || Wenonah Woods || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Sulu's uncle Kiyomori Hatoyama and wedding of cousin Keiko Hatoyama
|-
| v1 #21 (12/85) || "Dreamworld" || [[Bob Rozakis]] || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || First story set on the ''Surak''; first appearances of Chu-Sa and McCarthy.
|-
| v1 #22 (1/86) || "Wolf on the Prowl" || [[Tony Isabella]] || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Sequel to ''"[[Wolf in the Fold]]"''
|-
| v1 #23 (2/86) || "Wolf at the Door" || Tony Isabella || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Sequel to ''"[[Wolf in the Fold]]"''
|-
| v1 #24 (3/86) || "Double Blind, Part I" || [[Diane Duane]] || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Comic debuts of [[Pocket Books]] novel characters, Naraht the [[Horta (Star Trek)|Horta]], Harb Tanzer and Janice Kerasus.
|-
| v1 #25 (4/86) || "Double Blind, Part II" || [[Diane Duane]] || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || 
|-
| v1 #26 (5/86) || "The Trouble With Transporters!" || Bob Rozakis || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Second story set on the ''Surak''; first appearances of Garace and Mello.
|-
| v1 #27 (6/86) || "Around the Clock" || [[Robert Greenberger]] || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || First appearance of Morelli.
|-
| v1 #28 (7/86) || "The Last Word" || Diane Duane || [[Gray Morrow]] ||  || [[Leonard McCoy|McCoy]] story written by a registered nurse. Comic debuts of [[Pocket Books]] novel original characters, Lia Burke and Dr Tom Krejci. Referenced are Athende the Sulamid and Avoca.
|-
| v1 #29 (8/86) || "The Trouble With Bearclaw" || Tony Isabella || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || 
|-
| v1 #30 (9/86) || "Uhura's Story" || [[Paul Kupperberg]] || [[Carmine Infantino]] || Ricardo Villagran || Flashback to 5-year mission; Uhura's given name stated as "Nyota"
|-
| v1 #31 (10/86) || "Maggie's World!" || Tony Isabella & [[Len Wein]] || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Koloth
|-
| v1 #32 (11/86) || "Judgment Day!" || Len Wein || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Koloth
|-
| v1 #33 (12/86) || "Vicious Circle!" || Len Wein || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Sequel to ''"[[Tomorrow is Yesterday]]"''; TOS ''Enterprise'' meets movie-era ''Enterprise''; issue timed to coincide with the 20th anniversary of [[Star Trek]] in September 1986
|-
| v1 #34 (1/87) || "The Doomsday Bug! Chapter I: Death Ship!" || Len Wein || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || ''USS Surak'' destroyed. [[Fleet Admiral Cartwright|Cartwright]] appearance
|-
| v1 #35 (2/87) || "The Doomsday Bug! Chapter II: Stand-Off!" || Len Wein || Gray Morrow ||  || Styles appearance
|-
| v1 #36 (3/87) || "The Doomsday Bug! Chapter III: The Apocalypse Scenario!" || Len Wein || Gray Morrow ||  || Styles retakes ''USS Excelsior''; "reset button" pressed to restore the crew's situation to effectively its status at the end of ''Star Trek III''
|-
| v1 #37 (4/87) || "Choices!" || Len Wein || [[Curt Swan]] || [[Pablo Marcos]] || Stories set immediately after ''[[Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home]]'' begin, aboard the ''Enterprise''-A; Arex and M'Ress join the crew
|-
| v1 #38 (5/87) || "The Argon Affair!" || [[Michael Fleisher]] || [[Adam Kubert]] || Ricardo Villagran || During 5-year mission
|-
| v1 #39 (6/87) || "When You Wish Upon a Star...!" || Len Wein || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || [[Harry Mudd]]
|-
| v1 #40 (7/87) || "Mudd's Magic!" || Len Wein || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Harry Mudd
|-
| v1 #41 (8/87) || "What Goes Around..." || [[Mike Carlin|Michael Carlin]] || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || [[Orion (Star Trek)|Orions]]
|-
| v1 #42 (9/87) || "The Corbomite Effect!" || Michael Carlin || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || [[Federation President|President Hiram Roth]] appearance
|-
| v1 #43 (10/87) || "Paradise Lost!, Part I: Return of the Serpent" || Michael Carlin || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Sequel to ''"[[The Apple (Star Trek: The Original Series)|The Apple]]"''
|-
| v1 #44 (11/87) || "Paradise Lost!, Part II: Past Perfect" || Michael Carlin || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Sequel to ''"[[The Apple (Star Trek: The Original Series)|The Apple]]"''
|-
| v1 #45 (12/87) || "Paradise Lost!, Part III: Devil Down Below!" || Michael Carlin || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Sequel to ''"[[The Apple (Star Trek: The Original Series)|The Apple]]"''
|-
| v1 #46 (1/88) || "Getaway" || Michael Carlin || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || 
|-
| v1 #47 (2/88) || "Idol Threats" || Michael Carlin || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || 
|-
| v1 #48 (3/88) || "The Stars in Secret Influence" || [[Peter David]] || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Konom's bachelor party; first appearance of Bernie
|-
| v1 #49 (4/88) || "Aspiring to Be Angels" || Peter David || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || 
|-
| v1 #50 (5/88) || "Marriage of Inconvenience" || Peter David || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Wedding of Konom and Nancy; Hiram Roth, Klingon Ambassador appearances.  First appearances of Castille, Bloemker, and Sterno.
|-
| v1 #51 (6/88) || "Haunted Honeymoon" || Peter David || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Characters from comic strip ''[[Bloom County]]'' appear in one panel as part of a hallucination
|-
| v1 #52 (7/88) || "Hell in a Handbasket" || Peter David || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Telepathic re-creation of [[Hell]] as depicted in ''[[The Divine Comedy]]''
|-
| v1 #53 (8/88) || "You're Dead, Jim" || Peter David || [[Gordon Purcell]] || Ricardo Villagran || 
|-
| v1 #54 (9/88) || "Old Loyalties" || Peter David || Gordon Purcell || Ricardo Villagran || [[Shore Leave (Star Trek: The Original Series)|Finnegan]] appearance
|-
| v1 #55 (10/88) || "Finnegan's Wake!" || Peter David || Tom Sutton || Ricardo Villagran || Finnegan, [[Whom Gods Destroy (Star Trek: The Original Series)|Garth of Izar]] appearances
|-
| v1 #56 (11/88) || "A Small Matter of Faith" || [[Martin Pasko]] || Gray Morrow ||  || During 5-year mission; not known at time of publication that this would be the final issue
|}

==== Vol. 1 Annuals ====
{| class="wikitable"
! Issue !! Title !! Writer(s) !! Pencils !! Inks !! Notes
|-
| v1 Annual #1 (1985) || "All Those Years Ago..." || Mike W. Barr || David Ross || [[Bob Smith (comics)|Bob Smith]] || 1st mission of the 5-year mission; appearance of Christopher Pike and Number One.
|-
| v1 Annual #2 (1986) || "The Final Voyage" || Mike W. Barr || [[Dan Jurgens]] || Bob Smith || Final mission of the 5-year mission; appearance of Willard Decker and the Talosians.
|-
| v1 Annual #3 (1988) || "Retrospect" || Peter David || Curt Swan || Ricardo Villagran || Death of Scotty's wife; funeral of Peter Preston.
|}

====Vol. 1 Movie adaptations====
{| class="wikitable"
! Issue !! Title !! Writer(s) !! Pencils !! Inks !! Notes
|-
| v1 Star Trek III (1984) || "The Search for Spock" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton|| Ricardo Villagran || Adaptation of the 1984 film.
|-
| v1 Star Trek IV (1987)|| "The Voyage Home" || Mike W. Barr || Tom Sutton|| Ricardo Villagran || Adaptation of the 1986 film.
|-
| v1 Star Trek V (1989) || "The Final Frontier" || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Adaptation of the 1989 film.
|}

=== Vol. 2 ===
''Star Trek'' volume 2 was published from Oct. 1989 – Feb. 1996. It featured stories set after ''[[Star Trek V: The Final Frontier]]''.

{| class="wikitable"
! Issue !! Title !! Writer(s) !! Pencils !! Inks !! Notes
|-
| v2 #1 (10/89) || "The Return!" || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr|| Hiram Roth, Klingon Ambassador appearances.  First appearances of M'yra, Fouton, Tuchinsky, and the Nasgul.
|-
| v2 #2 (11/89) || "The Sentence" || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Hiram Roth, Klingon Ambassador, Klaa appearances.  First appearance of Kathy Li.
|-
| v2 #3 (12/89) || "Death Before Dishonor" || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Klaa
|-
| v2 #4 (1/90) || "Repercussions" || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Hiram Roth, Klingon Ambassador appearances.  First appearance of R.J. Blaise
|-
| v2 #5 (2/90) || "Fast Friends" || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Hiram Roth. First appearance of Tomlinson.
|-
| v2 #6 (3/90) || "Cure All" || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Hiram Roth, Klingon Ambassador appearances. 
|-
| v2 #7 (4/90) || "Not... Sweeney!" || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Hiram Roth, Klingon Ambassador appearances. 
|-
| v2 #8 (5/90) || "Going, Going..." || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Hiram Roth, Klingon Ambassador, Klaa appearances.
|-
| v2 #9 (6/90) || "...Gone!" || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Hiram Roth, Klingon Ambassador, Klaa, Nogura appearances.
|-
| v2 #10 (7/90) || "The Trial of James T. Kirk, Part I: The First Thing We Do..." || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Hiram Roth, Klingon Ambassador, Sarek, Samuel Cogsley, Areel Shaw
|-
| v2 #11 (8/90) || "The Trial of James T. Kirk, Part II: ...Let's Kill All the Lawyers!" || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Hiram Roth, Klingon Ambassador, Sarek, Samuel Cogsley, Areel Shaw, Anan 7, Bela Oxmyx, Leonard James Akaar
|-
| v2 #12 (9/90) || "The Trial of James T. Kirk, Part III: Trial and Error!" || Peter David || James W. Fry || Arne Starr || Hiram Roth, Klingon Ambassador, Sarek, Samuel Cogsley, Areel Shaw, Maltz
|-
| v2 #13 (10/90) || "The Return of the Worthy, Part I: A Rude Awakening!" || Peter David & [[Bill Mumy]] || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || ''[[Lost in Space]]'' tribute
|-
| v2 #14 (12/90) || "The Return of the Worthy, Part II: Great Expectations!" || Peter David & Bill Mumy || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || ''[[Lost in Space]]'' tribute; [[Gorn (Star Trek)|Gorn]], Styles appearances.
|-
| v2 #15 (1/91) || "The Return of the Worthy, Part III: Tomorrow Never Knows!" || Peter David & Bill Mumy || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || ''[[Lost in Space]]'' tribute; Styles
|-
| v2 #16 (2/91) || "Worldsinger" || [[J. Michael Straczynski]] || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || During 5-year mission
|-
| v2 #17 (3/91) || "Partners?, Part I" || Howard Weinstein || Ken Hooper || [[Bob Dvorak]] || First appearance of Kherzi
|-
| v2 #18 (4/91) || "Partners?, Part II" || Howard Weinstein || Ken Hooper || Bob Dvorak || 
|-
| v2 #19 (5/91) || "Once a Hero!" || Peter David || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #20 (6/91) || "Gods' Gauntlet" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #21 (7/91) || "The Last Stand" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #22 (8/91) || "Mission: Muddled" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || Harry Mudd
|-
| v2 #23 (9/91) || "The Sky Above... The Mudd Below" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Carlos Garzon || Harry Mudd
|-
| v2 #24 (10/91) || "Target: Mudd!" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || Harry Mudd; 25th anniversary issue: essays by [[Chris Claremont]], [[Michael Jan Friedman]], Peter David, and Howard Weinstein.  Pinups by Jerome K. Moore, [[Walter Simonson]], [[Dave Cockrum]], and others.
|-
| v2 #25 (11/91) || "Class Reunion" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || Saavik, Styles. First appearance of Chekov's niece, Nina Popov.
|-
| v2 #26 (12/91) || "Where There's a Will..." || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || Nogura
|-
| v2 #27 (1/92) || "Secrets..." || Howard Weinstein || [[Brandon Peterson]] || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #28 (2/92) || "Truth... or Treachery" || Howard Weinstein || Brandon Peterson || Scott Hanna || 
|-
| v2 #29 (3/92) || "The Price of Admission!" || Thomas de Haas || James W. Fry || Bud LaRosa || 
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| v2 #30 (4/92) || "Veritas" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Al Vey     || 
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| v2 #31 (5/92) || "Veritas, Part II: Sacrifices and Survivors" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #32 (6/92) || "Veritas, Part III: Danger... on Ice!" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #33 (7/92) || "Veritas, Part IV: Cold Comfort!" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #34 (8/92) || "The Tree of Life, the Branches of Heaven" || [[David de Vries]] || [[Jan Duursema]] || Pablo Marcos || 
|-
| v2 #35 (9/92) || "The Tabukan Syndrome, Part I: Divide... and Conquer" || Howard Weinstein || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || Sulu assumes command of ''USS Excelsior''.  Saavik joins crew.  First appearance of Jaricus.
|-
| v2 #36 (9/92) || "The Tabukan Syndrome, Part II: Battle Stations!" || Howard Weinstein || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #37 (10/92) || "The Tabukan Syndrome, Part III: Prisoners of War?" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Carlos Garzon || 
|-
| v2 #38 (10/92) || "The Tabukan Syndrome, Part IV: Consequences!" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #39 (11/92) || "The Tabukan Syndrome, Part V: Collision Course" || Howard Weinstein || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #40 (11/92) || "The Tabukan Syndrome, Part VI: Showdown!" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #41 (12/92) || "Runaway" || Howard Weinstein || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #42 (1/93) || "A Little Adventure...!" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #43 (2/93) || "...Goes a Long Way!" || Howard Weinstein || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #44 (3/93) || "Acceptable Risk" || Howard Weinstein & Gordon Purcell || Gordon Purcell || Carlos Garzon || Flashbacks to Kirk's youth
|-
| v2 #45 (4/93) || "A Little Man-to-Man Talk" || Steven H. Wilson || Rob Davis || Arne Starr || Trelane, Theresa Ross, Carol Marcus appearances
|-
| v2 #46 (5/93) || "Deceptions!, Part I: Coup D'Etat" || Howard Weinstein || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || Klaa
|-
| v2 #47 (5/93) || "Deceptions!, Part II" || Howard Weinstein || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || Klaa, Kherzi
|-
| v2 #48 (6/93) || "Deceptions!, Part III" || Howard Weinstein || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || Klaa
|-
| v2 #49 (6/93) || "The Peacekeeper, Part I" || Howard Weinstein || Rod Whigham || [[Romeo Tanghal]] || [[Gary Seven]], Cartwright
|-
| v2 #50 (7/93) || "The Peacekeeper, Part II" || Howard Weinstein || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr & Carlos Garzon || Gary Seven, Cartwright
|-
| v2 #51 (8/93) || "Renegade" || [[Dan Mishkin]] || Deryl Skelton || Steve Carr || 
|-
| v2 #52 (9/93) || "Epic Proportions" || Diane Duane || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || 
|-
| v2 #53 (10/93) || "Timecrime, Part I" || Howard Weinstein || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || Hiram Roth, Colonel Worf appearances
|-
| v2 #54 (11/93) || "Timecrime, Part II: Nightmares!" || Howard Weinstein || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || Crew altered to look Klingon.  Hiram Roth, Cartwright, David Marcus, Kor
|-
| v2 #55 (12/93) || "Timecrime, Part III: Time... to Time!" || Howard Weinstein || Rob Davis || Arne Starr || Crew go through Guardian of Forever into Klingon history.  Worf, Kor.
|-
| v2 #56 (1/94) || "Timecrime, Part IV: Call Back Yesterday" || Howard Weinstein || Rob Davis || Arne Starr || Worf, Kor, Hiram Roth, Cartwright.
|-
| v2 #57 (2/94) || "Timecrime, Part V: Seems Like Old Times" || Howard Weinstein || Rob Davis || Arne Starr || Worf, Kor.  [[Gorkon]] not yet Chancellor.
|-
| v2 #58 (3/94) || "No Compromise, Part I" || Howard Weinstein || Carlos Garzon ||  || During 5-year mission
|-
| v2 #59 (4/94) || "No Compromise, Part II" || Howard Weinstein || Carlos Garzon ||  || During 5-year mission
|-
| v2 #60 (6/94) || "No Compromise, Part III" || Howard Weinstein || Carlos Garzon ||  || During 5-year mission
|-
| v2 #61 (7/94) || "Door in the Cage" || Steven H. Wilson || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || [[Christopher Pike (Star Trek)|Christopher Pike]] appearance
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| v2 #62 (8/94) || "The Alone, Part I" || [[Kevin J. Ryan]] || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || During 5-year mission
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| v2 #63 (9/94) || "The Alone, Part II" || Kevin J. Ryan || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || During 5-year mission
|-
| v2 #64 (10/94) || "Gary" || Kevin J. Ryan || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || During Kirk's days on the ''Farragut''
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| v2 #65 (11/94) || "Bait... and Switch" || Howard Weinstein & T.A. Chafin || Rod Whigham || Arne Starr || First appearance of T'Ariis.
|-
| v2 #66 (12/94) || "Rivals, Part I" || Howard Weinstein || Thomas Derenick || Arne Starr || Sequel to ''"[[Amok Time]]"''; Stonn and T'Pring appearances
|-
| v2 #67 (1/95) || "Rivals, Part II" || Howard Weinstein || Thomas Derenick || Arne Starr || Sequel to ''"[[Amok Time]]"''; Stonn and T'Pring appearances
|-
| v2 #68 (2/95) || "Rivals, Part III" || Howard Weinstein || Thomas Derenick || Arne Starr || Sequel to ''"[[Amok Time]]"''; Stonn, T'Pring, and Cartwright appearances
|-
| v2 #69 (3/95) || "A Wolf... In Cheap Clothing, Part I" || Howard Weinstein || Rachel Ketchum || Arne Starr || Cartwright
|-
| v2 #70 (4/95) || "A Wolf... In Cheap Clothing, Part II" || Howard Weinstein || Rachel Ketchum || Arne Starr || 
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| v2 #71 (5/95) || "A Wolf... In Cheap Clothing, Part III" || Howard Weinstein || Rachel Ketchum || Pam Eklund || 
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| v2 #72 (6/95) || "A Wolf... In Cheap Clothing, Part IV" || Howard Weinstein || Rachel Ketchum || Arne Starr & Pam Eklund || 
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| v2 #73 (7/95) || "Star-Crossed, Part I" || Howard Weinstein || Rachel Ketchum || Mark Heike || Kirk's [[Kobayashi Maru]], Carol Marcus becomes pregnant
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| v2 #74 (8/95) || "Star-Crossed, Part II: Loved Not Wisely" || Howard Weinstein || Rachel Ketchum || Mark Heike || Kirk after the Academy; learns of son, David
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| v2 #75 (9/95) || "Star-Crossed, Part III: A Bright Particular Star" || Howard Weinstein || Rachel Ketchum || Mark Heike || Returning to Earth upon completion of 5-year mission
|-
| v2 #76 (10/95) || "Prisoners" || Kevin J. Ryan || Rachel Ketchum || Mark Heike || During 1st year of 5-year mission
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| v2 #77 (11/95) || "Deadlock" || Kevin J. Ryan || Rachel Forbes-Seese || Mark Heike || During 5-year mission
|-
| v2 #78 (12/95) || "The Chosen, Part I: The Hunted" || Kevin J. Ryan || Rachel Ketchum || Mark Heike || During 5-year mission
|-
| v2 #79 (1/96) || "The Chosen, Part II: Blood Enemies" || Kevin J. Ryan || [[Steve Erwin]] || Terry Pallot || During 5-year mission
|-
| v2 #80 (2/96) || "The Chosen, Part III: Collision Course!" || Kevin J. Ryan || Rachel Forbes-Seese || Pablo Marcos || During 5-year mission
|}

==== Vol. 2 Annuals ====
{| class="wikitable"
! Issue !! Title !! Writer(s) !! Pencils !! Inks !! Notes
|-
| v2 Annual #1 (1990) || "So Near the Touch" || [[George Takei]] & Peter David || Gray Morrow ||  || 
|-
| v2 Annual #2 (1991) || "Starfleet Academy!" || Peter David || James W. Fry & Curt Swan || Arne Starr || Kirk's Academy days
|-
| v2 Annual #3 (1992) || "Homeworld" || Howard Weinstein || Norm Dwyer || Arne Starr || Sarek
|-
| v2 Annual #4 (1993) || "To Walk the Night" || Michael Jan Friedman || Gordon Purcell || Pablo Marcos || Spock under Pike
|-
| v2 Annual #5 (1994) || "The Dream Walkers" || Michael Jan Friedman || Carlos Garzon ||  || During 5-year mission
|-
| v2 Annual #6 (1995) || "Convergence, Part I: Split Infinities" || Howard Weinstein & Michael Jan Friedman || Ken Save || Sam de la Rosa || Appearances by Gary Seven, Devidians, Captain Harriman, Enterprise-D, [[Sybok]]; continues in [[List of comic books based on Star Trek: The Next Generation#Annuals|TNG Annual 6]]
|}

==== Vol. 2 Movie adaptation ====
{| class="wikitable"
! Issue !! Title !! Writer(s) !! Pencils !! Inks !! Notes
|-
| v2 Star Trek VI (1992) || "The Undiscovered Country" || Peter David || Gordon Purcell || Arne Starr || Adaptation of the 1991 film.
|}

=== ''Who's Who in Star Trek'' ===
Inspired by a number of character profile series being published at the time by both [[Who's Who in the DC Universe|DC]] and [[Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe|Marvel Comics]], ''Who's Who in Star Trek'' was a two-issue special published in March and April 1987 that provided profiles of various characters in the ''Star Trek'' comic book universe. Artists included [[John Byrne (comics)|John Byrne]] and [[Todd McFarlane]].

{| class="wikitable"
! Issue
|-
| #1 (3/87) 
|-
| #2 (4/87) 
|}

=== ''The Modala Imperative'' ===
This [[Limited series (comics)|limited series]] continued in a follow-up with ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation DC comics#Modala Imperative.2C The|Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''.

{| class="wikitable"
! Issue !! Title !! Writer(s) !! Pencils !! Inks !! Notes
|-
| #1 (7/91) || "A Little Seasoning" || Peter David / Michael Jan Friedman || Rafael Gallur || Pablo Marcos
|-
| #2 (8/91) || "Tools of Tyranny" 
|-
| #3 (8/91) || "The Price of Freedom" 
|-
| #4 (9/91) || "For Whom the Bell Tolls"
|}

=== Original graphic novels ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Issue !! Title !! Notes !! ISBN
|-
| (7/92) || "Debt of Honor" || Written by [[Chris Claremont]] || {{ISBN|1-56389-023-2}}
|-
| (5/95) || "The Ashes of Eden" || Adapted from [[The Ashes of Eden|the novel]] by [[William Shatner]] with [[Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens]] || {{ISBN|1-56389-235-9}}
|}

=== Specials ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Issue !! Title !! Writer(s) !! Pencils !! Inks !! Notes
|-
| Special #1 (1994) || "Blaise of Glory", "The Needs of the One" || Peter David / Michael Colins || Rod Whigham / Michael Colins || Arne Starr / Terry Pallot || R.J. Blaise appearance / Spock's reeducation on Vulcan; Sarek, Amanda, Maltz, T'Pring
|-
| Special #2 (1994) || "Raise the Defiant" / "A Question of Loyalty" || Kevin J. Ryan / Steven H. Wilson || Chris Wozniak & Jeff Hollander / Rachel Ketchum || Rich Faber || Sequel to ''"[[The Tholian Web]]"'' / [[Valeris]] meets Saavik
|-
| Special #3 (1995) || "Unforgiven" / "Echoes of Yesterday" || Michael Jan Friedman / [[Mark A. Altman]] || Steve Erwin / Ken Save || [[Jimmy Palmiotti]] / Ron Boyd || Sequels to ''"[[Operation -- Annihilate!]]"'': Kirk w/ his 3 nephews during 5-year mission / President Hiram Roth swears in [[Federation President|President Ra-ghoratrei]]; Peter Kirk
|}

==Collected editions==
Some of the comic books have been collected into [[trade paperback (comics)|trade paperbacks]]:

{| class="wikitable"
! Issue !! Title !! Notes !! ISBN
|-
| (7/05) || "To Boldly Go" || Reprints v1 #1-6.  Introduction by [[Walter Koenig]], interview with [[William Shatner]] and [[DeForest Kelley]]. || {{ISBN|1-84576-0840}}
|-
| (4/91) || "The Mirror Universe Saga" || Reprints v1 #9-16.  Introduction by [[Ann C. Crispin|A.C. Crispin]], painted cover by [[Ken Christie]]. || {{ISBN|0-930289-96-X}}
|-
| (12/91) || "The Best of Star Trek" || Reprints v1 #5, 24-25, Annuals 2-3, v2 #10-12.  Introduction by [[Nicholas Meyer]]. || {{ISBN|1-56389-009-7}}
|-
| (8/92) || "The Modala Imperative" || Reprints the 4-issue TOS and the 4-issue TNG mini-series.  Introduction by Walter Koenig. || {{ISBN|1-56389-040-2}}
|-
| (6/93) || "Who Killed Captain Kirk?" || Reprints v1 #49-55.  Introduction by George Takei, cover by Jason Palmer.
 || {{ISBN|1-56389-096-8}}
|-
| (8/94) || "Tests of Courage" || Reprints v2 #35-40 "The Tabukan Syndrome".  Introduction by George Takei, painted cover by Sonia Hillios. || {{ISBN|1-56389-151-4}}
|-
| (10/95) || "[[Star Trek Revisitations|Revisitations]]" || Reprints v2 #22-24 and #49-50.  Introduction by [[David Gerrold]], painted cover by Sonia Hillios. || {{ISBN|1-56389-223-5}}
|}

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==References==
{{Refbegin}}
*{{cite book |title=Star Trek: A Comics History |last=Porter |first=Alan J. |year=2009 |publisher=Hermes Press |isbn=978-1-932563-35-1 |pages=208 }}
*{{gcdb series|id=2845|title=''Star Trek'' (DC vol. 1)}}
*{{comicbookdb|type=title|id=729|title=''Star Trek'' (DC vol. 1)}}
*{{gcdb series|id=3823|title=''Star Trek'' (DC vol. 2)}}
*{{comicbookdb|type=title|id=730|title=''Star Trek'' (DC vol. 2)}}
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