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2. Gold Key Comics - Wikipedia

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   It also lost the rights to publish Star Trek-based comic books to Marvel Comics just prior to the revival of the franchise via Star Trek: The Motion Picture, with the final Gold Key-published Star Trek title being issued in March, 1979. [31] In this period, Gold Key experimented with digests with some success.

3. Star Trek (comics) - Wikipedia

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   Later, the weekly TV Comic also reprinted serialized versions of the U.S. Gold Key comics. [4] From 1979 to 1983, the Los Angeles Times Syndicate produced a daily and Sunday comic strip based upon Star Trek. The strip debuted on December 2, 1979. The Sunday strip ran until October 24, 1982. The daily continued until December 3, 1983. [5]

4. Category:Gold Key Comics - Wikipedia

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   Gold Key Comics titles (5 C, 64 P) Pages in category "Gold Key Comics" The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total. This list may not reflect recent ...

5. List of comic books on CD/DVD - Wikipedia

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   Gold Key/Western Comics: Star Trek #1–61, Star Trek – Enterprise Logs Vol. #1–4, Star Trek – Dynabrite #11357 and #11358, Star Trek – Dan Curtis Give-Away ...

6. Category:Gold Key Comics titles - Wikipedia

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   Comics published by Gold Key Comics. Subcategories. This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total. C. Chip 'n' Dale (2 C, 7 P) M. Mighty Mouse (7 P) T.

7. Star Trek spin-off fiction - Wikipedia

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   The initial publisher of Star Trek comic adaptations and tie-in comics was Gold Key, part of Whitman Publishing. The series ran for 61 issues between July 1967 until March 1979, and is noted for the first nine issues of the series being published with photo covers, made up from promotional photographs supplied by Paramount, some of which were ...

8. Arnold Drake - Wikipedia

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   His next new comics work to be published was a supernatural anthology story in Gold Key Comics' Grimm's Ghost Stories #1 (Jan. 1972) – the first of many stories for that company, including for the series Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery, and the licensed TV-series titles Dark Shadows, Star Trek, and Twilight Zone, among others. [8]

9. World Distributors - Wikipedia

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   Marvel Comic Album (1 issue, 1975) Marvel Comic Annual (3 issues, 1969–1971) Marvel Story Book Annual (1 issue, 1967) The Pink Panther Annual (10 issues, 1973–1986) — reprints from the Gold Key Comics series; Star Trek Annual (13 issues, 1969–1985) — reprints from the Gold Key series