Perhaps Gold Key's most famous TV adaptation was Star Trek. Trek has been published by many companies through the years but Gold Key was the first and possibly most unique. The stories were sometimes a little flat but the art was always pretty good. The issue, #10 from May, 1971, features a painted cover by George Wilson and interior art by Italian artists Alberto Giolitti and Giovanni Ticci. The script was by a young writer named Len Wein. It was one of his first scripting assignments. The sorceror on the front looks a little like Gene Kelly to me. A very cool series dealing with the best SF TV show of all time in my book.
Sunday, March 25, 2007
Star Trek
Perhaps Gold Key's most famous TV adaptation was Star Trek. Trek has been published by many companies through the years but Gold Key was the first and possibly most unique. The stories were sometimes a little flat but the art was always pretty good. The issue, #10 from May, 1971, features a painted cover by George Wilson and interior art by Italian artists Alberto Giolitti and Giovanni Ticci. The script was by a young writer named Len Wein. It was one of his first scripting assignments. The sorceror on the front looks a little like Gene Kelly to me. A very cool series dealing with the best SF TV show of all time in my book.
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