Kevin Says:
Another week, another Starfleet Service Record. If you’re curious about the Pausch Citation, read about the man it’s named after.
Boldly Gone
A Star Trek Webcomic by Kevin Church and Ming Doyle
About Boldly Gone
Boldly Gone is about the captain (and crew) of the USS Mandela during the time of Star Trek: The Original Series. It will update on a sporadic basis because both creators are involved with multiple other projects that they actually own.
The creative team can be emailed at boldlygone@agreeablecomics.com
"[…]if you love Trek, give this a read." — Dan Seitz, Gammasquad.
"I can only imagine what quick-witted torments they'll have for our simply average captain."
— Lauren Davis, Comics Alliance
"Although it originated on the television air waves, Star Trek has boldly gone to a number of mediums, including comics. But this new voyage is taking it in a more harrowing — and humorous — direction."
— Chris Arrant, Robot 6
The creative team can be emailed at boldlygone@agreeablecomics.com
"[…]if you love Trek, give this a read." — Dan Seitz, Gammasquad.
"I can only imagine what quick-witted torments they'll have for our simply average captain."
— Lauren Davis, Comics Alliance
"Although it originated on the television air waves, Star Trek has boldly gone to a number of mediums, including comics. But this new voyage is taking it in a more harrowing — and humorous — direction."
— Chris Arrant, Robot 6
Disclaimer
This is a not-for-profit venture. Obviously, Star Trek is a registered trademark of Paramount Pictures and all characters and related marks are trademarks of Paramount Pictures.
Related
- Agreeable Comics
- Bruce McCorkindale
- Fits and Starts
- Kevin Church He writes the comic
- Ming Doyle She draws the comic.
- The Loneliest Astronauts They also make this comic.
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Tights under the mini-skirt, or Rigelian pantyhose?
Federation Standard Issue Hose all the way, sir!
“Stardate 2262″? That’s not a stardate – that’s ordinary year.
TOS stardates should look like that: “Stardate XXXX.X”
For TOS, pick stardates between 1312.4 (first episode) and 5928.5 (last episode). In fact, since you’re gonna be referring to specific TOS episodes, you can get your stardates from them.
Not to mention there are several stardate calculators, so you can convert actual gregorian dates into proper dates
So there :]
She was the class of 2262 AD on Earth. Stardates for citations are usually given without decimal points to indicate the general date range. Otherwise, it’d be like saying “She received the Pausch Citation For Computer Science at 4:30 in the afternoon on February 14th, 2271″ or what have you.
Can I infer from her wearing red rather than gold that she is doubling as Chief Engineer?
Also, I have taken the liberty of creating an entry for D’Resh in the Star Trek Expanded wiki: http://stexpanded.wikia.com/wiki/Arlynn_D%27Resh Let me know if you’d like anything changed!