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Revision as of 00:19, 18 April 2023
The Voodoo Planet
| Series | Star Trek |
| Issue | 7 / 45 |
| Release Date | • #7: Mar 1970 • #45: Jul 1977 |
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Stardate 24:17.9: Voodoo—from across space it makes its deadly mark on Earth!
The Enterprise encounters a planet that is an exact duplicate of Earth, but without people. A madman uses voodoo to hold Earth hostage until Kirk and Spock learn his secrets.
Credits
Written by
Dick Wood
Art by
Alberto Giolitti
Image Gallery
Colosseum
Duplicate Earth
Eiffel Tower
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Rome
Sphinx
Voodoo Planet
Surface of Voodoo Planet
Dressler
bicycle
books
voodoo dolls
voodoo potion
Dressler's ship
Voodooites
Related Data
