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Star Trek
Wo noch niemand gewesen ist: Eine Chronik in Bildern
mit einer Einführung von William Shatner
Text von J. M. Dillard
Aus dem Amerikanischen übersetzt von Ralph Sander
> Foto: Szene aus "Reise nach Babel"
Wilhelm Heyne Verlag / Deutschland 1995
ex libris MTP
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_The_Original_Series
Directed by Joseph Pevney
Filmed in CinemaScope
Directed by Richard Brooks
Directed by David Miller
Filmed in CinemaScope
Directed by Joseph Pevney
The poster illustration is by Gray Morrow.
I decided to do some concept sketches of what could be in another Star Trek film. Since in the 2009 reboot film Vulcan is destroyed by Nero, the Vulcan race must find a new planet upon which to base their home. Here, Vulcan colonists rebuild the infrastructure of their lost home, as Vulcan artisans etch from the canyons of New Vulcan colossal statues of T'Pau, finder of the Kir'Shara, and Surak, patriarch of Vulcan philosophy.
I'd like to also note that the image of T'Pau, which is in the far canyon, is based off of the actress who played her in the original series, Celia Lovsky, and Surak is based off of the last TV appearance of Barry Atwater, who was the first actor to play Surak.
