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1994 Skybox Master Series Star Trek Trading Cards | Art by Anthony Romano, Brian Murray, David Deitrick, and James Nelms
In the Mirror Universe, when the Talosians tell Pike that Number One fantasizes about him, instead of looking annoyed, she says, “Of course I fantasize about killing him,” and everyone goes, “Oh yeah,” “Makes sense,” and “That tracks.”
"A curious species. They have fantasies they hide even from themselves."
Chris Pike and Vina being the Adam and Eve of the Dalek empire makes so much sense
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Star Trek: The Original Series 1991 25th Anniversary Trading Cards
These Star Trek standees look like paper dolls!
New Mutants, the final frontier
From The New Mutants #28 (1985)
Once again Doug Ramsey helps the team with his nerd insights, mentioning a Star Trek situation similar to the one they were in to solve a problem (and it works!). The telepath villains he mentions are the Talosians, they appear in the pilot of the original series of Star Trek ("The Cage") back when the captain of the Enterprise wasn't even James T. Kirk, but Christopher Pike. Later scenes of this pilot were used and repurposed on the double episode "The Menagerie" – making, in my opinion, a better episode
The Talosians in their big-brained glory
The first Star Trek series went from 1966 to 1969, Doug Ramsey in the New Mutants comics is approximately 15 years-old (in 1985), so he would have be born after the 3rd and final season. This is interesting because it goes to show how popular the original series got years after its cancellation, popular enough to justify the films released a decade after the show. Since this issue was published in 1985, it was right between the releases of the 3rd and 4th Star Trek movies. And I can totally imagine the New Mutants gang heading to watch The Search for Spock between one mission and another (especially because this was not the first time a new mutant referenced the series)
