Enterprise Log 1
Collection of stories from Gold Key Comics' original Star Trek series.

Premise 
Enterprise Log 1 (later re-released as Key Collection Volume 1) was a  paperback collecting the first eight issues from Gold Key Comics' original Star Trek monthly, spanning from  to . This was the first in the series of Star Trek: The Enterprise Logs, which was reprinted by Checker Books under the name Star Trek: The Key Collection.

It depicted the events of a later missions taking place during the  five-year mission. While no definitive timeline was established, the stardates of these stories match a range of stardates spanning approximately the last three-quarters of TOS Season 1. Several canon characters and concepts were included in the stories, but the details were very much contradictory with televised Star Trek of the era, the artists were apparently unfamiliar with the source material.

The original version from Golden Press (a division of Gold Key) features several extras, Including a "psycho-file" on the captain, portraits of the  and artist Alberto Giolitti, and a feature from Montgomery Scott's diary.
These features were included in the second volume of the Key Collection editions.

Contents 
Captain James T. Kirk – Psycho-File  Feature (four pages): James T. Kirk's "Identi-Fax" sheet identifies his serial number, lists his height as 5'11" and weight as 173 lbs. His identifying marks are a flashburn on his upper left arm, a phaser scar on his right knee, two repaired fractures of his lower right leg, a surgical laser scar at the base of his spinal cord, a scar across his lower back, and one magnesium spinal disc.

A news clipping identifies his father as Colonel Benjamin Kirk, a hero of a military conflict known as the "Klingon Repulsion." Twelve-year old Jim accepts his father's posthumous Starfleet decoration, the Supreme Medal of Honor, and an acceptance letter from Commander Alden McWilliams confirms his honorary appointment to UFP Space Academy.
Jim Kirk's career included the end of a Klingon siege against Federation "Planetary Fort 128." complete with this comic era's "Ming the Mercless-style" Klingon general in multicolored garb.
This short feature was created for the original edition, and paints an odd picture of Kirk's life as a military man. It conflicts with other non-canon sources superficially; the only other mentions of Kirk's father are in the novels of Diane Carey, in which he is a Starfleet security commander named George Samuel Kirk, Sr. In that version, Kirk's father vanished when Jim was in his later teenage years. The story also depicts an early encounter between Kirk, Spock and Montgomery Scott that has Scott teasing Kirk about his youth.

"The Planet of No Return"
Issue #1 ()

"The Devil's Isle of Space"
Issue #2 (): On stardate "19:03.2"

"Invasion of the City Builders"
Issue #3 (): On stardate "20:14.6"

"The Peril of Planet Quick Change"
Issue #4 (): On stardate "21:06.7"

Portrait of a Starship The EnterpriseSpecial feature (two pages).

"The Ghost Planet"
Issue #5 (): On stardate "26:06.4"

"When Planets Collide"
Issue #6 (): On stardate "23:00.9"

A page from Scotty's Diary
Special feature (one page). This features a brief look at Montgomery Scott's dating life from his personal log on stardate "24:3:19". He meets his old flame, the singer Blanda Lane, but during their date is more interested in her vehicle and its engine than her.

"The Voodoo Planet"
Issue #7 (): On stardate "24:17.9"

Portrait of an artist – Alberto Giolitti
Special feature.

"The Youth Trap"
Issue #8 (): On stardate "31:09.4"

Background information
 This was originally printed as "Enterprise Log 1" in  by Golden Press and reprinted by Checker Books as "Key Collection Volume 1" in  with the only differences being on the cover and the copyright information.

 Credits 
 Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
 Written by:
 Dick Wood
 Art by:
 Nevio Zeccara (#1-2)
 Alberto Giolitti (#3-9)
 Alden McWilliams (Psycho-File)

 Characters 
 Foster  Enterprise crewman. Mr. Foster mused how senseless it would be to die on the prison asteroid. ("The Devil's Isle of Space") Benjamin Kirk  Colonel (Psycho-File) James T. Kirk  Captain
 Kivo  Starfleet security lieutenant assigned to the Academy. Kivo was the officer on the scene when a fight was reported in Freshman Cadet Jim Kirk's barracks. Kirk reported to Kivo that any cadet caught fighting would be expelled, and the Cadet Rogge had tripped over a foot locker and incapacitated himself.
 Klingon general  Commander of siege force attacking Planetary Fort 128.
 Leonard McCoy
 Alden McWilliams  Commander McWilliams transmitted the admission papers for James Kirk's honorary acceptance to the Academy.Named for artist Alden McWilliams. L.R. Nazoyo  Starfleet general who transmitted orders, by way of Communications Officer Will Rogge, for James Kirk to report to a starbase on Phobos to take command of the Enterprise.
 Will Rogge  Starfleet serviceman.
 Montgomery Scott  Engineer Scott was a lieutenant when he met Kirk for the first time, at a spaceport on Phobos, en route to the Enterprise. He made a comment about Kirk's relative youth compared to his new crew, accusing him of having "milk on his chin." Kirk soon impressed Scott however, on the way to the transporter coordinates, when he correctly diagnosed a problem in the third diverter of a Nuke V-3/A engine which broke down on them. Scott made Kirk a mock medal out of the end of the defective part.
 Spock  Science Officer Spock met Captain Kirk for the first time on Phobos, en route to assume their duties aboard Enterprise''.
 Hikaru Sulu  Helmsman 
 Uhura  Communications officer.
 Janet Wallace  Biophysicist

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