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Star Trek #32 (Gold Key Comics, 1975)Star Trek #32 (Gold Key Comics, 1975) Beam Up This Quirky Trek Treat Before It Warps Away! Sales Pitch Zestier Than a Klingons Battle Cry Hey, cosmic collectors and Trek nerds! Star Trek #32 from Gold Keys 1967 1979 run is a gloriously oddball adventureKirk, Spock, and the Enterprise crew tangled in alien antics wilder than a tribble on a sugar rush. Its rarer than a Romulan with manners and more fun than Scottys wildest engine room dance party. Snag
Star Trek #32 (Gold Key Comics, 1975) - Beam Up This Quirky Trek Treat Before It Warps Away!
Sales Pitch Zestier Than a Klingon’s Battle Cry
Hey, cosmic collectors and Trek nerds! Star Trek #32 from Gold Key’s 1967-1979 run is a gloriously oddball adventure—Kirk, Spock, and the Enterprise crew tangled in alien antics wilder than a tribble on a sugar rush. It’s rarer than a Romulan with manners and more fun than Scotty’s wildest engine-room dance party. Snag it now, or you’ll be gloomier than Bones after a botched physical!
Hey, cosmic collectors and Trek nerds! Star Trek #32 from Gold Key’s 1967-1979 run is a gloriously oddball adventure—Kirk, Spock, and the Enterprise crew tangled in alien antics wilder than a tribble on a sugar rush. It’s rarer than a Romulan with manners and more fun than Scotty’s wildest engine-room dance party. Snag it now, or you’ll be gloomier than Bones after a botched physical!
Why This Comic’s a Stellar Steal
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Story: Titled “The Animal People,” this issue sees Kirk and Spock beaming down to a planet where evolved animals rule and humans are the underdogs. It’s like TOS wandered into a sci-fi zoo with a side of social commentary. Written by Arnold Drake with art by Alden McWilliams, it’s Gold Key’s brand of kooky, colorful chaos.
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Vibe: 1970s Trek at its finest—cheesy, bold, and dripping with that raw TOS charm. Perfect for reading while pretending your couch is the Enterprise bridge.
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Rarity: Gold Key’s 61-issue run is a cult classic, and #32’s unique plot makes it a quiet favorite. High-grade copies are as scarce as a Vulcan giggle.
Current Value
As of April 2025:
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Near Mint (NM): $15-$25
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Very Fine (VF): $9-$14
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Fine (FN): $4-$8
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Good/Very Good (G/VG): $2-$4
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CGC 9.8: $60-$100 (rarer than a friendly Gorn).
Prices from eBay, MyComicShop, and shop sales. It’s not flooding stalls, so act quicker than a redshirt’s exit!
Expected Value
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Trek Hype: Star Trek’s fanbase is buzzing with new content (Starfleet Academy series, anyone?).
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2025 Potential: Cons like SDCC (July 2025) or Trek events could lift vintage comic prices.
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Gold Key Love: These non-canon oddities are hot for their retro weirdness, and #32’s animal twist pops.
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Prediction: NM copies could reach $25-$35 in 12-18 months; lower grades might hit $6-$10. A 2026 Star Trek 60th anniversary could give it a warp-speed boost!
Key Characters
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James T. Kirk: Swagger on point, navigating the animal-ruled planet like a pro.
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Spock: Logic king, analyzing the beastly society with that iconic eyebrow lift.
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Bones McCoy: Likely muttering, “I’m a doctor, not a zookeeper!”—though Gold Key often gives him a light role.
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Enterprise Crew: Uhura, Sulu, or Scotty might cameo—Gold Key loves its Kirk-Spock focus.
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Animal People: One-off alien critters running the show—no big debuts, but they make it a hoot.
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★★★★★ 5
Great story, some minor cursing so be careful of ...
Great story, some minor cursing so be careful of that if buying for kids (like I did - sorry honey!)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2014
★★★★★ 5
Good story, strong female lead.
Format: Paperback
Always good to see a powerful story whose protagonist is strong but still human, with dimension and depth... and a woman. Not enough of that in our society, but at least it's here.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2006
★★★★★ 3
Pretty good but...
Format: Paperback
I think this is a VERY good comic book, but ... i don't know... i just do NOT agree with the 5 out of 5 positive reviews.
I think:
a)Too short.
b)I didn't get attached to the characters.
c)kind of...something missing. I just won't remember this one in a year ("Solanin" on the other hand)
Lately i bought "Preacher" "Y: the last man" "Full metal alchemist" "Batman: the killing joke" "The dark knight returns" "Maus" "The Goon" "fell" "Desolation Jones" "I kill Giants"
And ALL of these are MUCH more memorable and interesting than "Daisy Kutter"
Though, AGAIN, i think if this was a longer series and had taken time to build a bond between me and the Daisy and other characters it would've been completely different. I like this universe of Daisy's.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2009
★★★★★ 5
a great middle school book my daughter enjoyed
Format: Paperback
What a great book for middle school six through eight. My daughter loved this book very high quality material used in making this book. Great low price packaging was done with loving care. This item was shipped out and delivered fast.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Clever, Refreshing, Enchanting!
Overall Review: Ella Enchanted is one of my favorite fairy tale retellings of all time. It's a perfect fantasy: A `damsel in distress', a prince, an indifferent parent, fairies (including a fairy godmother!), man-eating ogres, future-telling gnomes, fun-loving giants, talented elves, an evil step-mother (of course!!), evil and greedy stepsisters... Put all those characters together and add some spur of the moment travels, finishing school, a few balls, and, above all, a curse, and you have a recipe for something unforgettable!
The writing for this novel is accessible to any age. From young children to adults, everyone can find something to love. The characters are individuals with such sparkle! Ella's gift with languages is uncanny and so much fun as she converses with the different species she meets along her way to find the fairy Lucinda and, hopefully, break her curse! The stepsisters are not just nasty--they have personality, even if those personalities are cunning and evil...and a bit daft. There are wonderful moments of humor--as Ella tries to find new ways to thwart the commands she is given, but especially when a wig is stolen! The relationship between Ella and Prince Char is so sweet--from her desire to make him laugh, to the exchanging of letters while he is away in Ayortha, to their final encounter, it's enough to make you sigh with pleasure. Ella Enchanted is a timeless Gem! Overall rating is 5 out of 5 stars!
Content Review:
PROFANITY: NONE
VIOLENCE: A few mild instances
SEXUAL CONTENT: NONE
MATURE THEMES: Mild
RECOMMENDED AGE GROUP: 9+
There is no profanity or sexual content (there is a strain of romance throughout, and two characters kiss, but it is very sweet). The violence centers around the ogres, mostly. They eat living creatures. A horse is eaten. A character is caught by ogres and they talk about which parts they're going to eat (the character is not eaten). Ogres chase down a carriage so they can eat the people inside (again, they're not eaten). Ogres try to eat a human and a gnome. One character dies because of illness. A character always thinks of the worst things that could happen because of a curse (many of them involve death and sadness). Some characters are very cruel to another character (making them become a servant and forcing them to work extremely hard). A few of the themes are overcoming curses (obstacles/difficulties), loss of loved ones, and dealing with difficult people/life situations. I read this book aloud to my children and they loved every minute! Ella Enchanted is a Squeaky Clean Read for ages 9+!
This review was written by Emily
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2011