Issue 28 (September 2010) of Star Trek Magazine is subtitled “The Vulcan Chronicles.” It features short biographies of several important Vulcan characters including Spock, Sarek, Tuvok, T’Pol,
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Fun With Vulcans
Here are a few fun images from the Web featuring Vulcans. Thanks to Doug Drexler for allowing me to re-post the “Vulcans are Mean” drawing
Vulcans in Plastic: Star Trek (2009)
The license to create Star Trek action figures for the 2009 JJ Abrams film was given to Playmates. They created three different sized action figure lines: the 12
Rick Sternbach’s Vulcan Ship Designs
This collection of original art by Rick Sternbach was originally sold as eBay lot #331 in the Profiles in History Hollywood Auction #14. I recently
Jellyfish Ship Spout
I bought this from IAW in an eBay auction ending April 16, 2010. Pieces like this were used on the Vulcan Jellyfish ship in JJ
Jellyfish Ship Graphics
I bought these from IAW in an eBay auction ending April 16, 2010. They were designed and used in the Vulcan Jellyfish ship in JJ
Wah Chang and the Vulcan Lyre
Wah Chang is one of the great unsung heroes of Star Trek. Born in 1917, Chang showed an immense capacity for creative thinking and problem solving from
Doug Drexler and Vulcan Design
Doug Drexler began his work with on-screen Star Trek in 1990. Having won an Oscar for special effects make-up on Dick Tracy he asked Michael Westmore if he
Andrew Probert and the Shuttlecraft Surak
Andrew Probert is an artist whose Hollywood career began in 1978 when he worked on the original Battlestar Galactica pilot. He would go on to work on
Vulcan in the Animated Series
On September 8, 1973, exactly seven years after the debut of Star Trek, Star Trek: The Animated Series premiered on NBC. Produced by the famous Filmation studios which
Vulcan Priest Costume
This costume was originally sold on eBay by It’s A Wrap! in week 89 of their Star Trek auctions. I purchased it recently from Darrin on the Trek Prop
William Ware Theiss
William Ware Theiss or Bill Theiss was the costume designer on the original Star Trek and for the first years of Star Trek: The Next Generation. He was responsible
Purple Sloth Productions 
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