Star Trek: The Animated Books in Order

Three animated Star Trek adventures follow Kirk and the Enterprise crew into unfamiliar dangers, including an immense cloud threatening an inhabited planet. The collection adapts Beyond the Farthest Star, Yesteryear, and One of Our Planets Is Missing.

The Enterprise returns to a pleasure planet where manufactured fantasies become dangerous, encounters Harry Mudd's latest scheme, and visits the mysterious Megas-Tu. These three adaptations turn familiar shore leave and exploration into tests of Kirk's judgment and his crew's safety.

Three adventures bring the Enterprise crew into contact with a mysterious survivor, a dangerous signal from a planet of women, and an unusual Vulcan experiment. Uhura must take command when the male officers fall under an alien influence.

Kirk and Spock explore an underwater civilization, the Enterprise seeks medicine stolen by Orion pirates, and a missing religious artifact threatens galactic war. Three animated-series adaptations place the crew between unfamiliar cultures and crises demanding urgent action.

Three adventures shrink the Enterprise crew, trap the ship in a strange region of space, and reunite Kirk with Cyrano Jones and troublesome tribbles. The adaptations combine unusual scientific problems with encounters that challenge the crew's ability to escape.

Investigating an overdue survey ship brings Kirk, Spock, and McCoy to a world ruled by telepathic Lactrans. The aliens treat their visitors as zoo specimens, leaving the officers searching for a way to communicate and regain their freedom.

Commodore Robert April travels aboard the Enterprise toward retirement in this expanded adaptation of The Counter-Clock Incident. A journey involving reversed time and a pursuing Klingon commander puts Kirk's crew into a situation where ordinary experience offers little guidance.

The Enterprise crew searches for evidence to clear McCoy of causing a deadly plague, confronts a computer behaving unpredictably, and encounters an entity linked to ancient mythology. Three adaptations test their ability to solve problems beyond straightforward combat.

A Pandronian observer named Ari bn Bem joins the Enterprise during a survey of life on Delta Theta Three. What appears to be a routine diplomatic request soon complicates Kirk's mission, testing the crew's dealings with an unfamiliar visitor.

Spock, Sulu, and Uhura encounter the hostile Kzinti while transporting an ancient Slaver artifact. The discovery of a mysterious weapon creates a dangerous contest over technology whose capabilities remain uncertain in this expanded adaptation of the animated Star Trek episode.