The Comic Reader 96 (Apr/73) says that John Warner "...reports doing...some Star Trek stories with some rather familiar people cameoing." Two crewmen in ST 21 are named Levitz and Asherman, after Paul Levitz, then the publisher of TCR, and Allan Asherman, new to DC's editorial staff (and later author of The Star Trek Compendium).
To repeat the gist of an earlier post, #22's "Siege in Superspace" is a sequel to two credited Boudreau science fiction war back-ups in DC's Star Spangled War Stories. The panel above, with 23rd century starship captain Kirk ignorant of black holes (standing in for the 1974 reader about to get some exposition), is from that story.
Gold Key Star Trek Writers
| Mar/73 | #17 | The Cosmic Cavemen | Arnold Drake |
| May/73 | #18 | The Hijacked Planet | Drake |
| July/73 | #19 | The Haunted Asteroid | Drake |
| Sep/73 | #20 | A World Gone Mad | Drake |
| Nov/73 | #21 | The Mummies of Heitius VII | John David Warner |
| Jan/74 | #22 | Siege in Superspace | Gerry Boudreau |
| Mar/74 | #23 | Child's Play | Boudreau |
| May/74 | #24 | The Trial of Captain Kirk | Drake |
| July/74 | #25 | Dwarf Planet | Drake |
| Sep/74 | #26 | The Perfect Dream | Warner |
| Nov/74 | #27 | Ice Journey | Warner |
| Jan/75 | #28 | The Mimicking Menace | George Kashdan |
| Mar/75 | #29 | [reprints #1] | [Dick Wood] |
| May/75 | #30 | Death of a Star | Allan Moniz |
| July/75 | #31 | The Final Truth | Warner |
| Aug/75 | #32 | The Animal People | Drake |
| Sep/75 | #33 | The Choice | Moniz |
| Oct/75 | #34 | The PsychoCrystals | Drake |
| Nov/75 | #35 | [reprints #4] | [Wood] |
| Mar/76 | #36 | A Bomb in Time | Drake |
| May/76 | #37 | [reprints #5] | [Wood] |
| July/76 | #38 | One of Our Captains Is Missing | Drake |
| Aug/76 | #39 | Prophet of Peace | Drake |
| Sep/76 | #40 | Furlough to Fury | Drake |
| Nov/76 | #41 | The Evictors | Drake |
| Jan/77 | #42 | World against Time | Drake |
| Feb/77 | #43 | The World beneath the Waves | Drake |
| May/77 | #44 | Prince Traitor | Drake |
| July/77 | #45 | [reprints #7] | [Wood] |
| Aug/77 | #46 | Mr. Oracle | Drake |
Drake, Kashdan, and Warner continued writing, with credit lines, from #47 to 61. The Gold Key run lasted, by cover date, from July/67 to Mar/79.
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