Saturday, July 13, 2024

Captain America and Star Trek

 

The crew of the Enterprise have interacted with notable figures from history on multiple occasions.  Why not summon a living legend like Steve Rogers?  This would make for an interesting tale, I think.  Make sure you come back here tomorrow for the exciting conclusion!

20 comments:

  1. As the late, great Arte Johnson might've said: "Verrrry interestink!"

    Are the Nazis of Ikos at it, again?

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  2. Perhaps under the guidance of the "Red Skrull"?

    #YesPunIntended.

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  3. Someone's needed on Nazi planet!!

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  4. Ah yes, the Avengers have had their many trips across the galaxy since the Kree/Skrull war. Now the ravages of the Infinity War threaten Kirk's universe, so Starfleet has been sent to find the source.

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  5. The source is...THE SOURCE! Or, rather, the two who penetrated it, yesterday.

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  6. Nurse Chapel will say "You are needed on the bridge, Captain." And both Kirk and Rogers will respond.

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  7. @Anon959: now that's a reunion I'd be glad to see. Norrin Radd and Jim Kirk! They haven't worked together since STF #1659 (back in Oct. 2016)!! So, they're long overdue for a sequel.

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  8. I don't think that Vulcan nerve pinch is going to work very well on Cap!

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  9. Here's a thought: What if Mojo decided to get a piece of the action on Sigma Iotia II?

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  10. the Good Captains political outlook would be even more outdated,
    so unless the Enemy is Very socialist or Klingon plus… i doubt that he will be of much value to the Federation.

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  11. @Bob Greenwade: believe it or not, that was the basis for a Star Trek:TOS crossover on Fanfiction.net! The 1966 Green Horner and Kato get UFO-napped (presumably by the Briori) only to be found in cryogenic stasis, three hundred years later, by the Enterprise. Naturally, the two of them felt out-of-place and useless in the 23rd century! But, upon learning that one of the Iotian mobs was colluding with blue-skinned Klingon tommygun-runners, Britt Reid and his steadfast ally found renewed purpose. There was also a subplot involving anti-Federation separatists from Earth. But, that was nowhere near as interesting as the cross-culture shock so realistically depicted by the author.

    It's a shame that Fanfic.net seems to have gotten repossessed by the original owners. Otherwise, I'd look up the original title for you.
    ---Cary

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  12. Cary: It sounds like a great story, though not quite the same thing as Mojo stirring up and broadcasting the Iotian goings-on.

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  13. Maybe. But, only if Harry Mudd was his middleman. What video gamers might call the boss in front of the final boss! Requiring Kirk to team up with someone equally anti-heroic. Like, say, Deadpool?

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  14. @Simon: maybe they need his help against a Badoon/Gorn alliance.

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  15. Since Tomorrow is Yesterday is a favorite, i just wish that the tv version of the Enterprise had been used rather than the movie reboot version. Still not bad though.
    Being a legend, a traveler in time(especially in ice), on alien worlds, having been killed, and 'rebuilt' in the forties, Steve might be an expert on a number of things that the crew would want opinions on.

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  16. Cary: Never give up on the internet! Never surrender!

    https://archive.org/download/fanfictiondotnet_repack

    Click the "View" links to see what's on each zip file.

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  17. @Reg Aubry: thanks for trying. But, it didn't help. :-(

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  18. Maybe a battle between the Badoon and the Judoon? On the moon?

    Maybe as a cartoon, next June?

    (A buffoon baboon playing bassoon is entirely optional.)

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  20. Unless, of course, they're all disintegrated by Rocket Raccoon.

    ;-)

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