Where have I read that before?

[bronze]

What well known "Star Trek-The Next Generation" phrase was most likely lifted

from this BIG comic that was published in the '70's?

[FlyingDonut]

I really have no idea. This is an amazing question - a DOUBLE geek hit! Star Trek geeks AND us comic geeks. Inconceivable! (Wow! A THIRD geek hit!)

[ninanina]

Make it so

Number 1

Data, it never happened.

Fire!

Engage.

Q!

Shaken, not stirred.

(Sorry, strike that last one)

Ummm...

You're women....they're clothed? (Adds a discusting look)

Resistance is futile!

 

I'm going to go with the last one. Now, the comic wasn't "V" was it. I mean, I wouldn't call "V" a BIG comic.

 

Hey, I bet you know the answer to this one too, don't you.

 

 

[ninanina]

Or was the comic Battlestar Galactica. Another "BIG?" comic.

 

[PovertyRow]

I would say it was "The Mystery of Sherwood Forest" (Gold Key 1973) when Worf said "Sir, I protest! I am not a Merry Man!"

[aardvark88]

From Cylons in Battlestar Galactica Marvel Treasury?

[joe_collector]

Dang, that's a tough one, since "Resistance is Futile" (the logical choice) was taken from Space 1999, but that series was a Charlton book....

 

Brain melting.....

[bronze]

The Phrase is "Resistance is Futile"

The tome from whence it was lifted:

"Superman vs. Muhammad Ali"

 

It was a "BIG" book.

 

[joe_collector]

Did that come out before Space 1999?

 

The reason I ask, is that it's common knowledge that phrase was lifted from the show.

[ninanina]

I knew it. That's what I was going to guess next.