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Secret Lives and As Flies to Wanton Boys

Lt. Shelby is a Borg! Is it all Riker's fault?! 
==Background information==
* This issue contains two stories:
** Secret Lives – a story.
** As Flies to Wanton Boys – a story.
* The publication date is listed inside as , but the cover lists it as .
* This issue featured the first appearance in this series of the two page "Star Trek Universe" listing characters and a brief summary of prior events in the comic.
===Creators===
* Writers:
** Dan Abnett
** Ian Edginton
* Artists:
** Ron Randall (pencil art – Secret Lives – cover art)
** Tom Morgan (pencil art – As Flies to Wanton Boys)
** Al Williamson (inking – Secret Lives)
** Kev Sutherland (inking – As Flies to Wanton Boys)
** Kevin Tinsley (color art – Secret Lives)
** Kevin Somers (color art – As Flies to Wanton Boys)
** Phil Felix (letter art)
** Art Nichols (cover inking art)
* Editors:
** Tim Tuohy (credited as "afraid of the dark" in Secret Lives and "passenger" in As Flies to Wanton Boys)
** Chip Carter (editorial assistant – credited as "likes dark space stations" in Secret Lives and "travel agent" in As Flies to Wanton Boys)
** Bob Harras (editor in chief – credited as "fears nothing" in Secret Lives and "hijacker" in As Flies to Wanton Boys)
==Characters==
==References==
Secrets...

Secrets… 
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers: Howard Weinstein
* Artists: 
** Brandon Peterson (pencil art – as "guest penciller")
** Arne Starr (inking)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
==Characters==
Section 31 (disambiguation)

Section 31 could refer to:
* Section 31, a critical division of Starfleet Intelligence and an organization which claimed to protect the security interests of United Earth and, later, the United Federation of Planets
** Section 31 Headquarters, a space station used during the mid-23rd century by Section 31
** Section 31 drone ship, a type of auxiliary craft used by Section 31
* Star Trek: Section 31, a made-for-streaming movie
The following novels:
* Star Trek: Section 31 novel series
*# TNG: (2001)
*# VOY: (2001)
*# TOS: (2001)
*# DS9: Abyss (2001)
*# Disavowed (2014)
*# (2017)
Section 31 Headquarters

Section 31 Headquarters was a space station used during the mid-23rd century by the covert Starfleet organization Section 31. Listed as an abandoned penal colony, the station was used by Section 31 as a forward operating base and housed the AI known as Control.
==History==
===23rd century===
Located in empty space at the coordinates 7-4 Mark 5.6, officially the base was listed as a former penal colony which, as of the mid-23rd century, had been abandoned over a century ago. It was surrounded by a dense minefield of alien origin that contained blade mines and blackout mines in addition to conventional explosive mines. Incoming vessels were required to take a circuitous route to avoid them.
In 2257, Control betrayed Starfleet and massacred the crew of Section 31 Headquarters by shutting off , though it was able to hide this fact by creating holograms of Admiral Patar and other Section 31 leaders for communications.
Two weeks later, the uncovered the station's location and was directed there by Admiral Katrina Cornwell in an effort to reset Control. Discovery came under attack by the mines, which had been reprogrammed by Control, and barely managed to reach the station.
After a boarding party from Discovery arrived on the station and learned of the events that had transpired there, it was found that Lieutenant Commander Airiam had been corrupted and was attempting to give Control information about artificial intelligence gathered by the . To stop her, Commander Nhan was forced to eject Airiam into space. ()
Later, as part of the effort to erradicate Control, Discovery subsequently destroyed the station. ()
====Physical arrangement====
Holding over from its use as a penal colony, some sections of the station were labeled cells. Cardinal directions were used to designate certain areas of the station, including the east workshop and west workshop. ()
===24th century===
According to Luther Sloan, by the 24th century, Section 31 did not have headquarters or buildings whatsoever, instead keeping knowledge on its operations in the minds of a very select group of people, including Sloan. ()
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Section 31 personnel

Members of Section 31.
== 22nd century ==
*
*Malcolm Reed (formerly)
== 23rd century ==
* Gabrielle Burnham
* Mike Burnham
* Kamran Gant
* 
* Leland
* Patar
* 
=== Unnamed ===
==== Andorian admiral ====
This admiral, along with Admiral Patar, a Tellarite Admiral and a Human Admiral conferred with Section 31 operatives Leland and about the further search for Spock and Michael Burnham. ()
==== Discovery crewman ====
This member of the crew wore tactical gear with a black Starfleet insignia instead of the usual division colored insignia, which was noted as unusual by . ()
==== Engineer ====
This member of Section 31 served as an engineer in the 23rd century. ()
==== Human admiral ====
This admiral, along with Admiral Patar, a Tellarite Admiral and an Andorian Admiral conferred with Section 31 operatives Leland and about the further search for Spock and Michael Burnham. ()
==== Tellarite admiral ====
This Admiral, along with three others: the Vulcan Patar, as well as a Human and an Andorian admiral, were members of the Section 31 High Command and were killed by the rogue artificial intelligence called Control. ()
Control assumed the identities of the admirals it murdered and used their holograms to confer with Section 31 operatives Leland and about the further search for Spock and Michael Burnham in 2257. ()
=== Alternate reality ===
*Admiral 
* aka John Harrison
*Thomas Harewood
==== Unnamed ====
== 24th century ==
2320s:
* 
* Fuzz
* Rachel Garrett (Starfleet oversight)
* 
* Melle
* Quasi
* 
* Alok Zahar
* 
2370s:
*Luther Sloan
*Koval (double agent)
*Julian Bashir (unofficial and unwilling)
2380s:
*William Boimler
Furthermore, Admiral William Ross was known to sympathize with Section 31 to the point of willingly turning a blind eye to their activities. ()
=== Unnamed ===
==== Operatives ====
These operatives accompanied Luther Sloan, an officer from Starfleet Department of Internal Affairs, when he arrived at Deep Space 9 and accused Dr. Julian Bashir of being a Dominion spy. ()
==== Morphogenic virus plot conspirators ====
According to Bashir, at least seventy-three computer experts, doctors, security officers, admirals and clerks were involved with the plot to infect Odo with the morphogenic virus. ()
== See also ==
*People in Luther Sloan's memory
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Category:Unnamed Starfleet personnel (24th century)
Section 31 starships

The following is a list of Section 31 starships.
== Named ==
*Anaximander
*NCIA-93
*NI-1101
* (alternate reality)
== Unnamed ==
=== NCIA-93 types ===
Two unnamed NCIA-93 type vessels helped NCIA-93 to search for Michael Burnham and Spock's shuttle. ()
Several more ships of this type were part of the Section 31 armada that was utilized by Control at the Battle near Xahea with one of the ships having the registry NI-1101. (, )
=== Classified two-nacelled starship ===
Under the command of the rogue Section 31 AI Control, they were among the ships that intercepted the and the near Xahea. These ships were marked as classified in the Federation database. These ships shared a similar design profile to that of later starships. (, )
=== Classified four-nacelled starship ===
At least three vessels of this type served as part of Section 31's fleet in the mid-23rd century. Under the command of the rogue Section 31 AI Control, they were among the ships that intercepted the and the near Xahea. These ships were marked as classified in the Federation database. 
During the Battle near Xahea, three of these ships were destroyed by being rammed by a Klingon cleave ship. (, ) 
=== Drone ship ===
A number of Section 31 starships could deploy drone ships, a type of armored auxiliary space vessel that could be stacked onto their hulls. ()
=== Defiant-class ship ===
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Sector 0912

Sector 0912 was a region of space. Starbase Meta was located in this sector.
In 2369, the was located in this sector when it sent a message to Relay Station 102-A from display chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" in Relay Station 47 Ops. (, production art)
Later that year, this sector was again named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" on Ohniaka III Research Station Ops. (, production art)
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Sector 1540

Sector 1540 was a region of space. 
In 2369, this sector was named on the chart Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293 in Relay Station 47 Ops. This sector was home for Starbase 78. (, production art)
Later that year, this sector was again named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" on Ohniaka III Research Station Ops. (, production art)
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Sector 21166

Sector 21166 was a region of space in the Beta Quadrant. The Klingon system Beta Penthe was located in this sector. 
== History ==
In 2293, the was assigned to deep space exploration in this sector.
Later that year, after the capture of James T. Kirk and Leonard McCoy by the Klingons, Starfleet Intelligence proposed a special operations mission code-named Operation Retrieve which had the directive to rescue both Starfleet officers from Rura Penthe. In this operation, the , escorted by the and the , would head the rescue mission. In addition, , , and were listed as the ships on station. ( set artwork)
== Starship Mission Assignments/Starship Mission Status == 
In 2293, the chart Starship Mission Assignments listed Starfleet starship deployments in a range of sectors, starting at Sector 21166 and ending at Sector 23094. This chart was on display in the bridge of the . ( set artwork)
In 2367, the chart "Starfleet Operations – Sectors 21166-23079" listed the activity of Starfleet starships in in a range of sectors, starting at Sector 21166 and ending at Sector 23079. This chart was on display in the bridge of the . ( okudagram)
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2367, the star chart "Starfleet Operations – Sectors 21166-22079" was on display in the tactical area of the Enterprise-D. This chart was used by Worf and as they discussed the attacks on neutral freighters committed by Klingon rebels who were fighting for the independence of their colony on the planet Krios. ( okudagram)
== External link ==
* 
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Sector 2158

Sector 2158, also known as the Yadalla sector, was a region of Federation space in the Beta Quadrant. It bordered the Beta, Antares, Terran, and Omicron sectors. 
Many planets in this sector contain archaeological sites of the Debrune or the ancient Romulans, including Barradas III, Calder II, Dessica II, Draken IV, Yadalla Prime, Yridia I, and Zoraster II, as well as several planets in the Taugan system. All those sites except for Draken IV and Yadalla Prime were raided by a mercenary ship commanded by Arctus Baran in 2370. ()
In the 2380s, a section of the holographic map of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, displayed to the former prisoners of Tars Lamora aboard the , was labeled as the Yadalla sector. () 
The Protostars route to the Terran sector from the Romulan Neutral Zone was to pass near the Yadella sector. () 
=== Locations === 
* Barradas
** Barradas III
* Calder
** Calder II
* Dessica
** Dessica II
* Draken
** Draken IV
* Taugan
** Several planets
* Yadalla
** Yadalla Prime
* Yridia
** Yridia I
* Zoraster
** Zoraster II
== External link ==
* 
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Sector 21834

Sector 21834 was a region of space.
In 2367, the was on a deep space exploration mission in this sector. The sector was mentioned in the chart "Starfleet Operations – Sectors 21166-23079" that was on display in the bridge of the . ( okudagram)
In 2369, Starbase 58, located in Sector 6701, send a message to a deep space post for this sector. This mission was mentioned in the Sector Ipai Relay Log. (, okudagram)
==External link==
* 
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Sector 22757

Sector 22757 was a sector in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant served by a subspace com net system.
In 2367 as the Battle of Wolf 359 commenced, a star chart depicting the subspace com net across sector 22757 was displayed on the science station. The star chart was recreated in a vision of the Saratoga bridge that the Prophets gave Commander Benjamin Sisko in 2369. ()
Later in 2369 and into 2370, Commander Sisko referenced the same chart of the sector's com net on his desktop monitor aboard Deep Space 9. ()
Also in 2370, the displayed a star chart of the sector's com net on the bridge's science station during the reignition of Epsilon 119. ()
A star chart of sector 22757 was typically displayed at the second tactical station of the , the , and the in the mirror universe. (, et al.)
In 2371, the sector com net was displayed in a Defiant shuttlepod during a mission to protect the Bajoran wormhole from cometary silithium. ()
In late 2374, acting captain Tim Watters of the had a map of the sector displayed on a wall monitor in his ready room. ()
In 2375, a construct of Section 31 agent Luther Sloan's mind explored by Julian Bashir and Miles O'Brien via a neural interface included a star chart of sector 22757. ()
==Appendices==
===Background info===
Depictions in , , , , and reuse the same "Subspace Com Net System 2387" okudagram artwork first developed for . A static map of the sector derived from that artwork was part of the Defiant bridge set (the top-left panel of the Tactical II station) for all of its appearances as a Defiant-class ship.
Sector 22757 was also depicted on a prop PADD designed for , referencing a binary star system and neutron star, though it's unclear if the PADD made it into the film. The PADD was sold in the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. The same graphic was reused in a different prop PADD constructed for , though again unclear if it was used in the final film. 
===External link===
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Sector 23891

Sector 23891 was a region of space.
In 2369, this sector was named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 129" in Relay Station 47 Ops. Around the same time the visited Relay Station 47, the GCA Metlaok was in this sector. (, production art)
Later that year, this sector was again named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" on Ohniaka III Research Station Ops. (, production art)
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Sector 25712

Sector 25712 was a region of Alpha Quadrant space located near the Mutara sector. ()
In 2369, this sector was named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" in Relay Station 47 Ops. The Federation command base in this sector was Starbase 12. production art)
Later that year, this sector was again named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" on Ohniaka III Research Station Ops. (, production art)
The sector and its quadrant were noted on the display for the holodeck program for skydiving on Ceti Alpha V. ()
== List of known locations in this sector ==
* Gamma 400 star system
** Starbase 12 planet
*** Starbase 12
* Ceti Alpha system
** Ceti Alpha
** Ceti Alpha IV
** Ceti Alpha V
** Ceti Alpha VI
* Mab-Bu system
** Mab-Bu VI
*** Mab-Bu VI's moon
== External links ==
* 
* 
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Sector 30

Sector 30 was a region of space in the Beta Quadrant. This sector contained a section of the Romulan Neutral Zone. Nine Federation outposts were established along the edge of the zone.
In 2364, two Federation outposts, Science Station Delta-05 and Tarod IX, were confirmed to have been destroyed by a then unknown enemy. () Less than a year later, in 2365, it was determined that the enemy was the Borg. ()
In 2366, Admiral Haden sent a warning to this sector's outposts during the Nelvana III incident. ()
Later that year, trader Kivas Fajo sabotaged the water supply on the Federation planet Beta Agni II. He would be later tried in a Federation court for this act of vandalism. ()
Locations:
* Beta Agni system
** Beta Agni II
* Giles Belt
* Unnamed system
** Unnamed planet (Science Station Delta-05 destroyed)
* Unnamed system
** Lya III - starbase
** Lya IV - outpost
* Tarod system
** Tarod IX (outpost destroyed)
* Unnamed systems
** Federation outposts
:In an okudagram from "The Most Toys", a line read: "Sector 30-439".
== External link ==
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Sector 39J

Sector 39J was a region of space that was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. The Gamma 7A system was located in this sector; this system was home to an extinct native species. ()
== External link == 
* 
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Sector 441

Sector 441 was a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant. This sector, containing the anomalous Briar Patch, was located in Federation space.
The Briar Patch contained the stars SNC 461206, UFC 8177, and the Ba'ku system, which was home to the inhabited planet . Outside the Briar Patch were SNR 093120, UFC 9364, NGC 2812 and QSR 390021.
In 2154, Arik Soong, who, along with a group of Human Augments, had stolen a , set course for Sector 441, where he felt the Briar Patch, known by the Klingons as "Klach D'Kel Brakt," would provide a safe place for the incubation and maturation of several augment embryos which he had stolen from Cold Station 12. ()
In 2375, the traveled to Sector 441 in order to investigate a mysterious malfunction of Lieutenant Commander Data, who was participating in an anthropological expedition on a planet located in the Patch. ()
== External link ==
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Sector 450

Sector 450 was a region of space in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. 
In 2364, the and the were surveying this sector. Both starship captains received orders from an admiral at the Starfleet Mission Operations Division. 
In these orders, the captains were advised to avoid Subsectors 4534 to 4432 and to refrain from using high energy sensor scans in Subsector 4418. That order had been supported by Admiral Marcia Meldal-Johnsan and dealt with diplomatic negotiations with the New Zealand government. Both captains were to acknowledge this order on subspace com net security code 045, code 100 alpha. (, okudagram)
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Sector 500

Sector 500 was a region of space in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. The Beta Renner system and the neutral conference planet Parliament were located in this sector. 
In 2364, there were diplomatic negotiations between the Federation and the two inhabited planets of the Beta Renner system and the surveyed this sector. This sector was home to the Beta Renner cloud. (; )
== External link ==
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Sector 507

Sector 507 was a sector in the Cardassian Union that contained the Pelosa system. 
In 2375, the Federation heard rumors that the Dominion had established a new ketracel-white storage facility in the sector. When Odo asked Weyoun about this, the Vorta confirmed it. ()
==External link==
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Sector 528

Sector 528 was a region of space in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. 
In 2365, the Federation starship was assigned to a planetary exploration mission in this sector. The sector was listed on the Starship Deploy Status chart that was on display in the courtroom of Starbase 173. (, okudagram)
== External link ==
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Sector 5561

Sector 5561 was a region of space. 
In 2369, this sector was named on the chart Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293 in Relay Station 47 Ops. The was in this sector. (, production art)
Later that year, this sector was again named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" on Ohniaka III Research Station Ops. (, production art)
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Sector 56

Sector 56 was an area labeled on a map of the Alpha Quadrant in the alternate reality.The Neutral Zone was located in this sector. 
In 2259, activity within the zone was being monitored by Starfleet. This map was in a collection of graphics and video media that were seen on a powerwall in the offices of Admirals and at Starfleet Headquarters. ()
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Sector 637

Sector 637 was a region of space in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. 
In 2365, the Federation starship was assigned to a deep space exploration mission of this sector. The sector was listed on the Starship Deploy Status chart that was on display in the courtroom of Starbase 173. (, okudagram)
== External link ==
* 
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Sector 6781

Sector 6781 was a region of space. 
In 2369, this sector was named on the chart Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293 in Relay Station 47 Ops. This sector was home for Starbase 58. (, production art)
Later that year, this sector was again named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" on Ohniaka III Research Station Ops. (, production art)
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Sector 70

Sector 70, also known as the Qo'noS Sector, was a region of space within the Beta Quadrant. In the alternate reality, this sector was in sector block Omega Leonis. In this sector, Qo'noS, the Klingon homeworld and capital planet of their empire, was located in the Qo'noS star system. (; ; )
In the alternate reality, the Qo'noS system was close to the edge of the Neutral Zone.
In 2259, activity within this zone was being monitored by Starfleet. Results from this intelligence gathering were displayed on a galactic map, with its focus primarily on the Alpha Quadrant, which was in a collection of graphics and video media that were seen on a powerwall in the offices of Admirals and at Starfleet Headquarters. 
In late February 2259, used a portable transwarp beaming device to flee from his attack on Starfleet Headquarters in San Francisco with a long-range site-to-site transport all the way from the stolen jumpship 208 on Earth to Ketha Province on Qo'noS. ()
=== See also ===
* Sector 04-70
== External link ==
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Sector 89102

Sector 89102 was a region of space. 
In 2369, this sector was named on the chart Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293 in Relay Station 47 Ops. Around the same time the visited Relay Station 47, the was in this sector. (, production art)
Later that year, this sector was again named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" on Ohniaka III Research Station Ops. (, production art)
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Sector 8912

Sector 8912 was a region of space.
In 2369, this sector was named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" in Relay Station 47 Ops. Around the same time the visited Relay Station 47, the was in this sector. (, production art)
Later that year, this sector was again named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" on Ohniaka III Research Station Ops. (, production art)
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Sector 9569

Sector 9569, also known as the Zalkon sector, was a region of Federation space in the Alpha Quadrant. It bordered the Cabral and Mutara sectors.
Zalkon, the Zalkonian homeworld, was located in this sector. The planet was located 2.3 parsecs (7.5 light years) from the Zeta Gelis star cluster, which was located in an adjacent sector.
A Zalkonian warship traversed this sector at warp 9.72 when it attempted to intercept the and its passenger "John Doe". ()
In the 2380s, a section of the holographic map of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, displayed to the former prisoners of Tars Lamora aboard the , was labeled as the Zalkon sector. ()
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