Template:Realworld This is a list of characters who have recurring appearances or mentions in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Malibu) series of comics.
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Regular characters
Captain Sisko in late-2371
- Benjamin Sisko
- Deep Space 9 commander. In late-2371, he traveled to Cardassia Prime under Starfleet orders to attempt to bargain for Thomas Riker's freedom with the offer of a planet on the border between Cardassian and Federation space. The bargain was unsuccessful, but he accomplished his mission. He also left a combadge with no internal circuitry with Riker so that Riker would remember his roots. ("Sole Asylum, Part One", "Sole Asylum, Part Two")
- Kira Nerys
- Bajoran second in command on DS9.
- Jadzia Dax
- Trill science officer.
- Worf
- Klingon Starfleet officer.
- Miles O'Brien
- DS9 chief of operations.
- Julian Bashir
- DS9 chief medical officer.
- Quark
- Ferengi bartender.
- Nog
- Nephew of Quark, wants to join Starfleet.
- Jake Sisko
- Son of Benjamin Sisko, friend of Nog.
- Rom
- Nog's father.
- Ezri Dax
- After Jadzia's death, the new Dax host.
Recurring characters
Riker in Cardassian custody in late-2371
- Thomas Riker
- Held prisoner by the Cardassians in late 2371, he was taken to Cardassia Prime in order for scientists to attempt to discover the secret of his duplication and create an army of duplicates. It was also revealed that Riker's cells were only nine years old, suggesting their complete creation at the time of the accident. Unable to rationalize the accident against the Law of Conservation of Mass and proven transporter theory, one of the scientists, Dr. Nol, told the Cardassian High Council that he must be from an alternate dimension. The Council decided to send him back to a labor camp and cease the experiments. ("Sole Asylum, Part One", "Sole Asylum, Part Two")
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