[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike

From the Doctor Who News website.

IDW Publishing have announced the first official cross-over between the Doctor Who and Star Trek franchises, with the publication of comic book Assimilation² in May.

There have previously been unofficial crossovers in the past.

The most famous one is probably "The Doctor and the Enterprise", which is an unauthorised novella by Jean Airey which was a three-way crossover between "Doctor Who", "Star Trek" and "Darkover".

"The alien sound pierced Kirk’s ears. He stopped, alone in the corridor, trying to pinpoint its origin.

The transporter room.

He turned and ran towards the door as the klaxon alarm of a Red Alert sounded. Damn! he thought. It seemed that the Enterprise could not even make the final trip back to Earth after completing her five-year mission without complications. First an emergency rescue of a Cultural Survey and Contact team and the crew of the liner that had been transporting them, then a freak magnetic storm that had buffeted the ship unmercifully and taken out the subspace radio, and now…

As he entered the room, Lt. Kyle was staring at a large boxlike structure that stood on several of the transporter pads. It was about eight feet tall with small opaqued windows at the top, a white light on the roof that was rotating slowly, and lettering above the windows that said `POLICE PUBLIC CALL BOX’.

“Report, Lieutenant.”

“It just appeared, sir.”

“The transporter wasn’t activated?”

“No, sir. We were performing signaling tests, but it was not activated.”

The door at the front of the box started to open. Both Kirk and Kyle had their phasers out as a man emerged. Over six feet tall, he was wearing a heavy coat over clothing that reminded Kirk of the earth styles of the 1890s. A long scarf was wrapped around his neck, hanging down in front on both sides to the floor. A floppy hat partially covered an abundance of brown curly hair. His blue eyes seemed to focus suddenly on Kirk and Kyle. One cheek looked bruised, and he swayed slightly. “Oh bother,” he said with a decided British accent, “this isn’t London.”"

http://www.scirev.net/2010/06/the-do...rprise-part-1/