Star Trek III: The Search For Spock US One Sheet (1984)

 

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock theatrical release one-sheet poster. Tagline: "Join the search." Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (27" x 40")
Artist: Gerard Huerta
Designer: Spiros Angelikas
Release Year: 1984
Region: United States
Notes:

• The number stamped at the bottom right, 840047, is the NSS (National Screen Service) number for this film. The first two digits represent the release year, while the last four represent the film’s sequential release position for the year (STIII was number 47 for 1984). (From 1940 until the mid-1980’s, the NSS controlled production and distribution for nearly all the movie posters, lobby cards, etc, for films released in the United States.)
• Fine print at the bottom of the poster indicates it is the property of the NSS and it must be returned or destroyed immediately after use.
• See this post for a closer look at the artwork for this poster.
  

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Spanish-Language One Sheet (1982)

 

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (aka Viaje a las Estrellas II: La ira de Khan) Spanish-language (Latin American) theatrical release poster. Tagline: "En el límite del universo, comienza la venganza." (Automatic translation: "At the edge of the universe, vengeance begins.") Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (27" x 40")
Artist/Illustrator: Bob Peak
Designer: Spiros Angelikas
Release Year: 1982
Region: Latin America
Notes:

• Copyright text at the bottom of this poster is in English; fine print at the bottom reads, "Printed in England by W. E. Berry Ltd. Bradford." More about W. E. Berry can be found at this link.
• This is one of two (at least) Spanish-language poster designs for this film using the Peak artwork. The other design uses the English title Star Trek II, as the film was/is known in Spain. The design on this page uses the Spanish title Viaje a las Estrellas, as the film was/is known in several Latin American countries, including Argentina, Mexico, Peru, and Uruguay.
  
• The Wrath of Khan was released in Argentina August 12, 1982; in Peru March 3, 1983; and in Uruguay February 4, 1983.
• See this post for a closer look at this artwork, including text-free images and preliminary concepts.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Spanish One Sheet (1982)

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (aka Star Trek II: La ira de Khan) Spanish theatrical release poster. Tagline: "En los confines del universo se encuentra el principio de la venganza." (Automatic translation: "At the ends of the universe is the beginning of vengeance.") Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (27.5" x 39")
Artist/Illustrator: Bob Peak
Designer: Spiros Angelikas
Release Year: 1982
Region: Spain
Notes:

• This is one of two (at least) Spanish-language poster designs for this film using the Peak artwork. The other design uses the Spanish title Viaje a las Estrellas, as the film was/is known in several Latin American countries. The design on this page uses the English title Star Trek II, as the film was/is known in Spain.
• The Wrath of Khan was released in Spain December 19, 1982.
  
• See this post for a closer look at this artwork, including text-free images and preliminary concepts.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan British One Sheet (1982)

 

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan theatrical release one-sheet poster. Tagline: "At the end of the universe lies the beginning of vengeance." Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (27" x 40")
Artist/Illustrator: Bob Peak
Designer: Spiros Angelikas
Release Year: 1982
Region: United Kingdom
Notes:

• STII was released in the UK July 16, 1982.
• Fine print at the bottom reads "Printed in England by W.E. Berry Ltd. Bradford."
  
• See this post for a closer look at this artwork, including text-free images and preliminary concepts.
  

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan New York One Sheet (1982)

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan theatrical release one-sheet poster. Tagline: "At the end of the universe lies the beginning of vengeance." Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: 29.5" x 45.25"
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1982
Region: United States
Notes:

• Same photo collage design as the standard US one-sheet (see this entry), but printed at a slightly larger size with the addresses of three New York Loews Theaters locations.
  
• STII premiered in the US June 4, 1982.
  

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan US One Sheet (1982)

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan theatrical release one-sheet poster. Tagline: "At the end of the universe lies the beginning of vengeance." Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (27" x 40")
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1982
Region: United States
Notes:

• This photo collage design was used to promote this film in the US, while artwork by Bob Peak was used in several other countries.
  
• The number stamped at the bottom right, 820086, is the NSS (National Screen Service) number for this film. The first two digits represent the release year, while the last four represent the film’s sequential release position for the year (STII was number 86 for 1982). (From 1940 until the mid-1980’s, the NSS controlled production and distribution for nearly all the movie posters, lobby cards, etc, for films released in the United States.)
• Fine print at the bottom of the poster indicates it is the property of the NSS and it must be returned or destroyed immediately after use.
• The small logo at the bottom center is the trademark label of the Graphic Arts International Union.

Star Trek: The Motion Picture Argentinean One Sheet (1979)

Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Viaje a las estrellas: La película) Argentinean theatrical release one-sheet poster. (Title translation: "Star Trek [Trip to the Stars]: The Movie.")  Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: Argentinean One Sheet (29" x 43")
Artist/Illustrator: Bob Peak
Designer: Spiros Angelikas
Release Year: 1979
Region: Argentina
Notes: 

• Tagline Note: No tagline. One of two tags were typically used on this poster art in all its formats ("The human adventure is just beginning" or "There is no comparison").
• The Motion Picture was released in Argentina January 17, 1980.
• See this post for a closer look at this artwork including text-free images, variants, and preliminary sketches.

Star Trek: The Motion Picture Advance One Sheet (Ver 2) (1979)

Star Trek: The Motion Picture advance one-sheet poster. Tagline: "The human adventure is just beginning." Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (27" x 40")
Artist/Illustrator: Bob Peak
Designer: Spiros Angelikas
Release Year: 1979
Region: North America
Notes:

• Tagline Note: Human adventure, lower center. Two tags were used on this poster art in all its formats ("The human adventure is just beginning" and "There is no comparison").
  
• The number stamped at the bottom right, 790177, is the NSS (National Screen Service) number for this film. The first two digits represent the release year, while the last four represent the film’s sequential release position for the year (TMP was number 177 for 1979). (From 1940 until the mid-1980’s, the NSS controlled production and distribution for nearly all the movie posters, lobby cards, etc, for films released in the United States.)
• Note "Advance 1SHT." stamped by NSS.
  
• See this post for a closer look at this artwork including text-free images, variants, and preliminary sketches.

Star Trek: The Motion Picture Advance One Sheet (Ver 1) (1979)

 

 

 

Star Trek: The Motion Picture advance one-sheet poster. Tagline: "There is no comparison." Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (27" x 40")
Artist/Illustrator: Bob Peak
Designer: Spiros Angelikas
Release Year: 1979
Region: North America
Notes: 

• Tagline Note: No comparison, lower center. Two tags were used on this poster art in all its formats ("The human adventure is just beginning" and "There is no comparison").
  
• The number stamped at the bottom right, 790177, is the NSS (National Screen Service) number for this film. The first two digits represent the release year, while the last four represent the film’s sequential release position for the year (TMP was number 177 for 1979). (From 1940 until the mid-1980’s, the NSS controlled production and distribution for nearly all the movie posters, lobby cards, etc, for films released in the United States.)
• Note "Advance 1SHT." stamped by NSS.
  
• See this post for a closer look at this artwork including text-free images, variants, and preliminary sketches.

Star Trek: The Motion Picture Theatrical One Sheet (1979)

 

Star Trek: The Motion Picture theatrical release one-sheet poster. Tagline: "The human adventure is just beginning." Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (27" x 40")
Artist/Illustrator: Bob Peak
Designer: Spiros Angelikas
Release Year: 1979
Region: North America
Notes: 

• Tagline Note: Human Adventure, top left. Two tags were used on this poster art in all its formats ("The human adventure is just beginning" and "There is no comparison").
  
• The number stamped at the bottom right, 790177, is the NSS (National Screen Service) number for this film. The first two digits represent the release year, while the last four represent the film’s sequential release position for the year (TMP was number 177 for 1979). (From 1940 until the mid-1980’s, the NSS controlled production and distribution for nearly all the movie posters, lobby cards, etc, for films released in the United States.)
  
• See this post for a closer look at this artwork including text-free images, variants, and preliminary sketches.
  

Star Trek: The Motion Picture Advance One Sheet (1979)

Star Trek: The Motion Picture advance one-sheet poster. Tagline: "The human adventure is just beginning." Single-sided. Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (25.25" x 39.25")
Artist/Illustrator: Roger Huyssen
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1979
Region: North America
Notes:

• This design was printed on eye-catching reflective mylar.
• Huyssen is perhaps best known for his "guitar ships" painting for Boston's self-titled album (1976).
• See below another version of this poster art, courtesy of RogerHuyssen.com. Note that there are minor differences between this and the one sheet design above, notably the crop size of the image, and the placement and color of the artist's signature in the bottom left corner.

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Spanish Poster (1987)

 

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Spanish (Spain) theatrical release one-sheet poster. Tagline: "Salvar el futuro es neustro reto de hoy." (Automatic translation: "Saving the future is our challenge today." Title translation: "MISSION: SAVE THE EARTH.")

Size: One Sheet - 27" x 39" (Probable)
Artist/Illustrator: Bob Peak
Designer: Spiros Angelikas
Release Year: 1987
Region: Spain
Notes:

• Star Trek IV was released in Spain August 21, 1987.
• This artwork was also used for a Japanese B2 theatrical poster and a Japanese souvenir program, as well as for the North American theatrical release poster.
• In Spain, the text-free Peak artwork was also used for a VHS release (see below; click image for higher resolution).

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Argentinean One Sheet (1987)

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Argentinean theatrical release one-sheet poster. Tagline: "Para salvar nuestro mundo / era necesario pedir ayuda a los hombres del siglo 23... / alli empieza la aventura de todos los tiempos." (Automatic translation: "To save our world / it was necessary to ask the men of the 23rd century for help... / there begins the adventure of all time." Title translation: "MISSION: SAVE THE EARTH.")
Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: Argentinean One Sheet - 29x43 (29.25" x 43.25")
Artist/Illustrator: Unknown
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1987
Region: Argentina
Notes: 

• Star Trek IV was released in Argentina January 29, 1987. HA describes this piece as Argentinean; IMDb lists at least four Spanish language title variants for Star Trek IV, used in Argentina (Viaje a las estrellas IV: Misión: Salvar la tierra), Mexico (Viaje a las estrellas IV - Misión: Salvar la Tierra), Peru (Misión: Salvar la Tierra), and Spain (Star Trek IV: Misión, salvar la Tierra), as well as an alternate title usage in Spain (Misión: Salvar la Tierra). 
• This poster art uses a photo collage design featuring the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, aka the Bay Bridge, rather than the Golden Gate Bridge as depicted in other promo art for the film (as well as in the film itself).

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home International One Sheet (1986)

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home international one-sheet. Tagline: "They travelled back where 23rd century man had never gone before. To a mad, crazy, outrageous time. 1987."
Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (27" x 41")
Artist/Illustrator: Gareth
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1986
Region: International
Notes:

• This artwork was also used for the Australian daybill for this film, where there are at least a couple of slight differences in the art. On this one-sheet version, the "O" in VOYAGE is stylized as a textured metallic sphere, resembling the probe that menaces 23rd-century Earth in the film. Also, the film's logotype is outlined on the one-sheet, whereas it is solid white on the Australian daybill.
• This artwork was also used for several other international posters for this film.

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Advance One Sheet / Mini Sheet (1986)

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home advance one-sheet poster. Tagline: "Beaming down to Earth December 12, 1986."
Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (27" x 40") / Mini Sheet (13.5" x 20")
Artist/Illustrator: Bob Peak
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1986
Region: North America
Notes: 

• Star Trek IV was released in the U.S. November 26, 1986. I have seen some sources describe this poster as a "printer's error" due to the December 12 release date — this is not the case. This advance poster advertises the studio's previously-planned release date for the film. "On 17 Sep 1986, [Hollywood Reporter] announced Paramount’s plan to move up the release date from 12 Dec 1986 to the Thanksgiving weekend." (Source)
• This was known as the "zoom-in" poster.
  
• Artwork appears unsigned in this version, although Peak signed this piece in the lower left corner.
• This exact design (including identical art, tagline wording and placement, and fine print / Paramount logo placement) was duplicated for the mini sheet (typically 14" x 20", exact measurements given as 13.5" x 20") for this film. More info on mini sheets can be found here. Note that 13.5 x 20 is exactly half of 27 x 40, the size of a one sheet.
  
• This artwork was also used for the retail packaging (cassette tape insert, CD insert, and 12" LP album sleeve, shown below) of the MCA Records releases of the original motion picture soundtrack (soundtrack promo poster here).

 

Additional uses of Peak's artwork for the Pocket Books movie tie-in novelization and a Starlog movie special magazine cover:

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Regular One Sheet (1986)

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home theatrical release one-sheet poster. Tagline: "Star date: 1986. How on Earth can they save the future?"
Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet - 27x40 (27" x 40")
Artist/Illustrator: Bob Peak
Designer: Spiros Angelikas
Release Year: 1986
Region: North America
Notes: 

• This artwork was also used for a Japanese B2 theatrical poster and a Japanese souvenir program.

Star Trek [TOS] "Group 5" Home Video Promo Poster (1986)

Star Trek home video release one-sheet promo poster with 20th anniversary logo. Tagline: "These are the voyages where the legend began." Single-sided. Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (26.75" x 40")
Artist/Illustrator: Bill Garland
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1986
Region: North America

 • In 1985, Paramount Home Video began to release the entire run of the original Star Trek series on home video in North America, putting out groups of ten episodes at a time in the VHS, Beta, and LaserDisc formats. With the release of each new episode group, a new promotional poster was sent to retailers for in-store advertising. This poster was for Group 5, released in November 1986. (More info on these releases can be found at this link.)

 

• Presumably, Garland artist used this shot from the episode "Balance of Terror" as a reference for Sulu, Chekov, and Scotty, replacing Kirk with Chekov. Image via Memory Alpha.

 

• Circa 1986, a slightly altered version of this image, with a blank black area below the bridge crew, was used for a smaller retail poster (12.5" x 19"), shown below.

• A cropped version of Garland's painting was also used as the centerfold of Pocket Books's 1988 Star Trek "Celebration Calendar." Calendar cover and centerfold poster shown below.

 

Updated: October 26, 2025