This is a legit Star Trek comic book excerpt where Captain Kirk is worrying that he might be objectifying women. This is from Star Trek v.2 #7, DC Comics, April 1990 by Peter David (writer), James W. Fry and Arne Starr (artists). The plot is: After Admiral Tomlinson makes some kind of deal with the Nasgul and the Klingons, he calls on the infamous bounty hunter Sweeney. Meanwhile, Blaise smokes out Kirk’s sexism and rather than throw her out an airlock, he opts to bring teach her about a captain’s responsibilities first hand, by inviting her on the next away mission. That mission involves the evacuation of colonists from a crumbling planet, except the colonists would rather stay than board the Enterprise, what with her captain having a price on his head and all. They may be right. Sweeney’s fleet chases the ship away and Sweeney himself goes down to the planet to capture Kirk, dead or alive…
I don’t get why Kirk had a reputation for preferring green space bimbos. Sure, that happened, usually as a result of mind control etc. Whenever an ex of his turns up, i.e. a woman he’s chosen to be involved with, she tends to be a scientist or lawyer; educated, accomplished, highly respected in her field. This is not a man who’s intimidated by an impressive woman.