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I remember being hooked on Marvel's Battlestar Galactica tie-in comic! Marvel was sci-fi in the '70's. Star Wars and Galactica. Then around '79 or '80 they got Star Trek! That was the hat trick. I'm still baffled by how they managed to lose the license between ST: The Motion Picture and Search For Spock - to DC! neither one published a Wrath of Khan adaptation I don't think. I liked the '70's Galactica. I could never get into the updated version. Maybe if I gave it another try.
This may be the Surfer series to stick. Don't know about Allred's ability to do space stuff. His work always struck me as strictly earthbound.
Unfortunately I don't think we're going to see Silver Surfer meet Red Rocket 7. One upside is that Slott (who once scripted the comic based on the retro "Ren and Stimpy" cartoons) and Allred (who did a fantastic "Untold Tales of Spiderman" annual set in the mid 1960's) might get away with doing a Lee/Kirby style take on the Silver Surfer.
NICE! this is one of my favorite cross over covers.
It looks like Marvel is cancelling the latest relaunch in order to concentrate on their "Dr. Doom, God of Battleworld" story arc.
Where's Galactus when you really need him?
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