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I'd like to see these two properties together. I can imagine Jan and Jace being big fans of the LSH. I'm sure there are some sort of time travel shenanigans that could get them all together.
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Timber Wolf, Saturn Girl, and Brainiac 5... alone against Space Ghost's arch-nemeses, The Council of Doom! Space Ghost... trapped and held powerless by the magicks of Mordru!
I like it. ;)
Yes! Yes! Yes! Please and thank you.
Dawnstar, Brainiac 5, Sun Boy, WildFire..with Space Ghost and the original Phantom Cruiser!!???!! Saturday just became the most special day of the week again!! The team up from the Edge of Tomorrow!!!
And Space Ghost by Sreve Rude?? Oh Yes!!
"When mad half-man genius Tharok experiments upon their loyal monkey companion, can even Space Ghost and the twins triumph over the deadly, destructive brain-bolts of... BLIPIDUS?!?"
Heard that there will be a new LSH coming out this summer, hope it’s good
Discovered both of these at just about the same time in the early autumn of 1966, when I was ten years old. Imo it was a wonderful time to be a syfy-loving kid, when Saturday mornings truly became special for us kids who loved the more serious stuff, having mentally outgrown the unfunny trash Hanna Barbera was also putting out at the time like Atom Ant and Secret Squirrel.
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