YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO TO THE MOVIE THEATRE TO SEE SPACE ANGEL...

Here I am offering an EXCELLENT CONDITION 16mm ORIGINAL print of the "animated" syndication series...

SPACE ANGEL

featuring the voices of HAL SMITH, NED LEFEBVRE and MARGARET KERRY.

This is the episode entitled "FLIGHT OF THE HOTSHOTS", first telecast in 1962.

SPACE ANGEL was the code name of Scott McCloud, an agent for the Earth Bureau of Investigation. Devoted to the security and welfare of the solar system, McCloud and his crew roamed the universe in the super-spaceship, Starduster. The crew, who made up the bureau's Interplanetary Space Force, included Taurus, an expert pilot and mechanic; Crystal, a specialist in electronics and astro-navigation; and Crystal's father, Professor Mace, head of base station Evening Star.

SPACE ANGEL was created by Dik Darley and Dick Brown of Cambria Studios, the same studio which had produced CLUTCH CARGO. Like CLUTCH CARGO, it utilized Cambria's patented Synchro-Vox technique, which superimposed live-action moving lips over the mouths of the animated characters. Among those working on the art for the series was Alex Toth, a former National Comics (DC) artist who later designed SPACE GHOST and most of the other Hanna-Barbera super hero cartoons, and Doug Wildey, who created JONNY QUEST for Hanna-Barbera and later worked on Hanna-Barbera's animated GODZILLA and DePatie-Freleng's animated RETURN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES.

Mounted on one 1200-foot plastic reel, this is an EXCELLENT CONDITION 16mm ORIGINAL print. 26 minutes. Nice Eastman color.

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Text from TOON TRACKER.