Didn't realize how much I'd miss Starman. The
last issue was so good I couldn't believe that it
truly was the final issue. I hope James considers
writing some one-shots or mini-series about Jack or the
Opalites.

The Golden Age Shade is due out May 15, 2002 in action figure
form!!!<br><br>Check out the link!<br><a
href=http://toychest.diamondcomics.com/toys/11_01/jsa_shadefig.htm
target=new>http://toychest.diamondcomics.com/toys/11_01/jsa_shadefig.htm</a>

Correction:<br><br>Pointed out by Michael Norwitz
,the Golden Age Shade wore a suit, had white hair, and
wore an eyemask and that the figure is actually the
Silver Age Shade. <br><br>Thanks for the correction.

Can we see a picture?

So ? Anybody disagree with the new change, I'm
only thirteen and just when I got into starman it
ended, but I do read about it online, so I'm caught up,
I also picked up the last issue.... what do you
think's going to happen to Jack Knight, Sadfdie Frost
(that's her nme right) and Star-Spangled kid ? I mean why
did he pick her, yes I know when the JLA was changed
into kids and she was turned into an adult she was
very mature but, why didn't he choose someone else ?

e-mail Dmozer2635@... for complete
alphabetical list. Lot's of Starman for $1.00 each. <br>Don't
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Valiant, Eclipse, Black Bull, Chaos, Image, Innovation,
Acclaim, London Night, Dark Horse, Topps, Sirius, Pacific,
etc. Plenty of references via feedback on yahoo
auction site under id of DMozer2635 or Cmozer2635. <br> 

I have a copy of the INFERNAL DEVICES TPB up on
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I'm the 100th member! woo-Hoo!

--- In starman@y..., drhectorfate wrote:
> I'm the 100th member! woo-Hoo!

Looks like we're down to 96 members

Doc

Well, it is slow here so I will reply to this last substantive
message.

--- In starman@y..., jn471 wrote:
> So ? Anybody disagree with the new change, I'm
> only thirteen and just when I got into starman it
> ended,

Cool.  I wish Starman had been around when I was younger. Of course,
I was reading about his dad & company in All Star Squadron back in
the mid-80's when I was your age.  And without them we may never have
met Jack & friends.

> but I do read about it online, so I'm caught up,
> I also picked up the last issue.... what do you
> think's going to happen to Jack Knight, Sadfdie Frost
> (that's her nme right) and Star-Spangled kid ? I mean why
> did he pick her, yes I know when the JLA was changed
> into kids and she was turned into an adult she was
> very mature but, why didn't he choose someone else ?

Several reasons probably.

- The primary writers of those two characters work together.
- She is a member of the JSA & Ted looked after her.
- The original Star Spangled Kid was an interim, if you will,
Starman. I think he was at some point (either in the DCU or our
world, if not both) destined to be Ted's sucessor.

I really miss Jack, but I can honestly say I was happy how it all
wrapped up.  I am so glad they got to finish the stories they
wanted.  At least in part you could see that some of these plotlines
were planned from the very beggining.

Sean

I just did a little bit of inventory the other night and I found
that I have every issue of the ongoing series (albeit many of them
are in TPB form) except for Starman #69. Does anyone have the issue
and is willing to sell it?

E-Mail me at drmcnugget@... or post a message back here.
Thanks in advance.

-Doc

Sorry Dr McNugget, I do not have that one. I do have
64, 40, and 44.  As well as a handful of the previous
Starman series.

I was just doing an inventory of sorts myself.  Has
anyone done an index of all the Starmen?

I have the 1st Issue Special.  Did Mikal appear
anywhere else before Jack found him?

I picked up my first Gavyn issue the other day.
According to my old Overstreet guide it looks like he
was in Adventure 467-478 (interestingly, the issues
immediately following the JSAs run).  Anywhere else
(besides Crisis)?

The letters page of Wills final issue mentions a team
book, not intended to be a new JSA, that they
proposed.  This never happened did it?  Did he appear
anywhere after this?

I don't have any Starboy stuff.  And I am not at all
interested in trying to follow any legion books.  Can
anyone recommed any issues that he might have been a
central figure in?

Sean


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There's something stuck in my head, but I don't know if it's a memory
or just an old idea.  Was there a real Jack Knight/Starman leather
jacket marketed and sold for the comic.  I know there was the badge,
the henley shirt and various T-shirts, but I thought there might be
an actual leather jacket.  Figure it might be easier and cheaper to
just have one made, though.

From Newsarama

http://161.58.84.234/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?
ubb=get_topic&f=1&t=000216

If you scroll down to issue #4 we get

#4 – Stargirl: Johns/Goyer, Mike McKone; James Robinson, Tony
Harris

James and Tony doing a backup story.  With this quote from Jamesat
the end:
"It's only 8-pages so if I say too much,I'll reveal the whole thing,"
said Robison of his issue #4 back-up with former Starman partner Tony
Haris. "However, it deals with Ted Knight's 1940s FBI involvement,
which is a big part of his golden age stories and something I never
touched on in the modern day Starman."

Did anybody else catch The Shade in the two latest issues of Green
Arrow?  Surprising and surprisingly entertaining.  Just when I
thought I've totally sworn off superheroes, a story reminds me of how
much I used to love them.  Good stuff by new writer, bestselling
author Brad Meltzer.

Read about potential TV series below.

Also, watch out for new stories featuring Courtney
(Star Spangled Kid) and Ted (Starman I) in the JSA
specials All Stars.

Sean

--- chezvid <chezvid@...> wrote:
> To: DCLiveActionUniverse@yahoogroups.com
> From: "chezvid" <chezvid@...>
> Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2002 21:22:43 -0000
> Subject: [DCLiveActionUniverse] update on Starman
>
> ABC has ordered a pilot script for a series from
> Tollin-Robbins
> Productions, the studio behind Smallville and Birds
> of Prey. John
> Gatins, who wrote Hardball, is writing the pilot
> script, and Tollin-
> Robbins' Joe Davola, Brian Robbins, and Mike Tollin
> are executive
> producing.
>
> The show will be set in Opal City, and like the
> comics series by
> James Robinson and Tony Harris, will feature Jack
> Knight, who
> becomes a super-hero after his brother, the previous
> Starman,
> is "mysteriously" killed.
>
> Ted Knight, Jack's father, will be a character in
> the series.
>
> There will be a "cosmic device," but it's unclear if
> it will be
> called the Cosmic Rod.
>
> Neither Robinson nor Harris is currently involved,
> but that could
> change. The producers of Starman brought comics
> writer Jeph Loeb on
> board for Smallville and sources tell The Continuum
> another comics
> creator might become involved with Birds of Prey.
>
> There has been no casting yet.
>
> http://www.comicscontinuum.com/
>
>


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Hi I'm a comics fan

I'm 29 years old

Living in Mexico

hope meet many people here and exchange ideas and stuff here

nice to meet you all

In the Shining Knight YahooGroup:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RealmoftheShiningKnight/?yguid=88951112
I have started to post some Black Pirate tales I have grabbed here
and there.  As the Black Pirate has ties to Opal City, thanks to
James Robinson, I thought you'd like to know.

Alexi

Hi Everyone!

I was just wondering, if anyone might have the Starman
covers somewhere and perhaps could maybe zip them and
send them to me?

I used to have close to all of them, the ones from the
www.dccomics.com website, but then I lost them when I
moved from my old computer to the new one. :(

Well, if anyone could help me, that would be great!
Thanks a lot in advance.

Tony

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Not that anyone cares....  What with the porn and all...

And I'm still waiting for the Jack Knight Trades....

Alexi

thanks for the scans!  couple of questions:

1. is B&B 61 complete? the last page seems kindna abrupt..

2. do you know of any other B&B scans out there?

thanks!
bubba

--- In starman@yahoogroups.com, "alexi_sivana" <alexi_sivina@h...>
wrote:
> Not that anyone cares....  What with the porn and all...
>
> And I'm still waiting for the Jack Knight Trades....
>
> Alexi

Whoops!  I placed the last page in the main file, not in the B&B 61
folder.  It there now, though.

Thanks for catching that,
Alexi

--- In starman@yahoogroups.com, "bubbaskeeter2003"
<bubbaskeeter2003@y...> wrote:
> thanks for the scans!  couple of questions:
>
> 1. is B&B 61 complete? the last page seems kindna abrupt..
>
> 2. do you know of any other B&B scans out there?
>
> thanks!
> bubba
>

Hay Gang! Yep its that time of the month again! Another cool issue
of Greats of the Golden Age of Comics will be up and running on
November 2nd in the early evening. My good buddy and partner Darrin
Wiltshire is under the weather and couldn't get this months issue up
and posted until tomorrow so I am sure you will excuse us for being
tardy this month. Due to bandwidth limitation problems that we
encountered last month we are thinking of starting a Yahoo Group
just as a backup for the "Current" issue of Greats of the Golden
Age,  just in case we have that problem again. I guess its a case of
being too popular. This month you will again be treated to three
more gorgeous stories from that past age known as the Golden Age of
comics, plus an overview on the Centaur line of Comics. We hope that
you will enjoy this issue. In addition to that we have also started
a Discussion Forum, linked to our home page and to our top two web
sites, and we invite you to join in the fun. We are posting a story
a month that hasn't been seen on either our Greats CD Reprint
titles, or on the Greats of the Golden Age site itself. Also there
is some more cool jpegs of stuff you may have not ever seen. Take a
look and check it out by joining up. Darrin and myself go there
frequently to chat and respond to your missives. Use the place and
see if we can get some Golden Age excitement going! Too cool eh?
GOTO: http://www.pr-publications.com and see what the fuss is all
about! Take care and God Bless you all.

Richard Boucher
PR Publications
http://www.pr-publications.com

Lest this gets lost in the porn spam shuffle, I'd like to remind you
that B&B 61 featuring Starman Ted Knight and Black Canary is in the
files.

Alexi

"Porn spam shuffle".....  I think I just named a new dance!  Yocitrus
can sing lead vocals for it.

Hay gang... its that time again! Yep thats right.. Another issue of
Greats of the Golden Age of Comics is now online @ our home domain
main page @ http://www.pr-publications.com . Once again we bring for
your download pleasure 3 more cool tales from the Golden Age of
Comics for your enjoyment. In addition to that we also have the
first part (of two) of the overview/beta article on Harry "A"
Chesler and his Dynamic Publications for you to read. Also we have
added a new section to Greats, called "TimeLines" and we hope you
will take a look at it and all that is there in issue # 14 and let
us know what you think of it. Take care and God Bless and Happy
Holidays to all you very cool and informative people here at the
yahoo groups. It has been a really fun year being on the various
lists and I would like to thank each and every one of you for all
the info and discussions you have had here. Another big thanks for
all the help that some of you have given me this year! You guys and
gals are great! One last thing, if some of you are not aware we now
have a discussion forum on our various web-sites, where we chat and
share info on all things comic related, as well as movie serials,
pulps and other related media's. We hope you will stop by and see
the cool stuff (like stories, jpegs and art not seen on any of our
sites) we have there. We'd love to have you there. Take care and bye
for now.

Richard Boucher
Owner - PR Publications
Http://www.pr-publications.com

Just to let you know that I banned some members that were spamming
the group as well as posting pornography in various places.  I tried
to delete messages, files, etc.  If anyone sees anything offensive
that I missed please don't hesitate to contact me.

cashcow12/Brian

Just a reminder that in just a couple of short weeks the nest Starman
trade arrives in stores.  Make sure you go pick it up!

The solitations are up.  There a couple of things that don't deal
with Jack but still are Starman related:

JSA #59

Written by Geoff Johns; art by Sean Phillips; cover by Ethan Van
Sciver

Featuring guest art by Sean Phillips (SLEEPER)! Degaton returns to
the lives of the JSA, interrupting their recovery from the events of
the last few months. But what does Degaton want? And what does he
have that another JSA member desperately needs? Plus, the Flash
confronts Captain Marvel about his true intentions toward Stargirl.

DC UNIVERSE  |  32pg.  |  Color  |  $2.50
On Sale March 10th, 2004



JSA: THE LIBERTY FILES

Written by Dan Jolley and Tony Harris; art and cover by Harris and
Ray Snyder

Collecting the 2-issue JSA: THE LIBERTY FILES miniseries as well as
the 2-issue follow-up, JSA: THE UNHOLY THREE! In 1942, as war rages
around the globe, the "Owl," "Clock," "Bat" and a host of other very
familiar costumed characters battle for the safety of the world!

DC UNIVERSE  |  264pg. |  Softcover  |  Color  |  $17.95
On Sale March 24th, 2004


Full listing:
http://www.dccomics.com/comics/index.html?month=March

In case anyone out there was wondering "The Brave and the Bold" #61
as well as #62, which also contains Starman (Ted Knight) is reprinted
in "The Black Canary Archives"


Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-
/1563897342/qid=1071604125//ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i0_xgl14/103-4256656-
8096614?v=glance&s=books&n=507846

With Pictures:
http://www.budplant.com/prod.itml?icObjectId=5642

--- In starman@yahoogroups.com, "alexi_sivana" <alexi_sivina@h...>
wrote:
> Lest this gets lost in the porn spam shuffle, I'd like to remind
you
> that B&B 61 featuring Starman Ted Knight and Black Canary is in the
> files.
>
> Alexi
>
> "Porn spam shuffle".....  I think I just named a new dance!
Yocitrus
> can sing lead vocals for it.

Bob Greenberger, the Senior Editor of Collected Editions
DC Comics, confirmed that the entire run of Starman will be collected
in trade format.  The quote is from a series of responses that he
gave regarding the collection of various series.

Q:When will the rest of the STARMAN series be collected in TPB
format?

A:We can't give you a timetable, but our current plans call for us to
collect all the issues.

URL:http://www.dccomics.com/news/article_display.html?
nw_dc_itemCode=collectededmarch