Super Mates 73: Starman Chronicles Part 7
Jack Knight goes to Hell! He, the Shade and Matt O’Dare must face their own personal demons, and one that happens to live in a possessed poster to escape! Chris and Cindy cover Starman #24-26, “To Hell and Back” Parts 1-3!
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Clip credits:
“Wedding March” from Flash Gordon by Queen
“Veronica” by Elvis Costello
“Magic” by Pilot
“Super Crimefigher” from Superman: The Movie by John Williams
“Death and Hell” by the Highwaymen
“Ghost Riders in the Sky” by Johnny Cash
“In the City” by the Eagles
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I AM SO BEHIND ON STARMAN!!!
Catch up, Kelly!!!
Chris
Good episode Chrindy. These are my favourite of your shows, hands down.
James Robinson spoke often of doing a follow up painted mini series with Tony Harris for Starman. The poster demon story was the impetus for it, with an untold story of Jack escorting a time displaced old man back to modern day Japan. I do hope that they get the chance to tell one last Jack Knight story.
Keep ’em coming.
That’s right! I remembered their untold story took Jack to Japan (you even see a hint of it in Annual #1, I believe, with Jack fighting a samurai), but I forgot it involved the poster.
Chrindy? We’ve been Bennifered!!!
Chris
I’m going to Bennifer more names around the network. Don’t warn Shob of Siskass.
Poor Ryan. He’s so alone.
Chris
He never worked well with others.
Thanks for the trip through Starman memory lane, as usual. I thought, hey, you must be getting close to the point where I had to leave comics and where I’ll have to catch up before the next episode. Then I checked. I’ve got the series up through issue 50! It’s a talky series but a LOT happens, which might explain my impression.
We’re only half-way there! Yeah, Starman is VERY talky, which is one reason why it’s more difficult to synopsize than say, a Detective issue for Knightcast. But the dialog is very important to the characters and plants lots of seeds that Robinson cultivates and grows throughout the 80 issue run.
Chris