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Great article as always... I don't think you mentioned, though, that there were a few Christian groups who objected to Superbook because they feared it would give kids a false impression of religion - that is, they'd read the Bible and feel gypped because there was no time travel or robots in it! I...

Great article as always...

I don't think you mentioned, though, that there were a few Christian groups who objected to Superbook because they feared it would give kids a false impression of religion - that is, they'd read the Bible and feel gypped because there was no time travel or robots in it!

The posters finally came in, and since I found that they fit in my scanner, here are high-quality scans of all the anime-related material: Scanned Image.tif Scanned Image 1.tif The poster doesn't look like it's anime at all, but it is; it's the same series that was released on video in the late 80s ...

I shall do so for you!

... If I ever find out how to post a picture on here.

I don't know whether this would count here, but hell, nobody will ever see anything like it again, so why not? I recently purchased a series of promotional posters made by Saban Entertainment off of eBay, most of them presumably from 1989, based on the shows promoted. The shows on the posters includ...

The manga in the store is hard to miss, but I always passed it over because it seemed like there was barely anything interesting there. Nothing like the terrific variety you get when you look everywhere else in the store.

They've been in Waltham for as long as I've been going there.

I've been going to the Outer Limits for years and I've somehow never noticed their vintage anime material. Still, every time I go there I'm never disappointed; there's always something good.

I spent a long time digging through old issues of Broadcasting Magazine online to find any mention of the show, and I only found a few really fragmentary mentions of Thunder Sub, but a bunch of ads about other series of interest like Force Five, Voltron, Battle Of The Planets, etc. Tell me about it...

Nice informative article about a show that, frankly, will never get such a treatment from anyone else. Regarding who produced the English dub - I took a look at the first episode. One of the technicians about three minutes in sounds like Arthur Grosser, who has a distinctive voice and was a CINAR re...