Ironically, if he'd paid out just a few million to produce a Space:1999 year three instead, the show would have had enough episodes to be syndicated in the same manner as Star Trek, Lost in Space et al and would presumably have ridden the crest of the sci-fi wave created by the enormous success of Star Wars. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the current state maps, Dannowar. I will be making variations of these maps for when act 1 starts that will show the damage caused to the various parts of the ship. The Cronus is in its original state, complete with the science module attached. Classic Space: 1999 - To Everything That Was: Selected Remastered Works by Gaska, Andrew E. This particular set of maps is for the prologue that I made. The reason a third season of the actual (excellent and ahead of its time) TV show wasn't produced was because Lord Lew Grade foolishly decided to pump his millions into a series of I'll - advised cinematic flops instead.particularly Raise the Titanic. Classic Space: 1999 - To Everything That Was: Selected Remastered Works by Gaska, Andrew E. SPECIAL BONUS FALLOUT WRITING AND CARTOGRAPHY BY Andrew E.C. The fans I've spoken to all seemed to enjoy the compilations, especially as for many this is the first time they've been able to view these strips.which were aimed at a young audience and produced at a time when comics were at a very different evolutionary stage than they are now. As an author, he never quite knows what to write, so writes everything. The reprints included in the book are from a number of sources (not just the Charlton magazines) including many from the British children's (or teenage) weekly magazine Look-In. Hmmm.a poorly researched and somewhat negative piece.
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