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When is the current Starman series ending?
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stardu...@my-deja.com
Aug 23, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/23/00
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According to writer James Robinson, his Starman series is headed for
its grand finale. Will this occur around issue #75 or so? DC is now
advertising #72, which could likely feature Ted Knight's death.
#73 will probably show his funeral. James has also said, that after
Grand Guignol there will be a final installment of Talking With David.
Then, comes the long awaited Starman of 1951 story. After that, James
said the series will end. Has anyone else heard anything to the
contrary? I wish Ted didn't have to die, he's my favorite of the
supporting cast members. Ted's relationship with his son Jack, is the
true heart of the book.
its grand finale. Will this occur around issue #75 or so? DC is now
advertising #72, which could likely feature Ted Knight's death.
#73 will probably show his funeral. James has also said, that after
Grand Guignol there will be a final installment of Talking With David.
Then, comes the long awaited Starman of 1951 story. After that, James
said the series will end. Has anyone else heard anything to the
contrary? I wish Ted didn't have to die, he's my favorite of the
supporting cast members. Ted's relationship with his son Jack, is the
true heart of the book.
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Jack Knight
Aug 23, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/23/00
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It's ending with issue 80( next June I believe.)
Jack Bum...Bum...BUM..Knight
"Knowledge for its own sake is a waste of effort, A distraction from the
purpose at hand It only has value if it enhances one's power or provides the
key to victory.
All else is superfluous and irrelevant"- Doom
part...@email.com
Aug 23, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/23/00
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In article <20000823101537...@ng-ba1.aol.com>,Where did you get this information, if I may ask?
Steve C. (who will hate to miss his monthly dose of Opal City)
SLWalsh
Aug 23, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/23/00
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In article <8o0rgb$nsh$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
part...@email.com wrote:
> In article <20000823101537...@ng-ba1.aol.com>,
> starm...@aol.com (Jack Knight) wrote:
> > It's ending with issue 80( next June I believe.)
> >
> Where did you get this information, if I may ask?
part...@email.com wrote:
> In article <20000823101537...@ng-ba1.aol.com>,
> starm...@aol.com (Jack Knight) wrote:
> > It's ending with issue 80( next June I believe.)
> >
> Where did you get this information, if I may ask?
It was a news report on either Newsarama or CBR's Daily Buzz. Either
way, it was a reputable comic news source, quoting Robinson himself, I
believe.
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El Hubee
Aug 24, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/24/00
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Robinson has always had a definite ending for this book. It was always a finite
story. Acording to him it willl end at #80. But if DC will allow him to do a 2
issue Shade origin, it will be #82.
story. Acording to him it willl end at #80. But if DC will allow him to do a 2
issue Shade origin, it will be #82.
Tenzel Kim
Aug 28, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/28/00
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> > > It's ending with issue 80( next June I believe.)
> > >
> > Where did you get this information, if I may ask?
>
> It was a news report on either Newsarama or CBR's Daily Buzz. Either
> way, it was a reputable comic news source, quoting Robinson himself, I
> believe.
> > >
> > Where did you get this information, if I may ask?
>
> It was a news report on either Newsarama or CBR's Daily Buzz. Either
> way, it was a reputable comic news source, quoting Robinson himself, I
> believe.
Robinson himself stated this on the official Starman board on the DC Message
Boards which he frequently visits and answers questions from fans.
Tenz.
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