There would be more Vulcans and Deltans on board as well as Andorian, Rigelian, & Telluride crew members .
Klingons have the weird spine on their forehead
Fawcett comics survives
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Klingons have the weird spine on their forehead
Fred Phillips I'm going by who worked on the Motion picture
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Phillip is a bit old to do a weekly series .
My I suggest that he assisted by Michael Westmore or a couple of younger makeup artist like Rob Bottin or Stan Winston .
comics on TV
In 1977 Charlton comics finally broke out of the Funny books and on to the Small screen with the Blue Beetle.
Producer Daniel A. Goodman was given the option of of making a Spiderman or Blue Beetle TV series and decided since Blue Beetle had a radio show in the 40s that he would gather a more adult audience than a comic book character from Electric Company
Goodman hired playwright Alvin Boretz to pen the pilot and hired cast Football player Reb Brown as Dan Garrett jr. The son of the original Blue Beetle who had been entrusted with the magical scarab and Ellen Bry as his love intrest reporter Julie Masters
Blue Beetle was not picked up as a pilot however when it was released the following year as an ABC TV movie Blue Beetle would gather a cult following
Producer Daniel A. Goodman was given the option of of making a Spiderman or Blue Beetle TV series and decided since Blue Beetle had a radio show in the 40s that he would gather a more adult audience than a comic book character from Electric Company
Goodman hired playwright Alvin Boretz to pen the pilot and hired cast Football player Reb Brown as Dan Garrett jr. The son of the original Blue Beetle who had been entrusted with the magical scarab and Ellen Bry as his love intrest reporter Julie Masters
Blue Beetle was not picked up as a pilot however when it was released the following year as an ABC TV movie Blue Beetle would gather a cult following
Atlas comics
In Feburary of 1977 Stan Lee made peace with Roy Thomas as Jack Kirby hired him to collaborate on the Fantastic four. With Franklin Richads developing his mutant powers several issues would have the Richards family going to Xavier's school for gifted youngsters prompting former X-men members Scott "Cyclops "Summers and Jean "X-girl" Grey as recurring characters on the title.
With Atlas-two-in-one giving Thing his own adventures and ideas for a Human Torch series getting pushed because of a Deal with Universal studios prompting Cyclops & X-girl to get back into costume as "reserve" members of the Fantastic four.
With the Mutants part of the FF altered the comics from the rut they were in as the Fantastic four would have the X-men villains brought in to the Fantastic fours rogues gallery including
- The Sentinels
- Magneto
- Juggernaut
- Meresmo
- Vanisher (joining the frightful 4)
- Blob
- Mastermind
Doom would tempt Cyclops with the ability to control his powers in exchange for him spying on Reed and Scott's insecurity about his lack of control would develop a friendship with Ben Grimm.
Roy Thomas tenure on the Fantastic four would develop new intrest in old X-men comics allowing a comeback for the Mutant group in the 80's.
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I had a thought that a earlier POD for this timeline where C.C. Beck & Otto Binder are convinced to replace Solomon with Socrates in the Shazam anagram? What do you guys think?
I think the average reader don't care about the Acronym(anagram is when you sort a name with the same leter to make another one, like Lucas to Claus, that is an anagram)
First off oops, secondly its not the average readers that I was looking at.
for example..i didn't knew shazam was an acronym till wikied, so people would not care, is just a funny phrase, would means kitties in an alien language for example
Also Socrates has no mythology associated with him which brakes the theme
Depending who you neither does Solomon, who breaks the Greek Greco-Roman theme of the others in the acronym.
Atlas comics
In 1977 Sharon Carter would get her first comic book series since getting exposed to the Cosmic cube and giving her the powers of flight, and super strength.
Written by former Mary Marvel writer Linda Lee Danvers and drawn by Sal Busema the first issue would take Shannon away from the Captain America and the Defenders roster and teaming up with other heroes in the Atlas universe. Lasting until 1982. But she would not be the only Heroine to get her own series
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