Nov 10th 2010 By: Chris Sims
Great Comics That Never Happened #17: Spacebound and Down!
Strange Adventures Special #17 (1977)
Story: Chris Sims
Art: Jen Vaughn
Breaker breaker, space buddy! It's all-out action when spacefaring super-hero Adam Strange is forced to save both his adopted home and his birth planet from the evil Darkseid by fulfilling what appears to be a simple request: Delivering ten cases of Silverale from Rann to Earth... in less than 18 hours! Under normal cirumstances, that's no problem for the Man of Two Worlds, but there's a catch: Darkseid's put a lock on the instantaneous transport of the Zeta Beam!
Rann's only hope rests with the Galaxy's Greatest Driver, Space Cabby! But when the pair inadvertently rescues Miss Martian from an arranged marriage to J'Emm, Son of Saturn and gets flagged by the Green Lantern Corps for Interplanetary Bootlegging by running Silverale past the Crab Nebula, they earn the wrath of galactic lawmen Hal Jordan and the Martian Manhunter! With the odds stacked against them, the clock ticking and the fate of two worlds in the balance, will they be able to make it? Find out as Adam Strange, Space Cabby and Miss Martian go Spacebound and Down!
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This is actually a pretty good premise, especially compared to some of the actual stories they've published.
December 15 2010 at 2:23 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyDoes nobody but me remember that Hal used to work as a trucker?
November 23 2010 at 10:43 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyIs Space Cabby a better space driver than U.S. Archer?
November 10 2010 at 8:29 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyDC is still ignoring my comic pitch: "Whoring Around Space with Kyle Rayner" in which Kyle Rayner and Space Cabby roll around space going to bars looking for cheap prostitutes and fighting Lobo.
November 10 2010 at 8:15 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyFor some reason, I was expecting something that was a riff off of Eastbound and Down.
November 10 2010 at 7:19 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply"Eastbound and Down" was the theme song to Smokey and the Bandit before it was a show on basic cable.
Jerry Reed at his almost finest. His finest being Amos Moses.
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