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http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/spacgost.jpgIdentity/Class: Human (probably) with high tech equipment granting incredible powers

Occupation: (originally) Interstellar police officer (later) Talk show host

Affiliations: Jan, Jace, Blip (sidekicks); Mightor and Tog, Moby Dick with Tom and Tub, Dino Boy and Ugh, Shazzan with Chuck and Nancy, The Herculoids, Teen Force

Enemies: Zorak, Brak, Metallus, Spider-Woman, Creature King, Moltar (the six are collectively known as The Council of Doom when working together), Space Spectre (his alternate universe counterpart), The Wizard, The Toy Man

Known Relatives: Chad Ghostal (evil twin, Space Ghost Coast-to-Coast - might be Space Spectre's civilian identity); Leonard Ghostal (father, Space Ghost Coast-to-Coast)

Aliases: None known

Base of Operations: The Ghost Planet

First Appearance:Space Ghost cartoon (Hanna-Barbera for CBS, 1966)

Other Appearances: The Space Stars (1981); Space Ghost: Coast to Coast

Powers/Abilities: Space Ghost's powers seem to stem from his costume and the power bands he wears on his wrists. With it he can fly, and is able to travel underwater and in outer space without requiring further equipment. His belt hides an "inviso button" which can turn him invisible or generate a protective force field. He can fire a viso penetron beam from his eyes, and has a communicator located in the silhouette on his chest. His power bands seem to be able to harness the electromagnetic spectrum to enable him to fire a wide variety of different types of energy blasts, including, but not limited to: force ray, destructo ray, stun ray, heat ray, freeze ray, somic ray, electro ray, magnetic ray, anti-matter ray, force shields, hypno force ray, and straghtforward lasers. Multiple types of ray can be combined to increase his firepower. The bands also grant him superspeed, and the ability to create time warps. Probably his single most impressive power is his ability to teleport, transforming himself into pure thought and energy through concentration and will power, so that he can teleport elsewhere and reassemble there.

He travels around in a heavily armed space ship called both The Phantom Cruiser and the Ghost Ship. That said, he can fly through space faster under his own steam, so presumably he only uses it to save energy or when he has company for the trip.

History: The origins of Space Ghost's costume and incredible powers have never been divulged. What is known is that he began to patrol the spaceways and battling evil, alongside teenage sidekicks Jan and Jace, and their pet space monkey, Blip. Comments: Created by Alex Toth. Space Ghost is owned by Hanna-Barbera. His original cartoon ran from 1966-68, and he was voiced by Gary Owens.

A picture of Space Ghost minus his mask was published in Toon Magazine Volume 1 #3 in 1994, taken from model sheets drawn by show designer Toth. You can see what he looks like on the right.

Space Ghost has occassionally encountered other Hanna-Barbera heroes (prior to becoming a talk show host in Space Ghost Coast-to-Coast), including the Herculoids, Dino Boy (in one of the comics), Shazzan, Mightor, and Moby Dick (the last three all during the "Council of Doom" story).

The original sixties series ran a total of 42 episodes, the first 36 bookending another cartoon, Dino Boy. The last six episodes, which formed the second season, were made up of a crossover story called "The Council of Doom"

Space Ghost was revived in 1981 as part of The Space Stars, which aired on NBC between September 12th 1981 and September 11th 1982, adding 22 more episodes to the character's story.

His most recent run on TV was as a talk show host in Space Ghost Coast-to-Coast, where some of his old enemies (Brak and Zorak) are seen to be working alongside him. The evil duo have even managed to get their own spin-off, without their arch nemesis - a sitcom called the Brak Show. Space Ghost has continued his career as a presenter with Cartoon Planet, and has even released two CD's, Space Ghost's Surf & Turf and Space Ghost's Musical Bar-B-Que. Probably not to be considered the same version of Space Ghost, if you are bothered about continuity. George Lowe supplies the voice for this new version of Space Ghost.

Gold Key produced one issue of a Space Ghost comic in March 1967, and he had adventures in their Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #3, 6 and 7, plus in Golden Comics Digest #2. Nearly ten years later he returned to the medium, in Marvel's Hanna-Barbera TV Stars #3. It was 1987 before he ventured once more onto the printed page, this time for Comico, in Space Ghost #1, and he had another Space Ghost #1 for Archie Comics in 1997. At this rate, he is due back around 2007.

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Jace

Real Name: Jace

Identity/Class: Human augmented by high-tech equipment

Occupation: Sidekick to Space Ghost

Affiliations: Space Ghost, Jan, Blip

Enemies: same as Space Ghost

Known Relatives: Jan (twin sister)

Aliases: None known

Base of Operations: same as Space Ghost

First Appearance: Space Ghost (1966)

Powers/Abilities: Jace wears a small jet-pack to let him fly, and a belt that grants him inviso power. His suit allows him to survive in outer space, and contains a communication device in the chest emblem.

History: Jace is one of Space Ghost's wards (his siter Jan being the other). Given equipment by his mentor, he often accompanies him on missions. He looks to be in his middle teens.

Comments: Jace was voiced by two actors in the original series, Tim Mathieson and Steve Spears.

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Jan

Real Name: Jan

Identity/Class: Human augmented by high-tech equipment

Occupation: Sidekick to Space Ghost

Affiliations: Space Ghost, Jace, Blip

Enemies: same as Space Ghost

Known Relatives: Jace (twin brother)

Aliases: None known

Base of Operations: same as Space Ghost

First Appearance: Space Ghost (1966)

Powers/Abilities: Jan wears a small jet-pack to lets her fly, and a belt that grants her inviso power. Her suit allows her to survive in outer space, and contains a communication device in the chest emblem.

History: Jan is one of Space Ghost's wards (her brother Jace being the other). Given equipment by her mentor, she often accompanies him on missions. She looks to be in her mid-teens.

Comments: Jan was voiced by two actors in the original version of the show, Ginny Tyler and Alexandra Stewart.

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Blip

Real Name: Blip

Identity/Class: Monkey with high tech equipment

Occupation: Pet to Jan and Jace

Affiliations: Jan, Jace, Space Ghost

Enemies: same as Space Ghost

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: same as Space Ghost

First Appearance: Space Ghost (1966)

Powers/Abilities: Like Jan and Jace, Blip is equipped with a jetpack, a belt giving inviso power, and a communicator on the chest of his suit.

History: Blip is Jan and Jace's pet monkey. He wears a suit like theirs, which allows him to travel and survive in space. Since enemies often ignore him, he frequently ends up rescuing his friends when they are captured.

Comments: Blip was voiced by Don Messick and Frank Welker in the original series.

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Zorak

Real Name: Zorak

Identity/Class: Extra-terrestrial

Occupation: Would be universal conqueror; (as of Coast to Coast) band leader for the Original Way Outs; (in the Brak Show) schoolkid, best friend of Brak

Affiliations: Brak, The Council of Doom; The Original Way Outs

Enemies: Space Ghost

Known Relatives: (all only seen or mentioned in Coast-to-Coast) Raymond (nephew, eaten by Zorak); Uncle Judy (uncle and father of Raymond); Aunt Lars (aunt, and mother of Raymond)

Aliases: None known

Base of Operations: (original) Mobile throughout the universe; (Coast to Coast) prisoner in the Coast to Coast Studios, on the Ghost Planet; (Brak Show) in Brak's neighbourhood

First Appearance: Space Ghost

Powers/Abilities: Zorak has amazing recuprative powers, healing swiftly from even severe wounds. As well as his natural weapons (claws and mandibles) Zorak also uses a variety of guns and other technological weapons. His main one is his matter intensifier, but he has also emplyed a giant robot, Titanor, among other devices.

History: Zorak is a gigantic preying mantis (though he sometimes refers to himself as a locust). He and Space Ghost have been enemies since they met, with Zorak's schemes of universal domination being constantly thwarted by his heroic nemesis.

(Coast to Coast) A prisoner of Space Ghost on the Ghost Planet, Zorak is made to work off his crimes by acting as band leader on Space Ghost's new chat show. He is also forced to room with Brak apparently.

(The Brak Show) In a continuity nightmare (assuming anyone cares) Zorak is Brak's best friend at school, and they both live in a (human) suburb.

Comments: The original voice of Zorak was Don Messick. In Coast to Coast and the Brak Show C.Martin Croker takes over the role.

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Brak

Real Name: Brak

Identity/Class: Human / extra-terrestrial hybrid (if we are to believe The Brak Show)

Occupation: (Space Ghost) interstellar pirate; (Coast to Coast) moocher; (The Brak Show) school kid

Affiliations: Zorak (ally in Space Ghost, room mate in C to C, best friend in The Brak Show); The Council of Doom (member); Wally Gator (school friend)

Enemies: Space Ghost; Thundercleese (next door neighbour, The Brak Show)

Known Relatives: Mom (The Brak Show, clearly non-human); Dad (The Brak Show, clearly normal human); Poppy (The Brak Show, grandfather, deceased); Sisto (The Brak Show, brother)

Aliases: None known

Base of Operations: (Space Ghost) Mobile throughout the universe; (C to C) Ghost Planet; (The Brak Show) Mom and Dad's house

First Appearance: Space Ghost (1966)

Powers/Abilities: Unknown

History: (Space Ghost) The cat-like Brak was one of space's most terrible pirates, until he had the misfortune to run foul of Space Ghost. In spite of his initial defeat, he continued to return to plague the hero several times.

(C to C) Now imprisoned on the Ghost Planet, Brak would mooch around the Coast to Coast studios, eating food from the craft table.

(Cartoon Planet) Brak moved up to being Space Ghost's co-host on this cartoon showcase, introducing other toons.

(The Brak Show) Having gained his own sitcom (full title "Brak Presents The Brak Show Starring Brak"), Brak is now a school kid alongside Zorak and Wally Gator, living with his Mom and human Dad, and playing pranks on his robotic neighbour Thundercleese.

Comments: Brak's voice was supplied by Keye Luke in the original version, and by Andy Merrill since the 1990's.

Matt Renner informed me of Sisto, Brak's brother who was introduced in The Brak Show. He mentions that "Sisto is a slightly smaller version of the Brak species, but his costume is colored entirely in black and red with no blue. Also, he always appears in the same way -- he walks in from one side of the screen, walks across the screen, and at some point farts before walking off. His name was not even spoken for a number of episodes, but it was established sooner or later who he was."

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Moltar

Real Name: Unknown

Identity/Class: Either mutated human or extra-terrestrial

Occupation: (Space Ghost) evil genius; (C to C) programme's director

Affiliations: The Council of Doom

Enemies: Space Ghost

Known Relatives: Linda (wife, another lava person, as of C to C); Zoltran (brother in law)

Aliases: None known

Base of Operations: (Space Ghost) mobile; (C to C) The Ghost Planet

First Appearance: Space Ghost (1966)

Powers/Abilities: A molten man, Moltar's body exudes a lot of heat.

History: (Space Ghost) Moltar was the leader of a group of lava monsters which battled Space Ghost. He returned to fight the hero several times.

(C to C) Having been captured, Moltar's community service is to act as the director of Space Ghost's talk show. Locked into the control room, he doesn't take his duties too seriously.

Comments: In Coast to Coast his voice is provided by C. Martin Croker
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Dear Robert:

Amazing as it may seem, I am actually going to answer this incredibly retarded question. But first Uncle Cecil wishes to have a word with his devoted readers.

As you can imagine, I possess phenomenal scholarly resources. I have converted the spare bedroom in my house into a research library containing 16 million volumes, which are dusted twice a day by a team of robed acolytes holding candles. I have instant access via my Apple 380S GT to all the world's data banks. Why, right here on my writing table next to the box of spare quills I have a dog-eared copy of 16,000 Unbelievably Complicated Physics Experiments for the Home and Garden, With Answers, which has helped me out of many a jam.

But despite this wealth of scientific knowledge, the Teeming Millions routinely write in with questions that not one sane person has ever asked in 6,000 years of recorded history. As a result, my usual sources of information are useless.

Nonetheless, I try. I have been in repeated contact with the Beijing government all week in an effort to persuade them to get all 1,027,000,000 Chinese (1980 estimate) to jump off chairs. I have pleaded with them that will signficantly advance the cause of science. However, they have not been cooperative.

They point out the China is a poor country, and lacks a sufficient quantity of chairs. Moreover, many of the chairs that are available are of nonuniform height, meaning that even if all the Chinese jumped off at the same time, they would hit the ground at different times, thus throwing off the results of the experiment.

Finally, they point out that discipline among the Chinese people has become notoriously lax since the Cultural Revolution, and many of the participants in the project could be expected to be fooling around when they were supposed to be jumping. The Chinese government suggests that instead of having the entire nation jump off chairs, I should get one representative citizen to jump and multiply the results by 1,027,000,000. I have, needless to say, rejected this solution as grossly inadequate.

The possibility of an actual test thus being remote, I have been forced to rely on my considerable powers of inductive logic, to wit: given the principle that every reaction has an equal and opposite reaction, when the Chinese get up on their chairs, they would essentially be pushing the earth down in the process of elevating themselves. Then, when they jumped off, the earth would simultaneously spring back, attracted by the gravitational mass of one billion airborne Chinese persons, with the result that the Chinese and the earth would meet somewhere in the middle, if you follow me. The upshot of this is that action and reaction would cancel each other out and the earth would remain securely in orbit.

Just for fun, however--after you've been doing this job for a while you get a pretty bizarre notion of what constitutes a good time--suppose 1,000,000,000 Chinese, give or take 27,000,000, were somehow to materialize atop chairs without their having to elevate themselves thereto. And suppose they jumped off.

Having performed astonishing feats of mathematical acrobatics (requiring the entire afternoon, I might note--sometimes I can't believe the crap I spend my time on), I calculate that the resultant thud in aggregate would be the equivalent of 500 tons of TNT. Not bad, but nowhere near enough to dislocate the earth, which weighs 6 sextillion, 588 quintillion short tons. I refuse to even discuss what would happen if all the Chinese yelled at the top of their lungs.

I'm sure there's more to it than that, but heck, I've only been on FlyerTalk for a couple of weeks, and have read only the four threads relating to our KEF trip. But as you can see, I'm already throwing around acronyms—KEF is Keflavik airport, near Reykjavik. Which by the way, means "steamy bay," as I learned on my midnight tour last night.

Incidentally, re: touring in Iceland, I highly recommend it.

Back to frequent flyers … just kidding. Iceland deserves more than that. There is no other way to put it: This place is a fairyland. Icelanders have a big thing for trolls and elves, but that's not what I mean. A country this small and self-contained (you can drive around the entire perimeter in 40 hours), possessing so many mystical, magical natural wonders, feels like it could exist only in the realm of imagination.

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I don't care about the famous nightlife—hipster pub crawls are a tiresome part of life in Williamsburg—but the geological hit parade, holy moly! It just keeps on keeping on. I could go on forever, and won't, but check out this.is/Iceland (the Web site for a great little boutique tour agency I've been frequenting) or Lonely Planet Iceland, which is fresh off the presses.

According to the guide for the midnight Golden Circle tour I went on last night, Iceland was Third World-level poor until World War II, when lots of American and British soldiers were stationed here. Also, technology started to change things. Icelanders figured out how to create their own electricity from geothermal and hydropower, and stopped having to import coal and oil. Now it's the second-richest country per capita in the world. A welfare state: free school through university, free health care. Just like the United States! Ha ha! Kidding, again.

I asked my tour guide if, because prosperity came so recently, people's grandparents all think younger people are spoiled. "That would be a yes," he says, looking pained. "It doesn't even have to be grandparents. My father was born in 1937."

Sheepshead with mashed potatoes

As a co-founder (and lapsed member) of the Organ Meat Society, I have come here determined to sample indigenous Icelandic food. I tell him I'd eaten singed sheepshead the day before. "You're very brave," he says, eyebrows raised. Having received the validation I seek, I smile modestly and ask if the dish dates back from the days when people were poor, which he confirms. "They used every part of the animal." They also eat a pâté made of ram's testicles, but I haven't tried that, though I have eaten the putrefied shark meat. On today's agenda: puffin, reindeer, and I'm not going to tell what else.

I already miss the FTers, who have left. I e-mail Gaugeguy that I'm amazed what a short time it can take to become fond of people. He and his wife, and Zoe, in particular, made sure to make me feel part of the group. And MondeBlonde, the life of the party, had gone out of her way to try to get me into the lounges. Having lived in New York since 1985, this kind, considerate behavior is downright exotic to me.

The evening before they all left, the conversation delved a little deeper into their passion. I was impressed by the strength of their feelings about various airlines. "Eastern was a great airline," Zoe says elegiacally, "until Frank Lorenzo (he makes a bitter, disgusted face) ruined it—just like he did with TWA, and almost did twice with Continental."

Spiff, who shudders exaggeratedly at the mere mention of Southwest, lists the reasons he despises the company. He so hates it that even though Louisville, Ky., where he lives, is a Southwest hub, he won't fly them: "No first class; no pre-assigned seats—it's a cattle call, which means no carefully selected exit row in coach—no frequent flyer program; no affiliations with other airlines; and any credit you do get—they call it 'credit,' not miles—has to be used within 12 months."

There is a physical manifestation of this passion: Freddie Jr. A hunk of geometrically angled—and, frankly, ugly—Plexiglas, or crystal, or whatever, Freddie Jr. is an excellence award handed out to various airline and airline-affiliated companies at a yearly gala called—come on now, people, you can guess this—the Freddies. Randy Petersen, the creator and head of FlyerTalk and publisher/editor of the magazine Inside Flying, named Freddie after Freddie Laker, the canonized founder of Laker Airways, the first inexpensive trans-Atlantic airline.

Freddie Jr. is actually brought along on trips by FTers, who pass him off to each other once in a while. Spiff is Freddie's current guardian. But "nobody owns Freddie," he says in only semi-mock religious tones. "He belongs to us all."
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"This thing has been around the world in 80 days 30 million times," asserts Zoe, his hand around what I guess would be Freddie's shoulder. At the end of what passes for our "night," a band of the faithful (plus me, the interloper) climb a monument-bearing hill overlooking Reykjavik bay and take a memorial photo of Freddie Jr. looking noble against the setting of sunset-pink clouds (which, incidentally, last for hours). And the funny thing is, I get it. I'm an old hand at the online community thing, having begun with PLATO, then Echo, then Sissyfight, and FlyerTalk is one of the best I've ever seen. At their best, these things are love incubators.

Never have I been welcomed into any group so satisfied with its creed and so lacking in doubt about the blessings therein. So instantly warm and inclusive are these people, most of whom had never met each other before in person until this trip, that I have decided something: Of all the things in this scarred and bloody world which bind human beings in fast and lasting brotherhood (and sisterhood), perhaps none are so strong, so pure, or possess such potential for global healing as the zealously religious pursuit of free seating upgrades through the fanatical collecting of frequent flyer miles.

Photograph of Freddie by Yevlesh2.

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