Space Angel facts for kids
Space Angel is an animated science fiction television series produced in the United States from early 1962 through 1964. It used the same Synchro-Vox lip technique as Clutch Cargo, the first cartoon produced by the same studio, Cambria Productions. The show was created by Dick Darley, who also created the 1950-1955 live-action series Space Patrol.
The series chronicled the adventures of three astronauts who worked for the Earth Bureau of Investigation's Interplanetary Space Force on board the spaceship Starduster: Captain/Pilot Scott McCloud, also known as "the Space Angel" (voiced by Ned Lefebver), Electronics/Communications expert Crystal Mace (voiced by Margaret Kerry), and the immensely strong Scottish-born Gunner/Engineer Taurus (voiced by Hal Smith).
Episodes
There were 52 Space Angel stories, each in five parts, totaling 260 episodes.
| Title | Episodes |
|---|---|
| Space Hijackers (Solar Mirror) | 1–5 |
| The Little People | 6–10 |
| The Wizard of Eden | 11–15 |
| Incident of the Loud Planet | 16–20 |
| Expedition to a New Moon | 21–25 |
| Cosmic Combat | 26–30 |
| The Gladiators | 31–35 |
| The Light Barrier | 36–40 |
| The Slave World | 41–45 |
| The Exiles | 46–50 |
| The Saucer Caper | 51–55 |
| Death of a Galaxy | 56–60 |
| There Goes Danny | 61–65 |
| Visitors from Outer Space | 66–70 |
| Rescue Mission | 71–75 |
| Space War | 76–80 |
| Dragon Fire | 81–85 |
| Flight of Hotshots | 86–90 |
| The Fugitives | 91–95 |
| The Encoder | 96–100 |
| Project Hero | 101–105 |
| The Frozen Planet | 106–110 |
| The Plagued Planet | 111–115 |
| The Donavan Plan | 116–120 |
| Cosmic Search | 121–125 |
| The Plot | 126–130 |
| Name, Rank, and Serial Number | 131–135 |
| Crystal's Anti Boy Friend | 136–140 |
| They Went Thatta' Way | 141–145 |
| Power Failure | 146–150 |
| Scratch One Chimp | 151–155 |
| Red Alert | 156–160 |
| The Day the Earth Went Dark | 161–165 |
| The Queen of the Three Suns | 166–170 |
| Once Upon a Rainbow | 171–175 |
| Welcome, Neighbor | 176–180 |
| Space Angel Meets a Devil | 181–185 |
| Top Secret | 186–190 |
| How To Win a Space Race Without Really Trying | 191–195 |
| The Gold City Blues | 196–200 |
| The Not So Mythical Beast | 201–205 |
| Count Down | 206–210 |
| The Abominable Moon Man | 211–215 |
| Dr. Kinkaid, I Presume | 216–220 |
| Crisis in Orbit | 221–225 |
| The Great Plain Robbery | 226–230 |
| Take Me to Your Leader | 231–235 |
| The Ghost and Crystal Mace | 236–240 |
| The National Bank Chase | 241–245 |
| Big Bertha Makes Peace | 246–250 |
| Gopher Broke | 251–255 |
| Conflict Nola | 256–260 |
Space Angel in other media
Alex Toth drew a Space Angel six-page story for children's magazine Jack & Jill in 1963 to promote the Space Angel cartoon.
The episode "The Gladiators" was featured on Cinema Insomnia.
On July 29, 2008, VCI Entertainment released a DVD that contained nine Space Angel stories.
