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By 2018, J.J. Hackensack was still directing the films, and even recruited Fishook to reprise her role as Spacela. The newest installment enjoyed a wildly successful opening and crushed [[Dark Invasion|Frenzy and Rumble's action film]] in the box office. {{storylink|Starscream: The Movie (comic)|Starscream: The Movie}} | By 2018, J.J. Hackensack was still directing the films, and even recruited Fishook to reprise her role as Spacela. The newest installment enjoyed a wildly successful opening and crushed [[Dark Invasion|Frenzy and Rumble's action film]] in the box office. {{storylink|Starscream: The Movie (comic)|Starscream: The Movie}} | ||
==See also== | |||
* [[Star Wars]] | |||
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Revision as of 02:23, 11 March 2018
Space Battle is a popular science-fiction film series, created and directed by J.J. Hackensack.
Fiction
IDW Robots in Disguise comic
A 3-D theme park ride built to commemorate the seventh installment in the series was one of the newest attractions at Fun-A-Rama. It was nearly destroyed by Flamefeather, who mistook it for a genuine spaceship. Fire, When Ready!
IDW Generation 1 continuity
In the original Space Battle films, which opened at some point before 1984, Karen Fishook played the character "Queen Spacela." Starscream: The Movie Also on the set was test pilot-turned-stuntman Richard Ruby. During his time filming the picture, he worked with Soloman Galt to develop a personal jetpack system, which he eventually turned into a custom suit of armor, becoming the heroic "Bulletman." Bulletman profile
By 2018, J.J. Hackensack was still directing the films, and even recruited Fishook to reprise her role as Spacela. The newest installment enjoyed a wildly successful opening and crushed Frenzy and Rumble's action film in the box office. Starscream: The Movie
