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Private Notes
When the spaceship Starduster visits the moon with the crew of Scott, Crystal and Taurus, they have no idea what life forms they are about to discover.
Professor Mace is more than a little surprised when identities and abilities of the little people come to light.
Scott McCloud, an agent for the Earth Bureau of Investigation, leads us on another thrilling space adventure as he captains the spaceship Starduster. Joining him on the flight are Taurus (mechanics wizard), Crystal (electronics genius), and Professor Mace (Crystal’s father, who is the head of the base station Evening Star.
Things get a little frightening aboard the spaceship Starduster, when a power failure threatens the lives of everyone aboard.
The crew takes a survey ship to a moon with strange gravity.
In this episode, we are provided reasons behind the dual identity of Scott McCloud (aka Space Angel).
The crew battles Anthenian gladiators over a beryllium moon.
"Nothing is ever what it seems to be" is the lesson learned in this episode, as the crew of the spaceship Starduster gets more than they bargain for while exploring the light barrier.
In this episode, Scott McCloud and the crew of the spaceship Starduster encounter a being who is bent on playing God.
Scott McCloud (aka Space Angel) and the gang must race for survival when visiting a planet that is battling a mass exile.
Johnny Kendall invents an antigravity saucer. Criminals try to steal it.
Planets collide, destroying a solar system.
A cook accidentally launches a freighter carrying megatomic bombs.
Asteroid Eros erupts and changes orbit, endangering planets.
Crystal and others are marooned on high-gravity Prometheus.
More of a spaceship rally than a serious contest, the gang joins in much to the chagrin of fellow competitor, Crater Eddie.
