ON
SCREEN
At
the present time there's very little evidence of
HOVERBOY'S many forays into motion pictures and
television.
Below are stills and clips from what I've been
able to lay my hands on. Click on the image for more info.
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Produced in cooperation with the House UnAmerican Activities Committe (HUAC). Hoverboy fights a never ending battle against Commies trying to subvert American values! Produced on a horribly low budget, this show is notorious for its limited animation. |
This film from 1947 was produced for theatrical release, but found popularity on television throughout the early days of television. |
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Recently discovered pre-Hoverboy cartoon from the 1920's, which may have proven as inspiration to Stark 10 years later when he created Hoverboy. |
Bland, poorly done live action Hoverboy staring Alex Boothby. Very much in the same vein as Filmation's "Captain Marvel" and the Kroft's "Land of the Lost". |
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Unfortunately
named Hoverboy puppet show staring Orval Allen. Another puppet,
a poorly stereotyped Native American named "Chief" also
appears. |
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Produced
in cooperation with the House UnAmerican Produced
on a horribly low budget, this show is notorious Through
an anonymous source I've managed to get my |
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Bland, poorly done live action Hoverboy staring Alex Boothby. Very much in the same vein as Filmation's "Captain Marvel" and the Kroft's "Land of the Lost". Only Hoverboy show produced within my lifetime. Just some screencaps from an old VHS copy I had. Click for images. |