Flying photos from pilot

[MelMac]

Christopher Folino, who created the comic Sparks, and William Katt helped produce (and played Matanza in the filmed version of it) posted this today. From the Sparks the Movie Facebook page:

"The Greatest Flashback Monday!
Check out some behind the scenes photos from the Greatest American Hero TV show!
These are super rare, William Katt himself has never seen them before!
We stumbled upon these photos from a friend who saw them posted on andyromanoff.zenfolio.com/thelouma.
So lets all thank Andy for snapping these!
And yes William Katt is the coolest badass in the free world!"

Link below:

andyromanoff.zenfolio.com/thelouma

You'll have to scroll down a little ways to see the photos - but they're clearly from the pilot.

They're actually pretty good photos for 1981 film camera action shots.

[Videofox]

Love 'em!

Gotta get me one of those...

[MelMac]

Vid, if you want the comics (well graphic novel now) they're available on Amazon, and I think for $7.50. They DO fit the term "Graphic Novel" in some aspects but the storyline itself is quite good.

I can't say much though - I have two comics signed by Katt, with one of them signed by the drawer of the comic (there's a LONG story there, but won't go into detail), and one of them additionally signed by Christopher Folino, Clint Howard, and Ashley Bell - or the producer/creator of the comic, as well as the reporter and Lady Heavenly in the movie version of the comic book (also quite good - I met them, Katt and Folino at a special showing in Katy, Texas a little more than a year ago).

[Videofox]

Actually I was referring to the Louma flying camera rig in the photos...but thanks.

[Maxwell - F.B.I.]

SO cool.

Thanks for posting!

[MelMac]

You're welcome. I wish it was a little busier here than it's been the past year or so.

It's kind of funny when I finally get to meet William Katt as well as Clint Howard and a couple of other folks at a showing of "Sparks" last year it's quiet here so I can't really say much.