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New Comic Book Series: "SPIDER-MAN & SPIDERBOY"

Featuring Peter Parker's adopted son, Billy Connors, a.k.a "Spider-boy".

Spider-boy is the new & current sidekick to Spider-Man from Marvel comics and was created by Dr. Frank Victor "Iceman" Beckles, Jr., & Nathaniel Lee, the son of "Spiderman" Creator- Stan "The Man" Lee.


SPIDER-BOY Background:

Crime Kingpin, Wilson Fisk creates Project Cadmus under the partnership of Norman Osborn, in an attempt to create another Super-Soldier, the Son of The Kingpin- Richard Fisk kidnapped Billy Connors, the adopted son of news photographer Peter Parker (who adopted Billy Connors, after his father Kurt Connors was killed during the "accidental" lab explosion); Spiderman later rescues Billy, but not before Richard Fisk gave him the new and improved Super Soldier formula, giving Billy all of the same powers as "Spider-man"!Soon Billy Connors emerges from Marvel Comics and into Dynamic Comics as a new superhero & sidekick to the Amazing Spider-man. The young boy immediately becomes good friends with Peter Parker. Billy swears that he will fight beside Spiderman, and face danger and make himself the center of attention so others wouldn't have to be, feeling he had been dismissed as just a boy when he was Kurt Connor's son. Inspired by his spider-like ability to walk on walls, he fashions a costume like his mentor- Spiderman, and calls himself Spider-Boy. Spider-Boy later is recruited by S.H.I.E.L.D., where he is given a special pistol called a "web-shooter", which fires strands of synthetic webbing. As a S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent, Spider-Boy is assigned to battle genetic monstrosities, Billy Connors becomes a photographer for Peter Parker's newspaper company, the Daily Bugle (where his adopted father is now the editor of Newspaper). Spider-Boy faces many perils as a new superhero, even facing off against "Black Cat" & "The Kingpin"! Now Spider-Boy faces his biggest adventure: marrying his high school sweetheart, Jane Osborn which happens to be pregnant with Billy's baby & having a son.

Billy Connors a.k.a. "Spiderboy" not only combines attributes of Spider-Man, but he is also a very formitable ally and superhero, not only just in the Marvel Comics Universe but also in Dynamic Comics!!!!


Powers:


Spider-Boy's primary power is the ability to redirect his own personal gravity, allowing him to shift the pull of gravity sideways and walk on walls. He can redirect it inward and boost his strength to superhuman levels, or lower his own gravity to leap higher and farther than a normal human. He supplements his abililty with a Web-Shooter, a pistol that fires streams of synthetic webbing for the purposes of entangling enemies, or firing web-lines to swing from.


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Comic Book Writers & Creators: Dr. Frank Victor Beckles, Jr., & Nathaniel Lee (The Son of Stan Lee)..
Published the first Ultraverse/Dynamic Comic Book Series on April 11, 2009


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Favorite Comic Book Series:

Birdman and the Galaxy Trio is an animated science fiction television series created by Alex Toth and produced by Hanna-Barbera. It debuted on NBC on September 9, 1967,and ran on Saturday mornings until September 6, 1969. The program consists of two segments: Birdman, depicting the adventures of a winged superhero powered by the sun, and The Galaxy Trio, centering around the exploits of three extraterrestrial superheroes. NBC ran two new segments of Birdman each Saturday, separated by a segment of The Galaxy Trio. In 2014, these legendary cartoon & classic tv series along with "Knight Rider", "S.W.A.T.", "Columbo", "Space Ghost", "Birdman & Birdboy", "The Six Million Dollar Man", "Lawman", "Kojak", "Gagston & Pope", "Starsky & Hutch", "Quincy", "Have Gun Will Travel", "The Getaway", "Wanted: Dead or Alive/The Tales of Josh Randall", "Bullitt", "Spiderman & Spiderboy", "The Fast & The Furious", "C.H.I.P's", "Rookies", "The Lone Ranger & Tonto", "The Cisco Kid", "The Rifleman", "Banacek", "Skipworth & Turner", "Timewalkers", "Firefighters & Aliens", and "Frank The Tank" has been published in DYNAMIC COMICS & Ultravese Comics, Comic book publishing companies by founders (father & son): Dr. Frank Victor Beckles, Jr., & Christian Alexander Beckles, and business partners; Sloan Griffin, Nathaniel Lee (Son of "Spider-man" creator- Stan Lee), Ralph Fletcher, Matt Chionaire & Alex Quinton Martinez.


Birdman (voiced by Keith Andes) - An ordinary human endowed by the sun god Ra (although this origin is only vaguely and briefly hinted at during the series; his real name is given as Ray Randall) with the ability to shoot solar rays from his fists and project "solar shields" to defend himself against attacks. He was recruited by a top-secret government agency, Inter-Nation Security, and now works full-time fighting crime, assisted by his eagle sidekick Avenger. In addition to the abilities he received from Ra, Birdman also possesses the power of flight, thanks to the giant wings which sprout from his back. His sole weakness is that he must periodically recharge his super powers through exposure to the sun’s rays. His trademark is his battle cry of "Biiiiirdman!!" when he goes into battle.
Falcon 7 (voiced by Don Messick) - Birdman's eye patch-wearing contact with Inter-Nation Security, and the person from whom Birdman typically receives his missions.
Birdboy (voiced by Dick Beals) - A sidekick for Birdman. The two first met when Birdman happened upon a shipwreck, of which Birdboy was the only apparent survivor. Since the boy was near death from exposure, Birdman transferred some of his own super energy to him, reviving him and giving powers similar to Birdman's, and he went on to aid him in several episodes. Birdboy (who is really the son of Birdman) lacks the natural feathered wings sported by Birdman, however, and is only able to fly with the assistance of the mechanical wings strapped to his back. He spends much of his time searching for his stepfather, who was lost in the wreck, but this was never resolved.

General Stone General Stone appears several times in Birdman with other military leaders, and tends to find himself on the receiving end of the villains' schemes.
Number One (voiced by Vic Perrin) - The leader of the sinister organization F.E.A.R. and Birdman's "number one" enemy. F.E.A.R. is behind many plots over the course of the series, frequently employing supervillains to perform nefarious tasks. The organization was seemingly defeated for good and its leader arrested in "The Wings of FEAR", but it occasionally resurfaced without any explanation.

Dr. Millennium (voiced by Hal Smith): A super-villain who appeared in "The Menace of Dr. Millennium", using a time-manipulating machine to commit crimes, and "The Revenge of Dr. Millennium", where he tried to exact his revenge on Birdman and take over the world from the past.
X the Eliminator: A mercenary hired by F.E.A.R. to eliminate Birdman. He is charged with bringing back Birdman's crest from his helmet as proof of his accomplishment.
Ringmaster: Agent of F.E.A.R.
Morto the Marauder: A criminal genius and evidently once a significant threat to the world, Morto twice escaped from prison with his mechanical know-how and wreaked havoc in "Morto the Marauder" and "Morto Rides Again".
Cumulus the Storm King: A supervillain who can control the weather.
Nitron The Human Bomb: A scientist who got the capabilities and powers of a chemical called NITRON. He is eager to join "F.E.A.R", for which Number One tells him to finish the atomic reactor, USS-CO-BOLT and Birdman but fails.
Mummer: A supervillain who is a master of disguise. Unlike most of his enemies, Mummer was able to escape from him thanks to his disguises.
Kiroff: A supervillain who was responsible for causing worldwide earthquakes.
Zardo: A supervillain who one time captured Avenger.
Constrictor: Dressed like a snake and has two boa constrictors as his pets, this supervillain captures Avenger and tries to use him in order to capture Birdman. Birdman finds Avenger and burns Constrictor's headquarters down. Constrictor realizes Birdman is too powerful to be defeated and manages to escape, Birdman never caught The Constrictor.
Reducto: A supervillain who wields a shrink ray. He uses this ray to demand money from Central City or he will shrink its size. After being defeated by Birdman, he is shrunken down to microscopic size.
Doctor Shark: A supervillain who fought Birdman underwater and had the face of a shark, but the body of a man. Birdman had to constantly regain his strength by battling Doctor Shark in small increments so that he did not lose his energy from being away from the sun. Doctor Shark was eventually defeated.
Hannibal the Hunter: A big game hunter who is determined to hunt down Birdman.
Mentok the Mind-Taker: Mentok has the ability to send cerebral messages to a person or animal to do his bidding. He uses this ability to get Birdman to steal missiles from the United States Government. He plans on using these missiles to start a war between two countries.
Dr. Freezoid: Dr. Freezoid has a weapon that can turn an entire city block into ice. He has a retreat in the North Pole. Birdman causes him to self-destruct his base of operations with his own weapons. In Birdman: The Legend of the Bird, he used to be president Calvin Coolidge but suffered a disease that caused him to be cold-blooded and him turning into an ice demon.
Deadly Duplicator: An old man with large glasses, Deadly Duplicator uses his glasses to create duplicates of the people that he zaps. Deadly Duplicator has full control over the twin and uses them to help him in his plans to take over the world, but of course is thwarted by Birdman.
Professor Nightshade: An Agent of F.E.A.R., he steals a solar box that has the power to send entire cities into a 4th dimension. Professor Nightshade traps Birdman and tries to use the solar box on him, but it reacts to Birdman differently: instead of sending Birdman into the 4th dimension it gives him energy to become strong. When Prof. Nightshade tries to use it again on him it reflects off of Birdman and Nightshade accidentally sends himself into the 4th dimension. Birdman then destroys the machine. He later appears as a witness
Chameleon: A scientist who created a transformation serum that gave him the ability to shapeshift into whatever he wants, whether it's people, animals, or even inanimate objects. In the end the serum in his body ran out and Birdman handed him over the police.
Moray of the Deep: Captain Moray abducts his seventh scientist. He forces them to develop a nuclear reactor. Birdman disguises himself as a scientist and gets abducted by Moray, but Moray knew it was him and a great battle ensues. Birdman is then captured for real. He sends a signal to Birdboy to find him. As Birdman is about to enter a nuclear reactor (which should have killed him) his energy is instead restored. Thus ending the villainy of Captain Moray.
Aliens of the Purple Moss: These were aliens who came to earth to take it over. Fortunately Birdman was informed and stopped the aliens in a heated battle.
The Brain Thief: A mad scientist named Doctor Shado captures four other scientists and tries to steal the information in their minds.
Dr. Mentaur: A scientist who turned a woman into Birdgirl through hypnosis, a super serum, and some metal wings. Eventually he was defeated and Birdgirl became normal again.
Birdgirl: Created by Dr. Mentaur through hypnosis, a super serum, and some metal wings Birdgirl was created. She was an aerialist before she met Dr. Mentaur. While under hypnosis, she was used to defeat Birdman. While captured, Birdman tricked her into letting him go outside as a last request. Regaining his strength from the sun, this allowed Birdman to defeat Dr. Mentaur and save Birdgirl (she & Birdman happens to be the real parents of Birdboy).
The Incredible Magnatroid This was a robot created by a scientist to destroy Birdman.
Medusa: Aka "The Empress of Evil" captures the Prince of the Maja Raja and then captures Birdman. The Prince gives Birdman a diamond from his turban that he says came from the sun god, Ra. After giving it to Birdman, Birdman is able to regain his strength and defeat Medusa.
Spyro: Head of a master spy syndicate, he hijacked the atomic city supply train to do some evil bidding.
Dr. Claw: He is a scientist that used an Ant serum to inject his creation Ant Ape. When he injects his robot creation the Ant Ape becomes super strong and nearly unstoppable, but Birdman defeats them. NOTE: This Dr. Claw is much different from the one in Inspector Gadget.
The Speed Demon: A convicted felon already put away by Birdman retaliates by creating a potion that gives him super speed. He runs around stealing money and jewels from various places. He then realizes that with his new power he cannot be defeated. Speed Demon captures Birdman and almost defeats him, but Birman comes out on top. In the end Speed Demon's speed causes his aging process to speed up rapidly and he becomes an old man, losing the battle.
Vulturo: Dr. Vult is an evil scientist who made a vulture-like costume to combat Birdman. He appeared in two episodes of Birdman and the Galaxy Trio: in "Vulturo, Prince Of Darkness", where he was hired by F.E.A.R. to destroy Birdman, and "Return Of Vulturo", in which he tried to exact his revenge. Like many other characters .
Murro -the Marauder: This evil villain can commandeer the shadows of unsuspecting victims. Although the episode title card identifies the character as Murro, he is referred to "Murko" throughout the segment.


The Galaxy Trio is a group of three extraterrestrial superheroes, Vapor Man, Meteor Man, and Gravity Girl, who patrol space in their cruiser Condor One maintaining order and fighting evildoers in the name of the Galactic Patrol law enforcement agency. The ship was equipped with a "displacer" very similar to the transporter device on Star Trek, which was a contemporary show, that is now being considered for an upcoming hollywood action movie, along with "Birdman & Birdboy".

Vapor Man (voiced by Don Messick) - He has the ability to transform part or all of his body into gaseous form (a power shared by at least some residents of his home planet of Vaporus), enabling him to fly, escape from physical bonds, and squeeze through very small spaces, as well as producing various forms of "vapor" (such as "freeze vapor") from his hands.
Meteor Man (voiced by Ted Cassidy) - A native of the planet Meteorus. Meteor Man is distinguished by his ability to increase or decrease the size of any part of his body. He gains superhuman strength in any limb that he chooses to enlarge.
Gravity Girl (voiced by Virginia Eiler) - She has the ability to bend the laws of gravity to her will, allowing her to fly and lift very heavy objects with her mind. The daughter of the king of the planet Gravitas, she left her luxurious home and life of privilege at an early age to fight crime with the Galactic Patrol and was subsequently assigned to the Galaxy Trio team, with whom she has served ever since.


Chief: A man referred to only as "Chief" is a recurring character in Galaxy Trio. He fulfills a similar role to that of Falcon 7 in Birdman.

Birdman appeared in issues 1 through 7 (April 1968-October 1969) of the Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes comic book, published by Gold Key Comics, and now by new Comic Book Publishing Companies: ULTRAVERSE COMICS & DYNAMIC COMICS. He is joined in issues with his son & sidekick "Birdboy", "Space Ghost" & his son "Jace", and The Galaxy Trio (their first appearance together in comic books).

In 1997, he was also featured in issue #5 of DC Comics' Cartoon Network Presents: Toonami comic book series.

In 2015 Dynamic Comics helped produce video games based on their best Comic Book Titles: F.E.A.R., BIRDMAN & BIRDBOY, THE BIONIC MAN, SPIDERBOY, & STARSKY & HUTCH which is currently getting a lot of exposure for excited Gamers!!!


Chris Beckles (The Son of Dr. Frank V. Beckles, Jr.) is also a professional Gamer.. And Christian's Grandfather is the renown civil rights pioneer (Rev. Franklyn V. Beckles, Sr.)!!!


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