I wanted somewhere to put this Jonny Quest stuff, but that feels like too narrow a thread topic.

Watching some episodes in the background while I work... man, the clarity on HBO Max is amazing. Crystal clear resolution.

I guess this has been around since 2011, so it's old news, but man -- this is some nice stop motion. Incredibly slick.

Not sure where else to put this, but worth a watch (or a rewatch if you've already seen it).

Doesn't seem like the other "FutureQuest" shows are available to stream, unfortunately -- Herculoids, Mightor, Space Ghost, Birdman, etc.

On a related note, here's this documentary on the life of Alex Toth --

The guy Doug Wildey based Race on, Jeff Chandler --

Some retro action figures were made. Too bad they didn't have these for the kiddos in the 60s.








And I'm surprised to see McFarlane Toys made one as well, though this is more like a statue.

Wow, this dude created his own Jonny Quest comic (available for free) and the art is incredible! Unfortunately, the image size is pretty small.

https://stormerbrooks.com/free-comic-to-read.html

And finally, some Doug Wildey art.

Artists love Tarzan!

Huge Quest fan, along with Space Ghost and Herculoids.
Own complete dvd sets of all 3.
Thinking about upgrading to Blu-ray once I move.
Jonny Quest really holds up well.
Surprised one of the streaming services hasn’t licensed s live action series.

Steve Rude has done a Jonny Quest story.

I have a fairly rare collected edition of Doug Wildey's Rio. It's an awesome western comic he did for Eclipse in the mid 80s.

Jonny Quest is great fun.

I have that Rio book.

It's pretty rare. I think me and Marcus have the only two copies.

Is that the IDW collection? There are various Rio graphic novels published by Comico, Marvel and Dark Horse, all of which are collected in the IDW edition along with previously unreleased material.

Steve Rude,Brad Bird,and others geeking out on the show.



A commercial from the show.

Yes.

I have an old Comico (I think) issue of "Rio." The story with "Johnny Hardluck." Doug Wildey was a fine artist.

Whoever did that fan "Jonny Quest" comic above must have been channeling him.

Truth nugget: Alex Toth did some character designs for Jonny Quest. He did more on Space Ghost and Herculoids, but he first came to Hanna Barbara because he was doing work on Jonny Quest.

Dave Stevens did some covers for the Comico Jonny Quest series.
Issues 3,4, and 5.