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UltraForce
Ultraforce
Beginning date October 15, 1995
End date December 31, 1995
Number of Episodes 13
Episodes
Writers Martha Moran
Eric Luke
Dennis O'Flaherty
Doug Booth
Richard Mueller
Bob Forward
Dennis M. Fresco
Len Wein
Robert N. Skir
Marty Isenberg
Producers Joseph Calamari
Garry Gittelsohn
Andy Heyward
Michael Maliani
Gregory B. Payne
Scott Mitchell Rosenberg
Scott Thomas
Kim Rawl
Original Channel USA Network
Previous Series Spider-Man
Next Series The Incredible Hulk

UltraForce is a 1995 television series based on the superhero team appearing in Malibu Comics.

Story[]

Ultras... Once ordinary people, now super-human, spread terror across the globe. Enemies of peace include Rune, Lord Pumpkin, and Sludge. The U.S. government forms a team led by Hardcase, first Ultra to publicly reveal himself, to protect the public from terrorist Ultras. Super-strong Prime. Topaz, warrior queen. Armored Prototype. Undead Ghoul, and mysterious Contrary. They are The UltraForce.

Background[]

UltraForce was produced by DIC Entertainment and Bohbot Entertainment.

A toyline based on the series was made by Lewis Galoob Toys, Inc.

Episodes[]

The series lasted one season consisting of thirteen episodes.

  • Episodes

Cast[]

Actor Role(s)
Andrew Jackson Prime
Amos Crawley Kevin Green
Alyson Court Pixx/Penny Burka
Catherine Disher Topaz
Rod Wilson Hardcase/Thomas Hawke
Peter Wildman Ghoul/Jonathan Martin
Rino Romano Prototype/Jimmy Ruiz
Janet-Laine Green Contrary
Rick Bennett Sludge
Nicole Oliver Veil/Marjorie Fredericks
Graham Haley Luther Silk
Sally Cahill Rita
Patrick Chilvers DJ Blast/Jamal Blass
Lorne Kennedy Atalon
Boneyard
Shannon Lawson Whitney Richards
Kristina Nicoll Gazma
Jeff Max Nicholas Marcello
Toby Proctor Mosh
Amos Crawley Squidge
Pork
David Fox Abazel
Tamara Gorski ElectroCute/Candy
Susan Roman Dawn Parker
Camilla Scott Chrysalis
Chuck Shamala Roger Tremayne
Murray Cruchley Newscaster
Norm Spencer Grenade
John Stocker Stanley Leland
Stuart Stone Pistol
Sunny Besen Thrasher Ultra Pork
Katie Griffin Kelly Cantrell
Tom Harvey Samuels
Dan Hennessey Rayder
David Hewlett Spectral
Maurice Dean Wint Rune
Bruce Tubbe Duey
Marlow Vella Eric Montrose
Chris Wiggins Dr. Gross
Jaimz Woolvett Headknocker
Shirley Douglas Nurse
Philip Akin Hector
Robert Bockstael Russell Green
Jameosn
Eve Crawford Ruth Green
Jesse Collins Nightman/John Domino
David Keeley Atom Bob/Robert Hardin
Diane D'Aquila Jimmy's Mom
Richard Yearwood Zip-Zap
Michael Fletcher Lord Pumpkin
Andrew Jackson Ultra Squidge
Sally Cahill Additional Voices
John White Additional Voices
Patrick Chilvers Additional Voices
Jeffrey Max Nicholls Additional Voices
John White Additional Voices
Chuck Shamata Additional Voices
David Keeley Additional Voices
Max Piersig Additional Voices

Crew[]

Name Position(s)
Scott Thomas Executive Producer
Joe Calamari Executive Producer
Scott Mitchell Rosenberg Executive Producer
Gary Gittelsohn Executive Producer
Andy Heyward Executive Producer
Gregory Payne Executive Producer
Marty Isenberg Writer
Robert N. Skir Writer
Martha Moran Writer
Dennis O'Flaherty Writer
Doug Booth Writer
Bob Forward Writer
Diane M. Fresco Writer
Steve Gerber Writer
Eric Luke Writer
Richard Mueller Writer

Cancelled Spin-Off[]

According to Steve Englehart via his personal website the two-part finale of UltraForce, "Everything That Rises Must Converge" and "Jumpin' at the Boneyard", was intended to be a backdoor pilot for a Strangers animated series. However, plans for the Strangers series were cancelled following Marvel Comics purchase of Malibu Comics.[1]

Referneces[]

  1. The Strangers 1 at Steve Englehart Official Website

External Links[]

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