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HEROES FOR HIRE: The 1970s POWER MAN AND IRON FIST Show We All Wanted
HOPE YOU LIKE IT: The Art of DAKOTA ALEXANDER…
Wocka-chicka, wocka-chicka, wocka-chicka, wocka-chicka — damn, man, you can just hear the theme song, right?
Dig Dakota’s take on the 1970s Heroes for Hire TV show that should have been:
Or maybe you prefer this version:
Whattya think — Jan Michael Vincent and Fred Williamson? Seems right to me. On ABC, of course.
Would have been a hit, for sure.
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Want more of THE ART OF DAKOTA ALEXANDER? Come back next week!
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MORE
— SPIDER-MAN 2099’s BRAND NEW DAY: Some Things Never Change. Click here.
— YOU’RE A WONDER, WONDER MAN: The 1970s Comic Book Series You Always Wanted. Click here.
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DAKOTA ALEXANDER is an American artist living in Japan. He’s worked on many projects, such as The Liberty Brigade, The Masters, Charon 13, and G.H.O.S.T. Agents. His latest is his love letter to Bronze Age superhero-horror comics, The Hunter, which is now available at his Etsy, Drums of the Serpent.
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