Starman Volume 2 Special Edition DVD

Actors/Artists: Junko Ikeuchi, Ken Utsui, Minako Yamada, Minoru Takada, Shoji Nakayama
Director: Akira Mitsuwa, Koreyoshi Akasaka, Teruo Ishii
Synopsis: He's back! Starman, "the creature made of the strongest steel," fights monsters, chases flying saucers, and defeats evil-minded aliens in two deliriously surreal mixes of science fiction, surprisingly moody photography, and wild superhero action! Wanting the Earth for themselves, scaly-skinned Salamander Men from the planet Koolamon begin eviction proceedings by assaulting humans with their radioactive breath, a space virus, high-decibel sound waves, a salamander nurse with a penchant for scaring kids, and most fiendish of all, a diabolical dance company! Thankfully the Emerald Planet sends Starman, their cosmic crusader in bulging tights, to stop the amphibious Invaders from Space. As expected, Mr. Starman turns from peace-loving-alien-and-friend-of-children-everywhere into a frenzied karate machine out to kick reptile butt! Then Starman worries that nuclear radiation may "poison outer space" and tries to stop the country of Magolia from becoming the Atomic Rulers of the world. But, uh oh, after wiping out a nest of Magolian agents (who all dress like film noir gangsters), Starman is rudely arrested for murder! Worse, a Magolian nuclear weapon is stolen--by a bunch of little boys! Double wow.
Product Features:
Year: 1965
Length: 151 minutes
Rating: Not Rated
Audio Format: Mono
Screen Format: Unknown
16x9: Unknown
Color: B&W
Region Code: Unknown
Original Languages: Not included
English Dubbed: Mono
Other Languages: None
Subtitles: None
Special Features:
Prince Planet tackles an army of Giant Tunnites in an exciting TV episode of the "Prince Planet" Cartoon Show!; A Space Vampire and his pet Blob attack Earth and battle a pre-teen Superhero in the Homemade Short Subject "Mercury Amazing vs. Vampyrum" Join Art Baker and Dr. C.H. Cleminshaw on a tour of our lunar neighbor in the Science-Fact Short Subject "Exploring the Moon" Get a Cartoon Peek into the Future when a Mad Doctor learns all about flying cars, hell-cycles, and wristwatch radios in the Short Subject "Talking of Tomorrow Show More