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Superstretch & Microwoman 5:7:24 8.21 AM
- 2024/05/07
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Art by: Gail Nobles
Superstretch and Microwoman are fictional shape-shifting, husband and wife crime-fighting cartoon characters. They are a husband and wife crime fighting team. They were shown as a segment of Tarzan and the Super 7 television series 1978-1980).
On the surface Chris and Christy Cross were just your average suburban couple. But when they sprang into action, Chris could take virtually any shape (such as a plane, a robot, a rubber ball, a perfect double of a villain, etc.). Christy could, as her name implied, shrink to microscopic size. Frequently tagging along on their adventures was their little dog, Trouble. The duo was a new concept for superhero cartoons in that they were the first African-American man/woman duo, and that they did not change into superhero costumes when the need to use their powers came, or adopt a "secret identity", simply wearing ordinary clothes.
I see listed 11 episodes of the cartoon listed from 1978. Maybe somebody will make new episodes for the cartoon or maybe even a movie.
I'm Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Ebonliner.
Superstretch and Microwoman are fictional shape-shifting, husband and wife crime-fighting cartoon characters. They are a husband and wife crime fighting team. They were shown as a segment of Tarzan and the Super 7 television series 1978-1980).
On the surface Chris and Christy Cross were just your average suburban couple. But when they sprang into action, Chris could take virtually any shape (such as a plane, a robot, a rubber ball, a perfect double of a villain, etc.). Christy could, as her name implied, shrink to microscopic size. Frequently tagging along on their adventures was their little dog, Trouble. The duo was a new concept for superhero cartoons in that they were the first African-American man/woman duo, and that they did not change into superhero costumes when the need to use their powers came, or adopt a "secret identity", simply wearing ordinary clothes.
I see listed 11 episodes of the cartoon listed from 1978. Maybe somebody will make new episodes for the cartoon or maybe even a movie.
I'm Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Ebonliner.