Hotwing Hits Limbo (Rankin-Bass Productions, Lorimar Television)

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Rankin-Bass' follow-up to their successful Thundercats was this series about a team of human heroes in the 25th Century who were given metal bodies and hawk wings to stop organized crime in the... (more)

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Comments By: mr_atoz

This episode is the origin story for the ex-magician turned superhero. It seems that the Limbo Mob at times, was its own worst enemy.

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Hotwing Hits Limbo (1986) - SilverHawks Cartoon Episode Guide

Hotwing Hits Limbo: Rankin-Bass' follow-up to their successful Thundercats was this series about a team of human heroes in the 25th Century who were given metal bodies and hawk wings to stop organized crime in the Limbo galaxy.

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	SilverHawks Cartoon Episode Guide Rankin-Bass Productions, Lorimar Television Cartoon Characters: Steel Will, Cmdr. Stargazer, Hardware, Mon-star, Bluegrass, Pokerface, Quicksilver, Mumbo Jumbo, Timestopper, Steelheart, Melodia, Mo-Lec-U-lar, Hotwing, Wind Hammer, Seymour, Copper Kidd, Tally Hawk, Zeek the Beak, Mumbo Jumbo, Buzz Saw, Poker Face, Zero the Memory Thief. Voice Actors: Bob McFadden, Earl Hammond, Larry Kenney, Peter Newman, Maggie Wheeler, Doug Preis, Adolph Caesar. Produced By Arthur Rankin Jr, Jules Bass, Lee Dannacher.. Animated By Pacific Animation Corporation. Written By Peter Lawrence, Lee Schneider. First Aired on October 06, 1986. Originally Released in Syndication. Running Time: 30 minutes. Color U.S.A. Cast Your Vote Here! BCDB Rating: "Hotwing Hits Limbo" has not yet received enough votes to be rated. Social: Tweet Pin Post your Comments or Review
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