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Space: 1999 Resurrection [Paperback]

William Latham (Author)
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  • Paperback: 146 pages
  • Publisher: lulu.com (18 Mar 2011)
  • ISBN-10: 1458370623
  • ISBN-13: 978-1458370624
  • Product Dimensions: 17.4 x 10.6 x 1.2 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
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A terrifying force from the past returns to haunt Moonbase Alpha! At long last, the reprint of the out-of-print Resurrection, the very first Powys Media Space: 1999 novel, officially licensed by ITV.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book is set between Series One and Series Two. It has all the familiar characters from the first season. The story is a follow up to one of the more exciting episodes, that sees the crew encounter an old enemy.The book is superb and amazingly accurate in re-capturing the true nature of the series and of the characters. This book is in a league of its own. Also checkout 'The Forsaken'
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Space 1999 Resurrected 15 Feb 2003
By "martin1999" - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
This is the first a series of books based on the 1970s series Space 1999. It has a wonderful foreword by Johnny Byrne, the screenwriter who wrote many of the original episodes. That the book is a sequel to one of Byrne's episodes, End Of Eternity, should reassure the fans that the spirit of the series is preserved. Author William Latham perfectly captures the characters and atmosphere of the show.

Coming to the series as self-confessed newbie, not a fan, Latham is not afraid of taking the story and characters in fresh directions. We get new depths and new dimensions to Koenig and Balor, with gripping psychological twists. The exploration of absolute power and immortality is both thoughtful and exciting. The horror themes of the original episode are skilfully developed, much darker than television could ever attempt. Yet this is still emotionally true to the characters.

I recommend this book very highly. If you're not a Space 1999 fan, you discover an absorbing science fiction horror story with solid character development. If you are a fan, you'll see the universe you recognise taken to fascinating new directions.

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
A worthy sequal to an excellent episode. 8 May 2003
By Brian Jones - Published on Amazon.com
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This book is the sequal to "End of Eternity" episode from season 1 of Space 1999. The book answers a lot of questions from the original episode, such as: What made Baylor immortal? What was his home world like? Why was he so evil? How long was he on the asteroid? And so on. I liked the book a lot. It was steep [monetarily], but worth it for me. A very interesting and fun read!
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Space: 1999 Returns! 24 Mar 2003
By Phillip Merkel - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
The new line of Space 1999 books is something more than what's come before, taking advantage of the stasis Space 1999 has been in for the last 25 years. The opportunity is there to capitalize on all the what if's left dangling in the series, to fill in some blanks and to get people asking some new questions.

The series starts off strong with William Latham's Resurrection, a short tightly plotted thriller that takes advantage of Space 1999's gothic horror legacy. A few things are added here and there to our Moonbase in the Latham work, most obvious is the meaty role given to Victor Bergman who gets to shine throughout the story. A few horrific elements are thrown in and we get to take a walk into the mind of the series most disturbing
character, Balor. The Balor character builds on what was already shown in the original episode, End of Eternity and he once again wrecks havoc in the halls of Moonbase Alpha. Full of style with a couple of surprises, Resurrection was a great read for me and even more for my friends who read through the book never having seen the episode it's based on. Most of all I enjoyed the sense of "place" within the story. The beginning exposition where Latham takes the reader through space finally into Main Mission, describing the events of the Breakaway in clever fashion, "The final revolution" is my favorite part breaking the long silence of 25 years between the series end and this new series of books. Latham was the right writer to do the first book in this new line of Space 1999 original novels.

I'm looking forward to the upcoming books in this series!

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