Anderson Entertainment, run by Gerry Anderson's son Jamie Anderson, previously published Moonbase Alpha Technical Operations Manual by Chris Thompson and Andrew Clements (2021), and the novelisation Maybe There - The Lost Stories from Space: 1999 (2022), as well as numerous T-shirts and other clothing, and even a jigsaw puzzle(2021). For other Anderson series they had published comic anthologies.
Anderson Entertainment, UK, June 2023, £39.99
336 pages (not numbered), hardcover, 304 x 196 x 25 mm
ISBN 978 19145 2234 5
Adaption by Andrew E.C. Gaska
This is a reprint of the trade paperback To Everything That Was published by Blam in 2013.
This has a new cover (an adaption of the Chantrell Destination Moonbase Alpha poster by Chandra Free, previously used on Blam's Space: 1999 Classic No.11). There is a foreword by Dayton Ward. The cover gallery at the back has full-page art. At the end is a new 8-page section, "The Series That Almost Was", describing how Blam would have continued the series with 7 further books. It doesn't cover plots (which might still be published) but gives character profiles and art, with old characters (Bergman and Maya appear), new characters and aliens.
Back-cover:
September 13th, 1999 - when an atomic accident causes the Moon to be blown out of orbit and hurled into the unknown, the survivors of the lunar base stationed there launch towards their destiny - and adventures - across the stars!
Set in the continuity of-the original series, Space: 1999 - To Everything That Was fills in the gap between the first and second seasons as well offering a glimpse beyond the gothic science fiction television series Space: 1999, offering an exciting narrative of events that occurred "between the scenes".
This collection is a celebration of the Space: 1999 comics of yesteryear, reprinting the best of the Charlton Comics series and the British Look-in issues along with remastered and unpublished works by comic book legends such as Gray Morrow (Man-Thing, Tarzan, Buck Rogers), John Byrne (X-Men, Fantastic Four), Sanjulian (Vampirella, Creepy), Joe Staton (Green Lantern, Superboy), and more.
This new edition includes material left out of the 2013 release and offers fans a first-ever look at the un-produced Space: 1999 Season 3 graphic novel series by BLAM! Ventures.
The original 2013 Blam! trade paperback and the 2023 Anderson edition.
Additional content.
Anderson Entertainment, UK, September 2023, £29.99
184 pages (not numbered), hardcover, 304 x 196 mm
Adaption by Andrew E.C. Gaska
This is a reprint of the trade paperback Aftershock and Awe published by Blam in 2012. Originally scheduled for April 2023, it was postponed to August, then September.
Cover is from Aftershock #4 (October 2012).
Anderson Entertainment, UK, October 2023, £34.99
320 pages, hardcover, 304 x 228 mm
ISBN 978 19145 2259 8
Writer Shaqui Le Vesconte, editors Andrew Clements and Chris Dale.
Includes all the Look-In strips, plus The Worlds of Gerry Anderson and the Starcruiser strip, and Terrahawks.