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Starlog Issue 189

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Communications**
* **Booklog**
* **Videolog**
* **Fan Network**
* **Tribute**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Jack McGee, Space Ranger:** It's a Tough Job, But Somebody Has to Do It in This Cosmos
* **The Magic Man:** Looking Back, Larry Brody Conjures Up Toon Treks
* **Man Out of Time:** In the Present, Dale Midkiff Tracks Down Future Criminals
* **Academy Days:** Harve Bennett Explains Why He Never Taught At Starfleet
* **Once More with Aliens:** Colonial Marines Are Out There in Space, Screaming Again
* **Deep Thoughts:** They're Sitting Where No One Has Gone Before
* **Computer Print-Out:** Hattie Hayridge Gets Disembodied While On Board *Red Dwarf*
* **Fires in the Sky:** Now, It's a Close Encounter for Terminating Star Robert Patrick
* **Me & Q & a Borg Named Hugh:** They All Exist in Rene Echevarria's Holodeck Word Processor
* **Rocket Wrangler:** Arthur Batanides Ventured to SF's Outer Limits & Back Again
* **Classified Information**
* **Body Snatcher:** When Screenwriter Nicholas St. John Sleeps, the Invasion Begins
* **Opening *Doorways*:** Unlock These Doors to Discover Other Worlds Elsewhere
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 83

## Overview

* **Science Fiction/Fantasy Classic #18:** *Alien*
* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Space-Age Games & Computers:** In a World of Radical Change, "Think Small"
* **Star Trek III:** Robin Curtis Reveals How It Feels to Be the New "Mr." Saavik
* **David Gerrold:** The Resurrection of Solomon Short
* ***V* – The Conclusion:** We Visit the Set & Find the Inter-Species War May Not Be Over
* **Dr. Who's New Nemesis:** It's "The Daleks" – Nasty as Ever & Wreaking New Havoc
* **Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom:** Veteran Producer Frank Marshall Says "It's Not a Sequel!"
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Fan Scene:** Ann Crispin on *Trek* Novels & Movie Tie-Ins
* **Sheena:** Paul Aratow's Odyssey in Bringing the Jungle Queen to the Silver Screen
* **Kate Capshaw:** Indy's New Paramour is Set for Adventure
* **Fritz Leiber:** The Grandmaster of SF/Horror Fiction Reviews the State of the Art
* **Supergirl:** FX Wizard Derek Meddings is Convinced This Girl Will Fly
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 71

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Spotlight:** Judson Scott: "Khan Was My Father"
* **Never Say Never Again:** A Revealing Talk with the Producer of the "007 Film"
* **Michael Billington:** His Fans Remember Him as Paul Foster on *UFO*
* **Star Trek Props:** Designing Hardware For the Future
* **Space-Age Games:** Electronic Time Traveling
* **Dan O'Bannon:** A Candid Conversation About His Latest Blockbuster, *Blue Thunder*
* ***V*:** Aliens Invade TV for 4 Hours & 13 Million Dollars
* **Cover Story: Carrie Fisher:** Princess Leia is All Grown Up & Full of Surprises
* **Richard Marquand:** The Director of *Jedi* Knows All – But Will He Tell?
* **Soaring:** On the Nature of Heroes
* **Dinosaur Tales:** Bradbury's Latest Illustrated Treat
* **Something Wicked This Way Comes:** Director Jack Clayton on Adapting Bradbury
* **Octopussy:** Touring the Set of Bond's Next Adventure
* **L.A. Offbeat:** What Will Roger Corman Do Now?
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 74

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **That "007" Look – Part 1:** A Fascinating Interview with Title Designer Maurice Binder
* **Never Say Never Again:** Writer Lorenzo Semple Talks About the "Other" Bond Film
* **L.A. Offbeat:** Molly Ringwald's Spacehunter Experiences
* **A Matter For Men: Part 3:** David Gerrold's New Novel, with Illustrations By Alex Nino
* **Return of the Jedi:** Behind-the-Scenes with Creature Creators Joe Johnston & Phil Tippett
* **WarGames:** An Exclusive Inside Look
* **Space-Age Games:** Noah's Ark-Cade & Other Tales
* **Jaws 3-D:** Sharks Alive! This Time There's No Escape!
* **Malcolm McDowell:** A Charming Chat with *Blue Thunder*'s Baddie
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Spacehunter's Michael Ironside:** Every Overdog Has His Day
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 85

## Overview

* **Science Fiction Classic #19:** *Blade Runner*
* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Conan the Destroyer:** Director Richard Fleischer Takes Us Behind-the-Scenes of This Savage Sequel
* **Jeff Goldblum:** He's a Cowboy-Adventurer & the Newest Member of "Team Banzai"
* **Le Dernier Combat:** A French Post-Apocalyptic Vision
* **Jim Henson:** Muppeteering is Not Only Fun For This Filmmaker, It Also Keeps Him Young!
* **David Gerrold:** In Search of Harlan Ellison
* **Star Trek III:** Dame Judith Anderson on Resurrecting Spock as Vulcan Priestess T'Lar
* **Gremlins:** Actor William Schallert & Joe Dante Have Fun with Little Critters
* **The Philadelphia Experiment:** An On-the-Set Report From Stewart Raffill's New SF-Thriller
* **Ghostbusters:** Producer/Director Ivan Reitman Enjoys the Ghoulish Antics of His Favorite Meatballs
* **2010:** Peter Hyams Allows a Sneak Peek at the Upcoming Sequel to SF's Best Film
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Space-Age Games & Computers**
* **Robert Zemeckis:** Having Romanced the Stone, He Prepares to Illuminate *The Shadow*
* **The Last Starfighter:** Young Lance Guest Explains Why He's Not a Hero
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
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Electrokinesis

**Electrokinesis** is the bionic ability/superpower to manipulate, control, and
generate electricity.

## Strengths

The main strength of Electrokinesis is that the user can manipulate, control, and generate thousands of volts of electricity to attack their opponent, thus temporarily stunning them.

## Drawbacks

Electrokinesis can often be uncontrollable and may target the wrong person.

## Users

* Roman
* Skylar Storm
* Scarlett
* Bree Davenport

## Appearances

* The List (Roman)
* The Intruder (Skylar)
* The Rock (Skylar)
* Home Sweet Home (Scarlett and Skylar)
* Sheep-Shifting (Skylar)
* The Attack (Bree)

## Also Called

* Electricity Manipulation
* Flashlight Hands
Starlog Issue 84

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **The Last Starfighter**
* **1984: "It's Orwell & Good":** Cartoonist/Commentator Howard Cruse Puts the Year in Historical Perspective
* **Leonard Nimoy: Directing Trek:** *The Search for Spock* From Both Sides of the Camera
* **L.A. Offbeat:** Actor Marc Singer on *V*, TV & the Martial Arts
* **Gremlins:** Phoebe Cates Reveals Her Experience Starring in Joe Dante's Fun – But Scary – Film
* **David Gerrold:** A Tribute to the Master: Robert Heinlein
* **Anniversary Contents:** This Special 32-Page Section Features a Media Review of the Year, Fan Activities, Donald Duck, Tarzan, Han Solo's Defrosting, *The Temple of Doom* & Much More!
* **Fan Scene:** The First Official STARLOG Festival
* **Buckaroo Banzai:** Screenwriter MacRuch Exposes Us to the "Lepers of Saturn" & Other Good Stuff
* **Supergirl's Pal: Jimmy Olsen:** Marc McClure Talks About His Fourth Super-Flick & Explains That Blondes Have More Fun
* **Space-Age Games & Computers**
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Frank Oz:** Yoda, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, & Others Are All Parts of This Multi-Talented, Multi-Faceted Personality
* **Classified Information**
* **Firestarter Meets E.T.:** Nine-Year-Old Drew Barrymore Discusses Stephen King, Cute Aliens, Food Fights & Directing
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 91

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fantasy
* **David Gerrold:** Limericks to Laugh By
* **2010:** Russian-Born Elya Baskin Takes a Trip to Meet the Monolith
* **Monty Python: Part 1:** Now for Something Completely Different – The One & Only Group Which IS Science Fiction
* **Preview: The Stuff:** The Latest in Fast Food: If You Don't Eat It Fast, It Eats You!
* **Starman:** Charlie Martin Smith Helps a Perfect Being Return to the Stars
* **Cover Story: The Villains of *Dune*:** Ken McMillan Explains the Challenge of Being Obsessively Evil – Plus: Sting & Paul Smith
* **Chekov's Choice:** Walter Koenig Reveals the Events of *Trek III* & Ponders the Crew's Future
* **Runaway:** Director Michael Crichton Describes His Robotic SF Adventure
* **Preview: Otherworld:** Will Family-Oriented SF Make a Comeback on TV?
* **Fan Club Directory**
* **Disney's *Oz*:** Once Upon a Time, the Mouseketeers Shed Their Ears & Prepared to Follow the Yellow Brick Road
* **The Special Effects of *V*:** How Giant Saucers Came to Hover Over America's Great Cities
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 8

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries**
	+ Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction
	+ Fall SF-TV Preview
* **The Fly:** A Photo Review of the Classic SF Thriller
* **Interview: Harlan Ellison:** Science Fiction's Angry Man Spins Some Tales of Backstage Battles and Sounds Off on Some of His Favorite Gripes
* **State of the Art:** A Column of Opinion by David Gerrold
* **Future Conventions**
* **Star Trek Report:** A Fan News Column by Susan Sackett
* **1,000 Tickets to Space:** A NASA Space Authority Takes Us on a Tour of the Space Shuttle Enterprise and Explains How You Can Qualify to Travel Into Space
* **Star Wars:** Another Look at the War That is Winning Over the World and at the Stars of the War
* **Saturday Morning TV:** Why America Wakes Up Early on the Weekends
* **Kid Vid Show Guide:** Current (1976-77 Season) Saturday Morning SF Productions
* **Special Effects – Part III:** The Techniques of Model Animation are Explained with Photos from the Creations of Ray Harryhausen and Other Tabletop Gods
* **Classified Information**
* **Visions:** Setting Sail in Pursuit of Halley's Comet
Starlog Issue 198

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Communications**
* **Booklog**
* **Videolog**
* **Fan Network**
* **From the Bridge**
* **Grey Matters:** If They Only Had a Brain, What Would They Do Without It?
* **Intergalactic Mom:** June Lockhart is No Longer *Lost in Space*
* **"Get Me a Young Ted Raimi!":** He Keeps Communications Open on the *seaQuest*
* **Artist of Bronze:** James Bama Paints Legends of the West & Elsewhere
* **Detective Story:** When Possession's the Thing, Lindsey Frost Investigates
* **Deep Space Comics:** There's Another Generation of Graphic *Star Trek* Tales
* **The Traveler Returns:** This *Time Machine* Reunites Rod Taylor & Alan Young
* **Cockney Companion:** For Jackie Lane, Time in the TARDIS Was All Too Brief
* **Dreams For Sale:** At Auction, Anyone Can Buy a Piece of the SF Universe
* **Man From the Lost Planet:** Michael Fox's Long Career Has Been Touched By Fantasy
* **Classified Information**
Starlog Issue 77

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Space-Age Games:** Fantasy Role-Playing, Take 2
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Cover Story: The Right Stuff:** Director Phil Kaufman
* **Doctor Who Turns 20:** Tom Baker & Lis Sladen Wax Nostalgic in Exclusive Interviews
* **More *Cartoons of the Jedi***
* **Computer Animation:** Disney Studios Investigates the Next Step with a *Brave Little Toaster*
* **Brainstorm:** Creative Genius Doug Trumbull Speaks Candidly About His New SF Blockbuster
* **General Chuck Yeager:** The Man Who Broke the Sound Barrier Characterizes *The Right Stuff*
* **Scatman Crothers:** Even Outside The Twilight Zone Age is Just a State of Mind
* **I Remember Superman: Part 3**
* **L.A. Offbeat:** On the Set of *Deal of the Century*
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 95

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fantasy
* **My Science Project:** Screenwriter Jonathan Betuel Looks Back at *The Last Starfighter* & Ahead to His Next Teens & SF Project
* **Fan Network:** Including the Convention Calendar & Fan Club Directory
* **Explorers:** Producer Ed Feldman Provides a Sneak Peek at Another Amazing Teenage Adventure
* **David Gerrold:** "A Chip Off the Old Bloch"
* **L.A. Offbeat:** Merritt Butrick Lives It Up as Kirk's (Dead) Son
* **Cover Story: A View to a Kill:** Grace Jones is the Lovely But Deadly "May Day", and the Look of Bond Baddies Will Never Be the Same
* **A Visit to *Oz* – Part 2:** Cone to Disney's Oz-Travaganza & Meet Some Marvelous Creatures
* **Frank Ashmore of *V*:** When the Visitor Martin Was Killed, Fans Demanded – and Got – His Return
* **Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome:** A Trip Down Under to Report on the Macho Antics of Max as He Takes on Biker Berserkers...and Tina Turner
* **Doctor Who:** Mary Tamm Recalls Romana – More Than Just Another Companion
* **Cocoon:** Director Ron Howard's Story of Old Age & Alien Miracles Shapes Up in the Florida Sun
* **Future Life:** Featuring NASA's Plans for an Orbiting Space Station
* **Rutger Hauer:** An Actor Known for His Villainous Portrayals Creates a New Image as the Romantic Hero of *Ladyhawke*
* **Matthew Broderick:** The Trials, Tribulations & Daily Tortures of Making *Ladyhawke*
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 79

## Overview

* **Science Fiction Classic #14:** *War of the Worlds*
* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Cover Story: Knight Rider:** David Hasselhoff on Being a Hero & Talking to Cars
* **The Return of Doctor Who:** Jon Pertwee, "The Third Doctor", Speaks Candidly About Being Dr. Who & Its Effects on His Career
* **L.A. Offbeat:** Candy Clark Raps About Dangerous Driving & David Bowie
* **Space-Age Games:** "Byting" Into the Tree of Knowledge
* **Chesley Bonestell:** A Salute to the Father of Astronomical Art as He Turns 96
* **Irv Kershner:** A Controversial Director Does Post-Mortems On *Never Say Never Again* & The *Star Wars* Trilogy
* **Convention Report:** The 41st Annual World Science Fiction Con
* **Dennis Quaid:** Gordo Cooper Had *The Right Stuff* to Be an Astronaut, So Does His Portrayer
* **David Gerrold:** The Right Stuff: Film vs. Reality
* **Kevin McCarthy:** How Our Favorite "Body Snatcher" Ended Up in *The Twilight Zone*
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 87

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **McCoy Remembers:** DeForest Kelley Treks Down Memory Lane
* **Darth Vader Strikes Back!:** David Prowse Goes Public with His Lucasfilm Problems
* **HAL 9000 Revived:** Arthur C. Clarke & STARLOG Report Back From the Set of *2010*
* **L.A. Offbeat:** Meet Edward Andrews, Banker to *Gremlins*
* **Ghostmakers Busted!:** Creating the Ghostly Special FX for a Blockbuster Comedy
* ***Temple of Doom* Revisited:** Writers Gloria Katz & William Huyck Talk Trade Secrets & Tackle Criticism
* ***Dune* Set to Deliver:** Director David Lynch's Startling Vision for Transforming an SF Classic
* **Space-Age Games & Computers:** "Music, Music, Music"
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Team Banzai's Doubting Thomas:** Lewis Smith on Being "Perfect Tommy"
* **Comics Scene:** Sheena: The Origin of a Jungle Goddess
* ***A Matter for Men*:** Special Review by Marta Randall
* ***Last Starfighter* Meets the Challenge:** Director Nick Castle Creates a Star Warrior While Avoiding *Star Wars*
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 188

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Communications**
* **Videolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fan Network**
* **Pursing the Immortal:** Once, Years Ago, Don Knight Was Truly Out for Blood
* **From the Bridge**
* **Time Keeper:** Harve Bennett Makes *Trax* Into Timely Adventure
* **Comics of the Beast:** He Walks with Beauty in a New Four-Color Night
* **Newcomer Novels:** One Cop's Human, the Other, Not; They're Both Getting Booked
* **An Alien Abroad:** St. Louis is Still Home to the Human Side of Andreas Katsulas
* **The New Host:** Terry Farrell Discovers the Trill of It All on *Deep Space Nine*
* **A Merry Man Most Mad:** Somewhere in Sherwood Forest, Ray Winstone Acts Psychotic
* **Heavily Serious:** After All Those Years Being Nasty, Joseph Ruskin is Being Nice
* **Seriously Heavy:** After All Those Years Being Nice, Richard Moll Wants to Be Nasty
* **Forty Two, Of Course:** Douglas Adams Answers Your Questions About the Universe
* **Classified Information**
* **Call Him the Stranger:** He Isn't Really Doctor Who, But He Played Him on TV
* **Hologram Life:** On Board *Red Dwarf*, Chris Barrie Still Can't Touch Anything
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 89

## Overview

* **Fantasy Classic #21:** *Gremlins*
* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Fan Club Listings**
* **Space-Age Games:** In Praise of Adam
* **Riding Herd on *Buckaroo*:** Director W.D. Richter on Capturing the Ever-Expanding Mythos of Buckaroo Banzai
* **David Gerrold:** The Answer is "No." Now, as to the Question...
* **Cover Story: The Return of *V*:** Jane Badler is Diana – a Hungry Alien with Something to Prove
* **The Original *Sheena*:** Irish McCalla Reminisces About the Trials & Tribulations of Making a TV Jungle Adventure
* **2010:** Bob Balaban Tackles HAL-9000, Sequelizing a Classic, & Flying Like a Lead Brick
* **The 2nd Doctor Who:** Patrick Troughton on Turning the Time Lord Into a "Cosmic Hobo"
* **Dune:** Kyle MacLachlan's New Experiences as a Young Messiah
* **Supergirl:** Helen Slater Takes to the Air as a Kryptonian Superheroine
* **Terminator:** Director Jim Cameron Offers Insights Into Low-Budget Filmmaking & Androids From the Future
* **Starman:** Previewing John Carpenter's New SF Project About a Strange Alien in a Strange Land
* **Ewoks on TV:** Producer Tom Smith Brings the Lucas Magic Touch Home for the Holidays
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 203

## Overview

* **Medialog**
* **Gamelog**
* **Communications**
* **Videolog**
* **Audiolog**
* **Booklog**
* **Fan Network**
* **Driving Rod Serling:** Twenty Years Ago, One Fan Took the Detour Up Ahead
* **Master In Twilight:** Presented for Your Approval: A Final Portrait in Words
* **Where the Scripts Are:** Richard Matheson Explains Narratives Lost in Twilight
* **The Killer Smile:** On Board *seaQuest*, the Grin Belongs to Marco Sanchez
* **Mars Attacks Again!:** Earth's Destruction is Still in the Cards (& the Comics, Too)
* **The Hero This Time:** Now, the Key Word for Ray Liotta Truly is Action
* **Actors' Prison Colony:** Working for Filmmaker Martin Campbell Offers *No Escape*
* **Rapiers Are Cool:** And That's Why Steven Brust Enjoys Wielding One in Fiction
* **Amoeba & *Enterprise*:** Diagnosing "The Immunity Syndrome" Was No Small Task
* **Adventures of Socrates:** Can Christian Clemenson Tame the Wild West? Maybe Not
* **Rules of the Game:** Jefferson Swycaffer Uses Role-Playing to Create His Novels
* **From the Bridge**
* **Classified Information**
* **Babylon's Finest:** On This Space Station, Jerry Doyle Serves as Security Chief
* **Liner Notes**
Starlog Issue 76

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Return of the Jedi:** Reviewed By Norman Spinrad
* **Buster Crabbe:** The Final Interview Granted By a Fantasy Film Legend
* **Superman III:** Reviewed By David Gerrold
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Twilight Zone: The Movie:** Reviewed By Ron Goulart
* **The Jedi Cartoons:** Fans & Pros Take a Whimsical Look at *Star Wars: Chapter 6*
* **Murray Tinkelman:** A Fascinating Look At a Successful SF Artist – Who's Really a Cowboy At Heart
* **The Making of Krull:** The Trials & Tribulations of Fantasy Filmmaking
* **WarGames:** Reviewed By Robert Bloch
* **I Remember Superman:** The Life & Times of George Reeves, Part 2
* **Space-Age Games:** Role Playing: The Ultimate Fantasy
* **SFX: Something Wicked This Way Comes**
* **Something Wicked This Way Comes:** Reviewed By Alan Dean Foster
* **Krull:** Reviewed By Lawrence Watt-Evans
* **Sybil Danning:** A Candid Conversation with the Queen of Sword & Sorcery
* **Classified Information**
* **Rounding Out the Year:** David McConnell Reviews: *Octopussy*, *The Man with Two Brains*, *Strange Invaders*, *Jaws 3-D*, *Videodrome*, *The Hunger*, *Blue Thunder*, *Psycho 2*
* **Spacehunter:** Reviewed By David Hutchison
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 93

## Overview

* **Starlog Poster #24:** *Star Wars*
* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fantasy
* **Ladyhawke:** Director Richard Donner Describes the Trials & Tribulations of Bringing This Magical Love Story to the Screen
* **Simon Jones:** Everyone's Favorite Galactic Hitchhiker, Towel in Hand, Tries Not to Panic
* **Assisting the Doctor:** Janet Fielding on Playing "Tegan", Companion to Dr. Who
* **John Lithgow:** After Having a Ball with *Buckaroo* & Blasting Beyond Jupiter, Comes the Corruption of Christmas
* **Willie of *V*:** Actor Robert Englund is Living Proof That Some Lizards Are Lovable
* **1984:** John Hurt Remembers Filming Orwell's Classic with Richard Burton (& Being "Alienated" by Ridley Scott)
* **David Gerrold:** More "GLOP" – Illustrated by Phil Foglio
* **Monty Python, Part 2:** Investigations Into the Bizarre Antics of the Only Group That **IS** Science Fiction
* **Baby:** Digging Up Disney's Dinosaur, a Pet for All Ages, is an Adventurous Task
* **Surviving the *Star Wars*:** Denis Lawson is Surprised, But Very Pleased, That "Wedge" Still Lives
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Cover Story: Jedi SFX:** How the Breathtaking Speeder-Bike Chase on Endor Was Accomplished
* **Fan Club Directory**
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Force Field

A **Force Field** is the bionic ability and/or super power to create a barrier of energy around oneself or an object. It protects the user from any force and most energy attacks, but can also contain any object, being or energy. It is also used in separating and protecting targets from anything outside the force field. Chase can also create a force field ball that he can launch like a projectile. Chase can create force fields that can maintain themselves for sustained periods of time. Adept-level users like Skylar can create force fields that are not only self sustaining for long periods of time, but also large enough to encase an entire building.

## Also Called

* Energy Barrier Generation
* Barrier Generation
* Flyrogenesis
* Deflection Field
* Protection Bubbles
* Ray Shields
* Shielding

## Drawbacks

The effectiveness of the force field seems to depend on how adept the user is. Chase's force field can withstand bullets, lasers and atomic explosions, but gamma rays will cause his force fields to melt, and extraterrestrial vapor can shatter his force fields. Skylar's force fields seem to be able to withstand everything, but can only be broken with the Crystal of Kreln.

## Users

* Chase Davenport
* Skylar Storm
* Scarlett

## Appearances

### Season One

* Power Play (Chase)
* Home Sweet Home (Scarlett)
* The Attack (Chase)

## Trivia

* Chase's force field is blue, whereas Scarlett's is yellow, and Skylar is Pink.
Super Senses

**Super Senses** is a bionic ability or superpower where the user's senses are unnaturally more acute. The senses of sight, taste, hearing, touch, and smell are glaringly, obviously and super/unnaturally more acute than the average human. For example, users with superhuman hearing can hear at frequencies beyond audible hearing range, even more than a dog can.

## Drawbacks

Users with these senses might be extremely sensitive; for example in Chase's case if a sound reaches a certain noise threshold, it will trigger his hearing, and it will feel painful. Skylar does not seem to have this problem because hers is natural to her species. They are also more vulnerable to smells and have gigantic sneezes when things (such as dust) go up their nostrils. In addition, if the user has specific allergies, it can hinder their senses. Skylar and Chase hae both been shown to have Microscopic Vision as well.

## Users

* Chase Davenport
* Skylar Storm
* Scarlett

## Trivia

* Chase's super senses work differently from Skylar's and Scarlett's; he has to consciously activate his super hearing if wants to overhear a certain conversation.
	+ This could be because Skylar's and Scarlett's super senses are natural, whereas Chase's are artificial.
Starlog Issue 92

## Overview

* **Starlog Poster #23:** *Star Trek III*
* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fantasy
* **Fan Club Directory**
* **John Carpenter: Part 1:** *Starman*'s Creator Explains the Genesis of a Perfect Alien Being
* **L.A. Offbeat:** Zach Galligan: A Boy & His Gremlin
* **Bond is Back!:** On the Set of *A View to a Kill* – 007's Next Espionage Epic!
* **Starlog Reader Questionnaire**
* **Barbarella Revisited:** A Veteran Film Publicist Reveals the Selling Power of Sex & Other Tantalizing Habits
* **Creator:** Writer Jeremy Leven on Adapting His Novel Into a Big-Screen Adventure
* **Convention Calendar**
* **SFX: Starman:** Unique Challenges Brought Unique Solutions From the ILM FX-perts
* **Returning to *Oz*:** Gary Kurtz's All-New Live Action Walk Down the Yellow Brick Road
* **Brazil:** Python's Terry Gilliam Introduces Frank Capra to Frank Kafka
* **Tom Selleck:** TV's Most Popular Detective Switches to Film to Find the *Runaway*
* **Faces of SF:** A Photo Survey of Your Favorite Authors
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 81

## Overview

* **Science Fiction Classic #16:** *Star Trek II – The Wrath of Khan*
* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Space-Age Games:** "This Sporting Life"
* **Greystoke:** Director Hugh Hudson on Creating the "Ultimate" Tarzan Movie
* **The Tarzan Chronicles:** Follow the Jungle Lord's Adventures Through the Decades
* **The SF Oscars:** The Genre Award Winners, From *Dr. Jekyll* to *E.T.*
* **Samurai Cat:** Feline Savagery in a Parody Universe
* **L.A. Offbeat:** *Airwolf* & *Blue Thunder* Fight TV Chopper Wars
* **Fan Scene:** The World Fantasy Convention
* **Buckaroo Banzai:** A Rock 'n Roll Renaissance Hero Saves the Galaxy
* **Alan Dean Foster:** SF Filmdom's Ace Novelizer Discusses His Craft
* **David Gerrold:** *Star Trek III* – An Exclusive
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Fred Ward:** On *Screwing the Pooch* & Other Cinematic Achievements
* **Veronica Cartwright:** Chats About Aliens, Body Snatchers & Having *The Right Stuff*
* **Classified Information**
Davenport Tower Penthouse

Bree Davenport
Skylar Storm
Oliver
Kaz
Donald Davenport (on paternal leave)
Douglas Davenport (sub for Donald)

## Components

* **Hyperlift:**A super-fast elevator adopted from the hydroloop technology, which takes everyone between the top floor and below the Earth's surface instantly.
* **Living Quarters:**This is where members of the team sleep, and are separated into boys and girls quarters, boys on the right and girls on the left. Each contain sound-proof capsules for the bionic members, and beds for the non-bionic members. Donald has his own room (with a pool) at the end of the hall.
* **Terrace:** This can be used when the team is hanging out or relaxing away from missions. The front is an open balcony. In Holding Out for a Hero, Donald was accidently blown out by Oliver. It also has a telescope.
* **Mission Command**: This is where the team meets and trains their abilities for missions.
* **Weapons Vault:** Just like the Lab and the Bionic Academy, it also has a weapons vault where Davenport keeps high tech weaponry.

### Season 1

* Roman & Riker (The Rise of Five; intruders)
	+ Riker (The List; intruder disguised as resident)
* Mrs. Ramsey (Power Play; guest turned intruder)
	+ Petey the Pig (Power Play; guest turned intruder)
* Kyle (The Superhero Code; guest)
* Perry (Follow the Leader; intruder turned guest)
	+ Perry (Sheep-Shifting, Game of Drones, The Attack; guest)
* Crossbow (The List; guest)
* Clutch (Coming Through in the Clutch; hostage turned guest)
* Bob (Coming Through in the Clutch; guest)
* AJ (The Intruder; intruder turned guest)
	+ AJ (The Rock; guest)
* Scarlett (Home Sweet Home; guest turned intruder)
* Tasha Davenport (They Grow Up So Fast; guest)
* Naomi Davenport (They Grow Up So Fast; guest)
* Reese (The Attack; guest turned intruder)

## Trivia

* This is the most technologically advanced skyscraper in the world.
* The walls can talk.
* Donald spent 36 thousand dollars to buy the glass for the windows.
* The penthouse is on the 110th floor of Davenport Tower.
* There is a giant bust of Donald's head on the outside of the building, although it was damaged by him and Oliver, and is currently being remade. However, it is not visible in establishing shots of the tower, suggesting that it is pretty low on the building.
	+ The bust, known as the Davenhead, was made long before the Tower, and the Tower was only made to support the Davenhead.
* The Mission Command is below the Penthouse.
* Chase fixed the windows in Power Play and made them unbreakable.
* Other people besides The Elite Force live in the Tower.
	+ As of Follow the Leader, one of these people is Perry.
* The tower existed even before Lab Rats season one.

## Userbox

Code: DavenportPenthouseTemplate:DavenportPenthouse
Starlog Issue 82

## Overview

* **Fantasy Classic #17:** *The Wizard of Oz*
* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Space-Age Games:** Astronaut Training at Home
* **The Search for Spock:** The Klingons Return, Led by *Buckaroo Banzai*'s Christopher Lloyd
* **Darth Vader's Boss:** Ian McDiarmid Reveals How He Became the Nastiest Guy in the Universe, the Emperor
* **The Man Behind Dr. Who:** Producer John Nathan-Turner Discusses the Long-Running SF
* **Dune:** Max Von Sydow Stars in Frank Herbert's SF Epic
* ***V* – The Conclusion:** Faye Grant Chats About Her Heroic Stance Against Alien Invaders
* **The Ice Pirates:** Plundering the Genre For "Sci-Fi" Comedy in Frozen Bad Taste
* **Arnold Schwarzenegger:** A Barbarian Born is Back Adventuring as "Conan, King of Thieves"
* **David Gerrold:** He May Not Know How to Write, But He Tells a Mean Story
* ***Return of the Jedi* SFX – Part 2:** The Spectacle of Heroism: From Space Fleets to Interstellar Dogfights
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Invisibility

**Invisibility** is the bionic ability and/or super power to render oneself unseen by others. Bree was given an invisibility app, which was a hidden ability Douglas unlocked. Skylar has this ability, and has used it a lot in the past.

## Drawbacks

Users who are invisible can be detected with means that either sense heat or beings who are extremely perceptive or have enhanced senses. Users may not be able to tell (or even forget) if they're invisible, as Skylar said she can still see herself when invisible. It's not known if this is true of Bree when she turns invisible.

## Variations

**Camouflage**: The user can visually blend into surroundings by blending in with the coloration and form of their background to avoid optical perception. Some users can affect their attire by means of "static camouflage". But they must be able to have similar colors as the location one is a, Users of Enhanced Senses can detect them, may be limited to visible light, may still cast a shadow, and, may have to stay still.

## Users

* Bree Davenport (via Invisibility App)
* Skylar Storm (Both invisibility and Camouflage)

## Also Called

* Camouflage
* Fading

## Appearances

### Season 1

* Holding Out for a Hero (Bree)
* Coming Through in the Clutch (Bree)
* The Intruder (Bree)
Starlog Issue 75

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Never Say Never Again:** Raven-Haired Beauty Barbara Carrera is 007's Latest Challenge
* **I Remember Superman: Part 1:** The Life, Times & Legacy of George Reeves
* **Space-Age Games:** Inside Noah's Ark-Cade: Part 2
* **The Forgotten Bonds:** George Lazenby & Barry Nelson Recall Their Secret Agent Days
* **Visualizing Star Wars:** A Candid Conversation with Artist Ralph McQuarrie
* **Caught in the Twilight Zone:** A Revealing Interview with TZ's Terrified Traveler, John Lithgow
* **Lorenzo Semple, Jr.: Part 2:** A Screenwriter's Strange Odyssey From Batman to Bond
* **Twilight Zone: The Premiere**
* **That "007" Look: Part 2:** Behind-the-Scenes with Title Designer Maurice Binder
* **A Matter For Men:** The Final Excerpt From David Gerrold's Startling New Novel, Illustrated By Alex Nino
* **Nancy Allen:** On *Strange Invaders* & Other Scary Stuff
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 70

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **New Contest! 100s of Prizes**
* ***Space Hunter*:** Explosive 3-D Space Opera Heads This Way
* **Christopher Lee:** A Deadly Screen Villain & a Really Nice Man
* **Convention Calendar**
* ***U.N.C.L.E.*:** TV Scoop: The Return of Solo & Ilya
* **SFX: Animating the Implausible**
* ***Something Wicked This Way Comes*:** Previewing Disney & Bradbury's Dark Carnival
* ***Blue Thunder*:** Cops & Choppers – High Speed Adventure
* **Space-Age Games:** Galactic Shootout
* **L.A. Offeat:** Self-Hype Can Be Traumatizing
* ***Videodrome*:** Singer/Actress Deborah Harry On Her Film Debut
* **Epcot: Part 3:** Finishing Our Walk Through An Expanding Wonderland
* **Soaring:** SF Definitions; JEDI Rumors
* **Classified Information**
* **Lastword**
Starlog Issue 99

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Reader Reviews and Reactions, Really
* **Log Entries:** The Latest News From Fantastic Realms
* **The Many Faces Of Ian Holm:** Through a Looking Glass Darkly and Off to *Brazil* as an *ALIEN* Actor Now Portrays Author Lewis Carroll
* **Creating the Mad Max Myth:** *Beyond Thunderdome* Co-scripter Terry Hayes Unlocks the Secrets Behind the Road Warrior Legend
* **Fan Network**
* **Anthony Daniels: C-3PO to You:** Everything You Wanted to Know About the *Star Wars* Droid But Dare Not Ask and "Was It Hot in the Costume?"
* **Videolog:** Restoring the Classics – Fritz Lang's *Metropolis* & Fleischer Cartoons
* **From Here to *Amazing Stories*:** SF Fan-Turned-Pro Mick Garris Reveals His Own Amazing Story and Previews Spielberg's TV Fantasy Anthology
* **The Return of the Master of Suspense:** Revitalized and Colorized, *Alfred Hitchcock Presents* Newly-Produced Horrors Calculated to Drive You Psycho
* **Nightmares Can Come True:** Leaving His *Lifeforce* Disappointment Behind, Writer Don Jakoby Looks Forward to *Invaders from Mars*
* **Re-entering *The Twilight Zone*:** Join Producer Phil DeGuere for a Tour Through the Fifth Dimension – There's the Signpost Up Ahead!
* **Adventures in the Backyard:** Screenwriter Eric Luke Ponders the Childhood Dreams of *Explorers* and Futuristic Fun with *The Jetsons*
* **It's a Wonderful Time:** And It's *Back to the Future* with Director Bob Zemeckis and His Time-Travel Comedy Smash
* **Future Life:** *Yesterday's Futures* – Part Two of Our Look Back at the Tomorrowland of Disney's Past
* **Bond Producer "Cubby" Broccoli:** The Veteran Filmmaker Behind the 007 Odysseys Contemplates His Career in the Service of James Bond
* **On the Set of *Remo: The First Adventure*:** Destroyer and Martial Arts Master Unite in This Hero's Screen Debut
* **David Gerrold:** "Is There a Household Robot in Your Future?"
* **Liner Notes**
Two Simultaneous Abilities

**Deux capacités simultanées** est le concept d'utilisation de deux capacités bioniques ou de deux superpuissances en même temps.

## Désavantages

Utiliser deux capacités à la fois est incroyablement dangereux à essayer, en particulier pour un surhumain bionique. Cela risquerait de stresser le système nerveux de l'utilisateur, qui pourrait le tuer. Par exemple, Chase a tenté cela deux fois chez *Lab Rats* , mais cela l'a fait s'évanouir. Cependant, il semble que les êtres surpuissants aient moins de problèmes à utiliser deux capacités à la fois. Par exemple, Skylar a utilisé sa super vitesse et sa super force sur Bree dans une course, et Scarlett a maintenu un portail spatial tout en tirant une explosion sur Skylar.

## Utilisateurs

* Chase Davenport
* Skylar Storm
* Riley
* Bree Davenport
* Oliver
* Kaz
* Scarlett

## Les apparences

* La montée des cinq (Kaz - Pyrokinésie et super durabilité; Oliver - Cryokinèse et Super durabilité) Riley - Cryokinésie

* Tenir pour un héros (Kaz - Pyrokinésie et super durabilité; Oliver -  Cryokinèse et Super durabilité / Super force et envol ) Riley - Cryokinésie Super durabilité
* Le code de super héros (Kaz - Pyrokinesis et super durabilité; Oliver - Cryokinesis et Super durabilité) Riley - Cryokinésie Super durabilité

* Besoin de vitesse (Skylar - Super vitesse et super force )
* Arriver dans l'embrayage (Kaz - Pyrokinesis et super durabilité; Oliver - Cryokinesis et super durabilité)
* Home Sweet Home (Scarlett - Portails Ionikinesis et Space)
* Ils grandissent si vite (Riley - Super force et vol )
* L'attaque - (Kaz - Pyrokinesis et super durabilité) Riley - Cryokinesis Super Durabilité / Super Force

## Trivia

* S'il est dangereux pour un humain bionique d'utiliser deux capacités à la fois, il est inconnu de savoir si l'utilisation simultanée d'un super pouvoir et d'une capacité bionique est également dangereuse.
* Cette capacité, comme Super-Force, a été utilisée par tous les personnages principaux.
* La première apparition d'un utilisateur utilisant des capacités simultanément était dans la précédente série Lab Rats, "Lab Rats". Où dans l'épisode "Sink Or Swim (Part 2)", Chase utilise simultanément la télékinésie et son application de magnétisme pour échapper à un champ de forces en acier.
Shapeshifting

**Shapeshifting** is the power to morph into anything. It was first seen in use by Roman & Riker in The Rise of Five. People who use it are called **Shapeshifters.**

## Strengths

The main ability of the power is that it can cause the user to morph into anything. Shapeshifters are capable of turning into people, animals and objects. In their cloud form, Roman and Riker used force from the cloud and momentum to fight. When they spin around an opponent, it created a strong centrifugal pressure that slowly crushes the victim, making shapeshifting both useful and dangerous.

## Drawbacks

The main weakness to this power lies within the science behind it. In order for shapeshifting to take place, the user must rearrange their molecular structure. If one can freeze the molecules, the power will be compromised. This makes the user vulnerable to cryokinesis and presumably molecularkinesis or other forms of molecular manipulation, as both can freeze a molecular structure. Also, if the user is not mentally disciplined and shape shifts into an animal, they take on the mental capacity of that animal.

## Also Called

* Metamorphosis
* Morphing

## Appearances

Season 1

* The Rise of Five (Roman & Riker)
* The List (Roman & Riker)
* Sheep-Shifting (Kaz)
* The Attack (Roman & Riker; Reese; Rodissius' children)

## Users

* Rodissius' Children
	+ Roman
	+ Riker
	+ Reese
* Rodissius (formerly)
* Kaz (temporarily)

## Trivia

* Shapeshifting acts on the same principles as geo-leaping, since shapeshifters manipulate their molecular structures in the same manner that bionic people can geoleap by manipulating their molecular structures to jump to and materialize in another location.
* Shapeshifters tend to prefer dark, cavernous spaces. However, Kaz shows no sign of this (although this could be due to the fact that Kaz's ability was temporary).
* When shapeshifters use their ability, they take on the form of an unstable dark cloud similar to the Black Swarm when transitioning from form to form. This probably represents their molecular structure rearranging to take on the form of whoever they turn into.
* Shapeshifters have been shown to keep their sentience no matter what form they take, thus allowing them to be able to change back at will, even if they turned into an animal or an inanimate object.
* The cyber-cloaks have a similar function to shapeshifting, as they can both change the user's appearance. However, shapeshifting is the better of the two, as the cyber-cloak is limited to other people.
	+ Cyber-masks work to a lesser extent, as they only change the user's face to that of another person, rather than their whole body.
Starlog Issue 32

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications:** Letters From Our Readers
* **Log Entries:** Latest News From the Worlds of Science Fiction & Fact
* **Imaging the *V'Ger*:** An Interview With *Trek* Illustrator Maurice Zuberano
* **Bonus Record!:** "STARLOG's Galactic Sound Effects"
* **Special Effects: Part XXVI:** Creating Electronic Sound Effects
* **The Lost Designs of *Star Trek*:** An Interview With *Trek* Artist Andy Probert
* ***Meteor* FX:** SFX-Man Gene Warren Explains What Went Wrong
* **Quest:** A Starlog Search For Reader Talent
* ***Buck Rogers*:** Paul Peters on Designing the 25th Century
* ***Salvage 1*:** Trish Stewart Talks About Women's Roles in SF & on TV
* **Classified Information**
* **Rumblings**
* ***Chekov's Enterprise*:** Concluding Water Koenig's First-Hand Account of the *Trek* Film
* **Convention Calendar**
* **Visions**
* **Lastword**
Ionikinesis

**Ionikinesis**is the superpower to generate and manipulate plasma. A person can create and sustain or blast immediately.

## Users

* Skylar Storm
* Scarlett

## Appearances

### Season One

* Power Play (Skylar)
* Home Sweet Home (Scarlett)

## Trivia

* This is the first ability Skylar used when she regains her powers in Power Play.

## Also Called

* Plasma Blast
* Plasma Manipulation
* Plasma Control
* Ionized Gas Manipulation
Starlog Issue 98

## Overview

* **From the Bridge**
* **Communications**
* **Log Entries**
* **Jennifer Beals, *The Bride*:** The Former Flashdancer Reveals the Facts Returning to Life
* **Other Voices of SF:** "Bug Jack Barron vs. the Black Tower", Norman Spinrad's Hollywood Hell
* **Time Warp Into Terror:** A Visit to the Set of *My Science Project*, Disney's Latest Adventure
* **Fan Network**
* **"I Was a Teenage Time Tripper":** From Teen Idol to *Teen Wolf*, Michael J. Fox Heads *Back to the Future*
* **Cover Story: Explaining Joe Dante:** Space Dreams and *Gremlins* Screams with the Director of *Explorers*
* ***Real Genius* Director Martha Coolidge:** The Successful Female Filmmaker Discusses the Role of Lasers in College and Ladies in Hollywood
* **Anthony Michael Hall:** An "In-Brief" Chat as the *Breakfast Club* Brain TUrns to *Weird Science*
* **To *Ghostbusters* Again:** Ernie Hudson Muses on That Spirited Sensation and *Forbidden Zone* Failure
* **Bond Beauty Tanya Roberts:** "I've Got to Prove Myself as an Actress," Declares the *View to a Kill* Star
* ***Cocoon*'s Star-Crossed Lovers:** Candid Interviews with Human Sea Captain Steve Guttenberg and Antarean Maiden Tahnee Welch
* **Classified Information**
* **Just Gooning Around:** *Goonies* Chunk and Mouth Tell All! Well...Some of It, at Least
* **Making the Mad Max Myth:** *Beyond Thunderdome* Director George Miller Recalls the Philosophy Behind the Adventure Trilogy
* **On the Set of *Warning Sign*:** A Germ Warfare Experiment Gone Wild in Hal Barwood's "Biohazard" Thriller
* **Future Life:** Yesterday's "Tomorrowland"
* **Liner Notes**
Super Strength

**Super Strength** is the bionic ability and/or super power to have strength above the normal species. It has been shown to make the user able to lift heavy objects, throw extremely large objects, or even create extreme physical force. The user's throw is also so powerful that any object thrown, no matter how light can pierce almost anything (i.e. keys through a wall, or Chase's backpack through steel doors). It has been shown to be a powerful ability for the user.

## Drawbacks

A person with super strength has a better chance at handling heavy impacts, but does not automatically gain invincibility, as they can still be harmed. In addition, the power may be dangerous in that user may not always know their own strength, as they may end up unintentionally breaking objects while doing mundane tasks, as was the case with Adam and Oliver.  For bionic superhumans, their strength level needs to be re-calibrated to adjust for their growth, because if their super strength is too high for their metrics, it can cause unpredictable glitches.

## Users

* Bob
* Oliver
* Riley
* Skylar Storm
* Chase Davenport (under Commando App as Spike and while switching chips with Adam)
* Bree Davenport (temporarily, switched chips with Adam and under Commando App as Spikerella)
* Kaz (formerly, via the Key of Steel)
* Roman
* Riker (possibly)

## Appearances

### Season 1

* The Rise of Five (Oliver;Riley)
* Holding Out for a Hero (Oliver;Riley)
* Need for Speed (Skylar)
* The List (Skylar)
* Coming Through in the Clutch (Oliver;

Bob;Riley)

* The Intruder (Oliver;Riley)
* They Grow Up So Fast (Oliver;Riley)

## Trivia

* Oliver uses his super strength in The Rise of Five by being able to break open the metal bars that Skylar was being held hostage in by Roman & Riker.
* The strongest man in the universe is The Crusher. However, Adam (from Lab Rats) was able to knock him out with his own strength, effectively contesting the title.
* It is shown materials such as carbonex are hard enough to withstand beings with super strength.
* When two beings with super strength clash, it creates a shock-wave, which was what happened in The List between Skylar, Roman & Riker.
* All members of The Elite Force have had Super Strength at one point.

## Also Called

* Enhanced Strength
* Peak Human Strength