#25th century

[evilhorse]

You can’t stop an American!

(Buck Rogers 2429 A.D. daily strip)

[thegikitiki]

Correspondence Capsule

Photo found in the year 2464, our research has determined the following information:

Here we see a young human engaged in an act of depositing a rectangular object into a large container labeled "U.S. MAIL." The container appears to be a primitive communication vessel.

The label "U.S. MAIL" indicates a formalized system of communication, likely associated with a governing body or organization. Our exhaustive research has led us to speculate that this system was vital for maintaining social order, facilitating exchanges, and a method of information transfer.

Though primitive today, we believe this action may symbolize hope, connection, or the desire for recognition. It is most probably a primitive form of social networking, where individuals sought to connect with others beyond their immediate environment.

[blanddcheadcanons]

In the 25th Century, Lord Death Man is still alive and regularly visits the Superhero Museum where Booster Gold works, always telling the poor security guard stories of the past that he can only quarter-remember.

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[ghostriderslade]

Erin Gray as Wilma Deering - Buck Rogers in the 25th Century

[gingerbredman1989]

A lone Victorian Era Bookshop amid futuristic 25th Century London.

DALL-E

[the-antiapocalyptic-man]

Continuing carry the burden of being the world's only War Cry fan

[inconstantsearchofperfection]

Classic space heroes tv show with classic hero Lady and classic robot side kick.

[lackedthings]

25th Century of Decades

[beholdmystuffz]

Advertisement of the Buck Roger's Battle for the 25th Century game. (Back cover of Power of The Atom issue 6)

[gameraboy2]

Erin Gray in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979), "Olympiad"

[evilhorse]

Here’s the complete first Buck Rogers 2429 A.D. comic strip in all its glory.

January 7, 1929

[evilhorse]

Free! At last! And now for some clicky action!

(Buck Rogers 2430 A.D. Sunday strip)

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Twiki - Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979)

[loftusprincess]

did writers seriously like drop in the fact that booster's first language is esperanto just to never bring it up again or did i miss something

[ghostriderslade]

Get it, Twiki.

[gonetodash19]