#space family Robinson

[sciencefictiongallery]

George Wilson, Space Family Robinson, 1962.

[humanoidhistory]

George Wilson's cover art for Space Family Robinson, issue no. 9, Gold Key, 1964.

[driveintheaterofthemind]

5 Random Goldkey #01's

[silveragelovechild]

Wardrobe Test Photos for “Lost in Space” (1965)

[machetelanding]

[thebookwormlife]

In This House We Stan #55

Hannah Waddingham

[silveragelovechild]

Little know fact… if the classic Lost in Space had been granted a 4th season, the Robinson Family would have ditched the Jupiter 2 for a sleek new saucer called the Ganymede.

[j2lis]

love the crossover comic 🥹

[iolaussharpe-24]

I love space dads. (Especially the grumpy ones.)

[ducksinspaceadventure]

DuckTales in space is like Lost in Space for me, and it has a lot of similar premises, at least from my point of view.

The Duck family in the DuckTales reboot has a lot of similarities to the Robinson family for me.

[rapidkirby3000]

Quite a neat Lost In Space collection you got there! 🛸

Cleaned up my office enough to get all my Lost in Space collectables out.

[snailsandpuppy-dogtails]

@aalizazareth is writing this wonderful Lost in Space/ Robinwest fic and she used this gif and it had me think... Don boasts about his ability to fix things that can't be fixed/ repaired and when he meets the Robinsons they are SO broken. And maybe I'm just slow on the uptake, idk, but the fact that he brings them all together, he has intimate conversations with John about his family and Maureen about John, and Penny and will and Judy and just. OHMYFUCKINGGOD. Don helps repair them, and sure so do the situations they find themselves in, but like. Yes.

[humanoidhistory]

Illustrations by George Wilson, 1960-1969.

[buffspacemilf]

Molly Parker as Maureen Robinson, in Lost In Space (2018) S1E3

[emiliosandozsequence]

i think part of the reason i hate this show so much is because the family reminds me so much of mine

[anotheruserwithnoname]

Trivia: Space Family Robinson was created for comic books, inspired by the classic novel Swiss Family Robinson. In the mid-1960s Gold Key published comics based on many TV shows of the day. But instead of doing a comic based upon Lost in Space - which was ALSO based on the novel, and even used the family name Robinson, Gold Key made a deal to just keep publishing Space Family Robinson with the subtitle "Lost in Space". The comic kept publishing until the 1980s and they did make the Robinson father character look a bit like his TV counterpart, and the two kids - Tim and Tam - sometimes followed a similar appearance to the Robinson kids in the TV show. For people wanting an actual comic based on the TV series Lost in Space, they had to wait till the independent comics boom of the 1990s when original series actor Billy Mumy was involved in creating a comic book that continued the original TV series.