Supercar (TV series) U.K. comics based on the series were drawn by H. Watts and Bill Mevin. In 1998 Fanderson issued a limited edition album of Barry Gray's music from the series, paired with Gray's work on "Fireball XL5". It was the first soundtrack album produced by the society. In 2013 the society released a second limited edition disc, this one completely devoted to the series. Supercar (TV series) Supercar was a children's TV show produced by Gerry Anderson and Arthur Provis' AP Films for ATV and ITC Entertainment. Thirty-nine episodes were produced between 1961 and 1962, and it was Anderson's first half-hour
Gerry Anderson October 1952, Anderson married Betty Wrightman (b. 1929). They had two daughters, Linda (b. 1954) and Joy (b. 1957). Gerry Anderson began his career in photography, earning a traineeship with the British Colonial Film Unit after the war. He developed an interest in film editing and moved on to Gainsborough Pictures, where he gained further experience. In 1947 he was conscripted for national service with the Royal Air Force. He was based at RAF Manston, an airfield near Margate, and served part of his time in air traffic control. On one occasion, a Spitfire was coming in to land. It