There's a new Super Hero in town! And he's available on DVD.
eving himself to be the Defender of the Universe, Kosmic Karl is
ready to take on the world's problems in his tights and cape. If only he had
Super Powers! Of course, getting his memory back and falling in love would
be nice too.
Now, his only problems are: the Police, the Judge, his Psychiatrist, and how
to escape from the insane asylum in which he finds himself committed.
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Screenwriter and Filmmaker Mark Whipple makes his directoral
debut in this delightfully funny comedy suitable for the whole family. |
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Having lost his memory Kosmic Karl (played by Andrew Barrus)
spends most of his time
on a psychiatrist's couch.
Unaware of any real super powers, his spare
time is spent in acts of unsuccessful heroism resulting in a series of
humorous failures, encounters with police and a less than completely
successful escape from a mental asylum. |
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Through his successes and failures, he finds love only to lose it and later come to the
conclusion that the worlds problems are too big for one person to solve.
This film was Written and Directed by Mark Whipple. Although this
is his first time directing, this film represents his 20th full length script.
The film score was written
by Gary and Mark Whipple and performed by Gary Whipple,
Deloye Maurmann, A.D. Whipple, and John Ballantyne.
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