Television Crossover Universe

I was never really into boxing.  But when I was a kid, there was one iconic figure who stood out in boxing, even after he was no longer the heavyweight champion.  And that was  MUHAMMAD ALI. 1860s--Abe Grady immigrates to the Unites States from Ireland. He was the great grandfather of Cassius Clay. 1912--Birth of Cassius Marcellus Clay, Sr., father of Cassius Clay. 1917--Birth of Odessa O'Grady Clay, mother of Cassius Clay. January 17, 1942--Birth of Cassius Clay. 1954--Cassius Clay begins training as a boxer. 1955--The death of Emmett Till leads Cassius Clay to vandalize a local railyard. 1958--Cassius Clay graduates from high school. Summer 1960--Cassius Clay wins a gold medal in the Olympics. October 29, 1960--Cassius Clay makes his professional debut. 1964-- DC: THE NEW FRONTIER--Ted Grant defends his heavyweight title against a young Cassius Clay. In the comic, this is set eight years earlier in 1956. Of course in the real world, it ...

You know Scooby-Doo and Mystery, Incorporated.  And you know Josie and the Pussycats.  But in the 1970s, there were several groups of teenagers with mascots running around the country solving mysteries.  Most can attribute Mystery, Inc. as the starter of the trend.  This blog has already covered Scooby and Josie in separate articles, and in fact, both are over on the right hand column in most most viewed blogs list.  If you enjoy reading this, I suggest you check those out too. So who were these other teams of teenage sleuths? Jeannie Speed Buggy Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels The Funky Phantom Jabberjaw Foxxy Love and the Foxxy Five ( Foxxy Love--Foxxy was in the 1980s the leader of a music group called the Foxxy Five for a few weeks, and is a mystery solving detective.  She is a grandmother, but never sees her kids or grandkids.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...