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As of 1992, who has the TV rights to the USFL in your fictional USFL league?

On your USFL series, would you be interested in this logo for a future update of the Seattle Dragons?

https://www.instagram.com/p/CsW5A6ASsgG/

Do you still follow the Buffalo Bills while living in the middle of Bronco Country?

Are you going to do any other alternative league reimaginings besides the USFL?

In your USFL scenario, how are the Orlando Renegades handling any controversy regarding their branding?

Remember how the NY Guardians of the XFL had this secondary logo?

I think that would look good on a Giants helmet. Agree or disagree?

I hate to sound like a broken record, but how do you simulate games for your USFL scenario?

Also, who are the current USFL team owners?

As of 1994, who are the current USFL head coaches in your USFL universe? I was interested in seeing where Al Luginbill, Jim Criner, Galen Hall, Lionel Taylor, Jack Bicknell and other WLAF/NFLE coaches have been calling the signals.

I'm starting a hand-drawn series of my own:

Hi. Do you remember the WFL by any chance?

I just started a new series:

https://boards.sportslogos.net/topic/124200-saturday-night-football-fever-reimagining-the-world-football-league-hawaiians-added/

Hi Jimmy. Are you still working on Defunct Football logos?

Here's a Concepts-Only version of the Austus thread I started on BigFooty.

Are you still working on USFL Tweaks?

I'm looking forward to what you have in store for the 90's.

Hi! I wanted to stop by and say that I really loved the What-If scenario you did on the WFL this past summer.

I think it would be really awesome to do another version of that, where the WFL evolves into the WLAF between the years of '74 and '94.

Excerpt from the story thread:

David Boss [1] of NFL Properties on the Avengers' branding process:
"The name 'Avengers' rose to the top of a fan poll conducted by the Los Angeles Times. In April of 1990, we were able to strike a deal with Stan Lee of Marvel Comics in which he'd allow the organization to use the Avenger moniker in exchange for the rights to produce World League related comic books. Luckily, we had one member of our creative staff who was a comic aficionado as a youngster. He recalled how most of the good guys wore some combination of red and blue with an occasional touch of golden yellow. Early on, we devised a stylized version of the 'LA' initials with jagged edges lifted from the city's flag. When that prototype was ridiculed by fans, we had to regroup and try to create something more dynamic. After maybe a month or two, we finally settled on the 'avenging angel' with the wing on his helmet. We were relieved to learn from team owner C. David Baker [2] that the fans liked the final design better."

[1] Mr. Boss helped create the World League logos in real life,
[2] The same C. David Baker that in real life owned the Anaheim Piranhas of the Arena Football League, served as the Arena League's commissioner, the father of former Atlanta Falcon Sam Baker and currently head of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Love the Bucky Barnes Badger avatar.

As for how to help the AAF, it should be more like a fictional game I based on Aussie Rules and Gaelic Football, which you can read about here:

http://boards.sportslogos.net/topic/115416-driveball-redux-1948-season-49-expansion-committe-now-open/

In case you missed it, Driveball is back!

http://boards.sportslogos.net/topic/115416-driveball-redux-1948-season-49-expansion-committe-now-open/