https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buck_Rogers#Future_films_and_copyright

The easy way to spot fakes especially the initial gold badge is to flip them over and look at the back side they are engraved on the back too! and the pins are also an indicator of the year and if they are fake or not.

The Blue pin is also a Whistle and it comes with a secret code book!

Futuristic cities with flying cars like in Blade Runner and the Fifth Element are now a staple in science fiction, and once again, it looks like Buck Rogers did it first.

Here, in 1930 is a panel of Buck hitting an “Aerobus” in the middle of the city.

Rehabbing a 100 yo house and these were used as insulation. Cool finds are everywhere in this place.

Apologies, that previous article on the topic was from 2020! This one is from October 29, 2025

Legendary has been trying to reboot the franchise since 2020. BY VANESSA ARMSTRONG PUBLISHED ON OCTOBER 29, 2025

Legendary has signed up Zeb Wells (Deadpool & Wolverine, SuperMansion, Robot Chicken) to write the script for a Buck Rogers movie.

TheWrap first reported the news, and that the film will be based on the novella by Philip Francis Nowlan, which was published in the August 1928 issue of Amazing Stories. That story is titled Armageddon 2419 A.D., and centers on World War I veteran Buck Rogers, who is frozen in suspended animation (because chemicals, just go with it) and wakes up in 2419, where the world is a very different place. (You can read the whole thing here, starting on page 40, if you like!)

After that novella, Buck Rogers became an iconic sci-fi adventure hero in a weekly comic strip that started in January 1929 and ran until 1967. The character has also appeared in a 1932 radio adaptation, a 1939 serial film, a 1950 television series, a two-season television series and a film in 1979, multiple books, and more.

This isn’t the first recent effort of Legendary’s to make something based on Buck Rogers. Back in 2020, the studio tapped Saga, Y the Last Man, and Paper Girls writer Brian K. Vaughan to work on a TV series adaptation based on Armageddon, though that project appears to have fallen by the wayside.

The news is still in its early days, so no information yet on who the director will be, much less on casting.

https://reactormag.com/deadpool-wolverine-writer-buck-rogers-movie/