Hello and welcome!
We’re thrilled you’re here! Growing up in the '70s, '80s for me, and the ‘90s to 2000s for Jerry Jr., we both fell in love with science fiction, action-adventure, and fantasy—stories that fueled our imagination. Classics like Super Friends, Thundercats, Voltron, Star Wars, Battle Of The Planets, and Indiana Jones shaped my passion for storytelling, while stories like Toy Story, JLU, Sonic Adventures, JoJo’s Bizzare Adventure, along with many video games, helped to shape my son’s love for the same. We also embraced anime favorites like Akira, Cowboy Bebop, Evangelion, and more recently, My Hero Academia, and One Piece. Much of what we both enjoy transcends generations.
Why I Created Super Galactic Fantastic Dimension
Super Galactic Fantastic Dimension is my way of honoring the stories that inspired us. It's a celebration of heroism, justice, and hope—values we need more than ever. Our dream is that this universe and its heroes, like Alphatron, will inspire future generations just as much as the stories of our youth inspired us. Thanks for stopping by!
I hope you’ll come back often for updates and new stories.
ABOUT THE Team
Jerry Sr.
Jerry Sr., Writer/Creator
I'm a proud husband to an amazing wife, and a father of two amazing sons. I love giving back whenever I can, I’ve been fortunate to volunteer creative services for causes like the South African Well Project and Foster Warriors, which supports veterans and at-risk foster youth. When I'm not writing, designing or working on new creative projects, you can find me at the beach, cycling, or at the gym.
By day, I’m a Web Designer/Developer in Southern California with a B.A. in Studio Arts from Loyola Marymount University. In my free time, I enjoy 3D/digital art and love exploring animation, which is both challenging and exciting!
Jerry Jr.
Jerry Jr.,
Co-Writer
I'm Jerry E. McClellan Jr., a graphic designer, aspiring game developer, and writer from Los Angeles, California. My creative journey began in high school when I taught myself to build my first video game. Since then, I’ve been a freelance designer, producing content for video games, apparel, and websites. Beyond my freelance work, I’ve also contributed to my community as an afterschool teacher through organizations like Afterschool All-Stars, Steam Coders, and Kodely, teaching STEM and creative arts classes across seven LA County schools. I’ve gained industry experience through internships at The Jim Henson Company and Machinima (formerly under Warner Bros.), and participated in a film production workshop sponsored by the Brotherhood Crusade YouthSource Center and AT&T. Looking ahead, I’m eager to expand my creative pursuits as an aspiring comic book writer, developing compelling stories and characters that resonate with both gaming and comic book fans.