The Galaxy Communications building is a media conglomerate. Its' flagship TV station is the Galaxy Broadcasting System. The Daily Planet is also owned by Galaxy Communications, although it operates in a separate building.

MediaEdit

• Galaxy Broadcasting System
• Daily Planet

EmployeesEdit

• Morgan Edge (owner)^[2]
• Perry White (editor and chief of the Daily Planet)
• Clark Kent (TV reporter for Galaxy Broadcasting's WGBS-TV and newspaper reporter for the Daily Planet)
• Lois Lane (The Daily Planet's star reporter)
• Jimmy Olsen (cub-reporter and photographer for the Daily Planet)

Appearances and ReferencesEdit

Super Friends (Season 1)

• The Planet-Splitter (referenced only)
• The Wild Cards

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ As seen in The Wild Cards. This is conjecture of course, but it seems likely to be it based on the fact that it resembles it, and it's near the Metropolis City Municipal building just like in DC Comics, which seems to indicate that's what it is. This is all based upon maps of Metropolis and in the Super Friends it was never actually revealed if this picture is the Galaxy Communications building, but, as earlier stated, it seems highly likely.
2. ↑ Morgan Edge is the owner of Galaxy Communications on Earth-One. This is most likely the same on Earth-1A, but this is merely conjecture.