Debuting next week at New York Comic Con is the first four Atlas characters by Mego.
To help get fans up to speed on the original 1975 series, below is an article by our friend Dan Greenfield at 13th Dimension ranking the Atlas comic titles.

Be sure to come see Marty Abrams, Larry Hama, and former Atlas editor Jeff Rovin will be at the Walmart 5 & 10 Mart booth #2843 signing autographs and giving out figures and comic books.

 


https://13thdimension.com/the-top-13-atlas-seaboard-comic-book-titles-ranked/#:~:text=If%20you're%20unfamiliar%20with,keep%20his%20son%20Chip%20on.

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