Any one read any atlas seaboard comics??

[logan_run]

In the 70s. Martin Goodman wanted hsi son chip to be publisher of Marvel comics. Stan Lee said no so as a act of revenge martin created atlas seaboard from 74-75 any own or read any of the tiles published by atlas>>??

 

[Starbeast]

Good evening, @logan_run and nice to meet you.

I remember those comics. I read a few titles, Planet of the Vampires, Morlock, The Brute, Iron Jaw, etc. They were a nice alternative, and I thought they'd last, but unfortunately, it was a short run for the company. Here's a great video showing every mag that was published by them.

Two of my favorite covers

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[logan_run]

Am waiting for the brute in the mail.
I mean the comic not actual brute.

 

[KGeo777]

I didnt see them when I was a kid-or didnt remember them but I did pick up a couple of Planet of Vampires a few years ago.
Its a great idea but doesn't really go in the direction the covers suggest.

 

[anno]

My favourite was Iron Jaw, kind of Conan / Bond villain mashup.
And Bullitt was obviously Steve McQueen...

 

[Ian]

They had some great talent working for them, but the comics themselves were just half baked rehashes of successful Marvel comics. I think the best thing they ever produced was Howard Chaykin's Scorpion, a character he later re-worked for Marvel as Dominic Fortune.

 

[KGeo777]

The editor on it wanted to get Godzilla and Kolchak as properties.