Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Heroes -1- Featuring Marvel Boy, Human Torch, Captain America & Sub-Mariner
- Informations sur l'album
- Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Heroes
- Featuring Marvel Boy, Human Torch, Captain America & Sub-Mariner
- 1
- USA
- Super-héros
- 461154
- Chapman, Hank
- Everett, Bill
- Heath, Russ
- Romita, John
- Boring, Wayne
- Burgos, Carl
- Lawrence, Mort
- La Cava, Bill
- Massey, Cal
- Everett, Bill
- Burgos, Carl
- 01/2007
- non coté
- Marvel Publishing, Inc
- Marvel Masterworks
- Format comics
- 978-0-7851-2408-5
- 283
- 13/11/2022 19:07:06 (maj 04/01/2023 10:11:01)
- Info édition : Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Boy (1950-51) #1-2, Astonishing (1951) #3-6, and Young Men (1950) #24-28.
- Résumé: As the '50s dawned and the Atlas Era was born, the day of the Nazi-stomping super hero had passed, and in its place came a new style of hero reflective of the changing times. Heroes born of bizarre atomic science that battled otherworldly alien menaces, and patriotic poster boys that battled back the Communist hordes. Marvel Boy: Rejecting the tyranny of Earth's governments, scientist Dr. Matthew Grayson built an experimental spacecraft and traveled to the planet Uranus with his infant son, Robert. In this incredible environment, young Robert developed marvelous powers of telepathy and superhuman strength, combined with a pair of amazing photonic wristbands. These astonishing powers made him Marvel Boy, cosmic protector of the solar system! The Hero Revival: The year was 1953, and with fear of Communism clutching the nation's attention, Atlas Comics publisher Martin Goodman tapped Stan Lee - along with artists John Romita, Bill Everett, Carl Burgos and Russ Heath - to stage a revival of the most-famous super heroes of the era. Bursting onto the pages of YOUNG MEN, the Human Torch, Captain America and the Sub-Mariner made their explosive return to the comics scene!
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