Sep 11, 2026 · 22 min · 12 segments
How do obscure pulpy 1950’s Atlas comic characters fit in the modern Marvel Universe. Let’s jump into the first Agents of Atlas mini-series to find out! Seek us out under the Field of Geeks umbrella…
We've got some really good comics to talk about and to share with you guys.
The first one we're going to talk about over this next few episodes is...
This was published by Marvel Comics, has a cover date of October 2006, had a cover price of $2.99. Now, this particular copy that you're seeing here actually shows a cover date of July of 2010 and a cover price of just $1.00.
It is a reprint as part of Marvel's Greatest Comics Initiative, which was an endeavor offering cheaper reprints of first issues to sell collected editions.
So within the comic itself, it'll say to continue reading about these characters, pick up... you know, this trade or this collection, that sort of thing.
So I'm using this copy because my original six-issue miniseries was loaned out to a friend several years ago, and I never got it back.
I do have those copies in a collected edition, so I'm not too concerned about it.
But I did find this in a bargain bin not too long ago and picked that up just for the purpose of doing this type of a review.
We've got some really good comics to talk about and to share with you guys.
The first one we're going to talk about over this next few episodes is...
This was published by Marvel Comics, has a cover date of October 2006, had a cover price of $2.99. Now, this particular copy that you're seeing here actually shows a cover date of July of 2010 and a cover price of just $1.00.
It is a reprint as part of Marvel's Greatest Comics Initiative, which was an endeavor offering cheaper reprints of first issues to sell collected editions.
So within the comic itself, it'll say to continue reading about these characters, pick up... you know, this trade or this collection, that sort of thing.
So I'm using this copy because my original six-issue miniseries was loaned out to a friend several years ago, and I never got it back.
I do have those copies in a collected edition, so I'm not too concerned about it.
But I did find this in a bargain bin not too long ago and picked that up just for the purpose of doing this type of a review.
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