Ardden Entertainment is proud to present the ressurrection of Atlas Comics, the beloved line of comics from the 1970s created by Marvel Comics Founder, Martin Goodman! We’re starting with WULF (based on the 1970s title, Wulf the Barbarian), written by industry legend Steve Niles (30 DAYS OF NIGHT) and featuring ridiculously cool art by Nat Jones! Each Atlas comic is only $2.99! Wulf #1 hits comic book stores today!
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Well already a delay in the release of WULF although it got a good review in Newsarama.The somewhat negative review the same reviewer gave Grim Ghost isn’t entirely justified although the reviewer did bring up some good points.I am onboard with Ghost,WULF,and Phoenix for at least the first story arc of each.Through cancellations, and me dropping the rest, my pull box will be cleared soon of almost all DC and Marvel.This made room for these three and Arden’s Minx.Hope to see trades of the older material soon.Most copies of the originals I have seen are way to yellowed and beat to bother with.So it goes with 70′s comic paper.