Atlas Comics

Atlas Comics

  • 4735 N Cumberland Ave
  • Norridge, Illinois
  • 60706-4238

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With a deceptively simple style, sly wit, and endless invention, John Stanley elevated a single strip, "Little Lulu", to the status of a legend. Unpublished for over 25 years, there are still a legion of fans who remember his work on the curly-haired spitfire. Not many artists make this type of indelible impact.and Jim Starlin. While Steranko hasn't worked regularly in comics for over 25 years, his name, rightfully so, is still mentioned as a modernist who was far ahead of his time.

Reed Crandall ) with Eisner / Iger studio and creating some of comics' greatest strips ( Blackhawk , The Spirit ) Will retired from commercial comics for over 20 years. When he returned he expanded and enriched his ouvre with a series of personal, heartfelt graphic novels about subjects as varied as religion, tenement life, the comics industry and the politics of life on other worlds. If even a handful of well rounded, accomplished creators would put away the trappings of adolescence and follow his lead toward serious minded treatment of a variety of subjects, comics could begin the long march to acceptance as a literary form.

Anyone over the age of 30 or so will know Irwin Hasen as the artist of "Dondi", the venerable newspaper strip he drew for over 30 years. But before "Dondi", Hasen was a mainstay at DC, turning out "Wildcat" and other strips.

Displaying a beautiful chiaroscuro technique and an outstanding layout sense, Mort Meskin was a stylist par excellence for over 25 years. A mainstay at DC for most of the 40's, Meskin was perhaps the finest artist never to work on a major feature. His talent, however, elevated strips like "Johnny Quick" and "Vigilante" to new heights.

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