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Steve Ditko reprints from issue 83 of the Charlton series: cover and all interior art for Captain Atom in "Finally Falls the Mighty!" written by David A. Kaler, plus the.
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On the cover of his debut issue, Captain Atom had a yellow and orange costume. The interior story, however, gave the light-weight metal jumpsuit a blue and purple color scheme. Sometimes when Captain Atom was needed, Allen would do the classic superhero act of taking off his outer clothing to reveal the costume underneath. A couple of times, he used his atomic energies to disintegrate his outer clothing instantly. This helped keep his identity secret even when he was unmasked. Wait, really? Chain mail also makes him seem like an atomic warrior from some kind of retro future where we rely on medieval armor again.
In his second adventure, the atomic superhero goes out of his way to rescue the life of a Russian cosmonaut trapped in a space capsule. A couple of stories involved Captain Atom having strange, fairy tale like adventures with children. One featured a young boy dying of radiation poisoning.
Captain Atom takes the boy to a planet where the atmosphere will fix his biology. She had no powers at first, but was an incredible fighter. The lack of powers and darker costume put her in contrast to Captain Atom in a similar fashion as the team-ups of Batman and Superman. The two got along and there was a little romantic tension between them as well. They began teaming up regularly until Nightshade went on to have her own series, along with powers and a magical origin story.
This led to the media suddenly putting a lot of suspicion on Captain Atom. Was he safe to trust as a superhero? What if he made people sick?
Just why did he wear a mask? Masks mean a person has something to hide! In his lab, Allen stripped down and had his body covered by a spray of special liquid metals. The particles of this liquid metal would hide beneath his skin, protecting others from his radiation at all times. When he charged up his powers, the metal shell became visible. This is a pretty fun outfit. It immediately marks Captain Atom as an idealistic, classic style of superhero. It suited him very nicely. Charlton cancelled all their superhero titles in and Captain Atom ended with issue Ditko had finished drawing Captain Atom 90 but not its inking.
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In , John Byrne finished inking the pages and they were published in the first two issues of the official Charlton Comics in-house fanzine Charlton Bullseye. Years later, Charlton Bullseye was reformatted as a comic book to showcase new talent. AC Comics, which specialized in reprinting stories from defunct publishers, featured several Charlton heroes in the one-shot comic Americomics Special 1. This story had Captain Atom and Nightshade partner up once again. The four heroes decided to band together as a team called the Sentinels of Justice. This team was never seen again.
Well…not exactly.
In any event, Charlton Comics stopped publishing in and DC Comics acquired the rights to its heroes. During the crossover story Crisis on Infinite Earths , the Charlton heroes met the DC heroes for the first time.
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Earth-4 was destroyed, but elements of it were fused into the mainstream DC Universe. Having made a career that often involved deconstructing superheroes, writer Alan Moore now wanted to write the final story of the Charlton heroes. The idea was they had been forced to retire many years ago hence why their comics stopped being published but would now would gather again when one of their own, the hero Peacemaker, was found murdered.
The story would explore the hidden darkness of the Charlton world and how it and its heroes had grown darker still since we last saw them. Captain Atom had lost touch his humanity and the Question was now mentally unhinged. So instead, Moore changed all the characters slightly in name and origin. Artist Dave Gibbons also gave them all new appearances, but often added small similarities to their Charlton predecessors.
Americomics Special had referred to four of the Charlton heroes as the Sentinels of Justice. Manhattan a reference to the Manhattan Project. The part series started hitting shops in Manhattan was a scientist Dr. Jon Osterman. Then, like Allen Adam, he rematerializes in a new, super-powerful form.