Atlas #1
In Atlas #1, the celestial giant Atlas—tired of holding up the sky—descends to Earth seeking excitement, only to bungle his way through superheroics. With the Muse’s advice, he takes a security job with Frederick Keller, where a careless moment knocks over a statue, unwittingly freeing Judo Girl after three decades. As Atlas and the newly awakened warrior flee Keller’s forces, they’re ambushed by Wonderboy in a cliffhanger that sets the stage for chaos. Written by Darren G. Davis and illustrated by Mark Brooks, with inks by Clayton Brown and colors by Blond, the cover by Christian Gossett and Mark Brooks captures the mythic clash of gods and heroes.
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Atlas has become bored holding up the heavens so he travels to Earth for action, makes a mess of things being a superhero. The Muse suggests he get a secret Identity and a job. He gets a security job working for Frederick Keller. On his rounds he notices a statue and he goofs and it falls down. Picking it up he accidentally touches a button and the Statue becomes Judo Girl, imprisoned for 30 years. Atlas escapes with Judo Girl and tries to fight Captain Steel (aka Frederick Keller) and his goons but is attacked by Wonderboy on the very last page.
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