Daring Adventures #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Secrets of Super-Strength by Atlas," Jim Randall—empowered by the Greek god Atlas and wielding newfound might—steps in to stop an armored car robbery, using his strength not just to thwart crime but to guide a young man toward a better path. Drawn with dynamic energy by Edvard Moritz, the story blends mythic power with grounded moral choices, all framed by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito’s striking cover.
In "null," Jim Randall—empowered by the Greek god Atlas and wielding his name as a mantle—steps into a world of sudden responsibility when he thwarts an armored car robbery. With the weight of divine power and a second chance at purpose, he tries to guide a wayward youth toward a better path, all while learning what it means to be more than just a hero.
Jim Randall is an ordinary office worker haunted by his own weakness—until a mystical vision grants him extraordinary strength and a new identity as Atlas, Man of Might. Now he must use his newfound power to dismantle a criminal operation led by the ruthless Duke Cazzini, who has been exploiting vulnerable young people including Jim's own brother Andy. As Atlas takes on his first major challenge, he discovers that true strength means more than muscle.
George Herman "Babe" Ruth became baseball's most glamorous player through a remarkable journey: from a spirited Baltimore boy sent to St. Mary's Industrial School under Brother Matthias's guidance, to a Red Sox pitcher-turned-outfielder who revolutionized the game with his home-run prowess. When traded to the New York Yankees for $130,000, Ruth proved his worth immediately, befriending young teammates like Lou Gehrig and helping them master the fundamentals—all while building a legend that would define an era.
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Reprinted in Super Weird Heroes #[nn] (2016)
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