The cover depicting this tale has a gothic horror feel... ...but, in fact, the story is hard science fiction! No ghosts or ghoulies at all! ...

Is a "sea monster" a mindless animal...or something more ? That's what this story from Atlas' World of Suspense #7, 1957...

Automobiles like this kool prototype  aren't  a  new  idea... ...but this particular one has a potentially- deadly  feature for the unwa...

Here's another never-reprinted tale from the  Atlas Comics  vault... ...illustrated by longtime comics book artist Ed Winiarski and scri...

This tale is about a recent immigrant to our shores... ...and how his actions have consequences for both the United States...and the entire ...

If you go by the never-reprinted Carl Burgos-illustrated cover, these are horror stories! But, you'd be wrong. Let's present a stor...

As artificial intelligence advances into almost every aspect of daily life... ...let see how the creatives of the 1950s envisioned how it mi...

Despite Marvel Entertainment's extensive reprinting program... ...there's an incredible amount of Timely / Atlas material that has...

We conclude our look at Atlas' World of Suspense #5 (1956) with... ...a tale of brains, business, and betrayal! And so, t...

What lay hidden in the back of Atlas' World of Suspense #5 (1956)... ...something so hideous that it couldn't even be hinted ...

This cover-featured tale has a gothic horror feel... ...but, in fact, it's science fiction! Was this story's ending r...