Wednesday Worlds of Wonder / CoronaVirus Comics PLANET OF VAMPIRES "Blood Plague" Part 1

When Last We Left Our Heroes...

...keep reading and the characters will explain what's going on right after the big explosion.
"What big explosion?" you may ask...

The battle concludes...Next Wednesday!

(and when we say "concludes", we mean concludes!)

Written by John Albano and illustrated by Russ Heath, Atlas' Planet of Vampires #3 winds up some plotlines and, unfortunately, kills off several major characters in the process.

Be here next week, when we'll show how far afield the book was about to go as it suffered the "Third Issue Curse" that befell most of the Atlas Comics books.

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I Am Legend

the Graphic Novel Adaptation of the Original Book Which Inspired Generations of Creatives, including the Creators of Planet of Vampires!

CoronaVirus Comics STRANGE TALES "I Saved Mankind!"

I love stories with ironic "switch" endings...

...even if the switch produces a tragic result, like this one!

Illustrator John Forte's aliens in this tale from Atlas's Strange Tales #43 (1956) just aren't very...well...alien!
Other than that, it's a clever story (with slightly-stilted dialogue) by a scripter whose identity has been lost to the mists of time!
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Marvel Masterworks
Atlas-Era Strange Tales #5
(which is the only time this story has been reprinted)

Monday Madness / CoronaVirus Comics RESISTANCE

A global pandemic leaves hundreds of millions dead in its wake...

It starts present-day/day after tomorrow...then goes off in an unexpected direction!

That's the unexpectedly-timely premise of a new comic series from AWA Studios by J. Michael Straczynski, creator of Babylon 5 and writer of acclaimed runs on Amazing Spider-Man, Mighty Thor, and Superman: Earth One, and Mike Deodato Jr., blockbuster artist of The Amazing Spider-Man, The Incredible Hulk, and Infinity Wars.

You can see the first issue (for free) in three parts, formatted as a webcomic...

HERE

HERE

HERE

Dare you not read it?
More importantly...Dare You Not Order It?
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Resistance #1
J Michael Stracznski & Mike Deodato Jr

Because Something Should Take Your Mind Off the Current Medical Disaster...Here Come CORONAVIRUS COMICS...

...by presenting tales of fictional epidemics/pandemics both on this blog...

...and our other RetroBlogs, including our newest one...

...Medical Comics...
...plus...

...Western Comics Adventures...

...True Love Comics Tales

(you'd be amazed at how many romance comics stories involve disease)...

...Seduction of the Innocent...

...War: Past Present & Future...

...Secret Sanctum of Captain Video...

...Hero Histories...

...Crime & Punishment...

...Heroines...

...Horror Comics of the 1950s...

Besides the daily posts here at Atomic Kommie Comics, there'll be at several new ones spread out among the various RetroBlogs each week!
Don't Miss Them!

America: Post-CoronaVirus?

As promised, the final, unused image...

...from the mini-series, illustrated by comics legend Basil Wolverton, about the Bible's Book of Revelations, which seems to depict Don da Con's term in office with frightening accuracy!

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Wolverton Bible

(which takes the illustrations from the HTF 1970s multi-volume series and reprints them in a single hardcover book!)

Compiled and edited by Wolverton's son, Monte, the 304-page Bible Stories includes all of Wolverton's artwork for the Worldwide Church of God project.

Recording artist and noted EC Comics authority Grant Geissman (Tales of Terror: The E.C. Companion and Foul Play!: The Art and Artists of the Notorious 1950s E.C. Comics!) provides an insightful foreword, while Monte Wolverton delivers commentary and background in the introduction and in each section.

This volume is authorized and commissioned by the Worldwide Church of God and endorsed by the Wolverton family.

BTW, Many of the illustrations (some never previously-published) are regarded as Basil Wolverton's finest work.