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Atlas titles by type

Information from Atlas Tales [12] and other references. Some titles may be arguably
Timely at the earlier end, or Marvel at the later end. Note: In titles numbered from or into
the various All Winners Comics, additional clarifying information is supplied. List, in
progress, complete through M, inclusive.

[edit] Crime

 All-True Crime  #26-52 (Feb. 1948 - Sept. 1952; early issues Timely; continued
from Timely's Official True Crime)
 Amazing Detective Cases  #3-14 (Nov. 1950 - Sept. 1952; continued from n.a.)
 Caught  #1-5 (Aug. 1956 - April 1957)
 Crime Can't Win  #41-43, 4-12 (Sept. 1950 - Sept. 1952; continued from
Romance title Cindy Smith)
 Crime Cases Comics  #24-27, 5-12 (Aug. 1950 - July 1952; continued from
Timely's Willie Comics and Li'l Willie Comics)
 Crime Exposed (2nd series, following Timely's) #1-14 (Dec. 1950 - June 1952)
 Crime Fighters  #11-13 (Sept. 1954 - Jan. 1955; continued from Timely's
Crimefighters)
 Crime Must Lose!  #4-12 (Oct. 1950 - April 1952; continued from n.a.)
 Justice  #7-9 (first three issues), then 4-52 (Fall 1947 - March 1955; early issues
Timely; continued from Timely title Wacky Duck); continued as

 Tales of Justice  #53-67 (May 1955 - Sept. 1957)

 Kent Blake of the Secret Service  #1-14 (May 1951 - July 1953)

[edit] Drama

 Man Comics  #1-10 (Dec. 1949 - Oct. 1951) continued as War title Man Comics
 True Adventures  #3 (May 1950; continued from Western title True Western);
continued as

 Men's Adventures  #4-8 (Aug. 1950 - June 1951); continued as War title
Men's Adventures

[edit] Espionage

 Spy Cases  #26-19 (Sept. 1950 - Oct. 1953; continued from Timely's superhero
title Kid Komics and humor titles Kid Movie Komics, Rusty Comics, Rusty and her
Family and The Kellys)
 Spy Fighters  #1-15 (Mar. 1951 - Jul. 1953)
 Yellow Claw  #1-4 (Oct. 1956 - April 1957; FBI agent Jimmy Woo as hero, versus
supervillain Yellow Claw)
[edit] Funny-animal and other children's comics

 Adventures of Homer Ghost  #1-2 (Jan.-Aug. 1957)


 Buck Duck  #1-4 (June-Dec. 1953)
 Cartoon Kids  #1 (no date; 1957)
 Dippy Duck  #1 (Oct. 1957)
 Homer, the Happy Ghost  #1-22 (March 1955 - Nov. 1958)
 Little Lizzie vol. 2, #1-3 (Sept. 1953 - Jan. 1954; previous volume Timely)
 Marvin Mouse  #1 (Sept. 1957)
 Melvin the Monster  #1-6 (July 1956 - July 1957) continued as

 Dexter the Demon  #7 (Sept. 1957)

 Note: These two series not supernatural, but Dennis the Menace-like
 The Monkey and the Bear  #1-3 (Sept. 1953 - Jan. 1954)
 Wonder Duck  #1-3 (Sept. 1949 - March 1950) continued as

 It's a Duck's Life  #4-11 (Nov. 1950 - Feb. 1952)

[edit] Humor - satire

 Crazy  #1-7 (Dec. 1953 - July 1954)


 Riot
 Wild

[edit] Humor - sitcom

 The Adventures Of Pinky Lee  #1-5 (July-Dec. 1955)


 Della Vision  #1-3 (April-Aug. 1955)

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 Millie the Model  #1-207 (Winter 1945 - Marvel Comics)


 A Date with Millie  #1-7 (Oct. 1956 - Aug. 1957)
 A Date with Millie  Vol. 2, #1-7 (Oct. 1959 - Oct. 1960) continued as

 Life With Millie  #8-20 (Dec. 1960 - Marvel Comics)

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 Hedy of Hollywood Comics  #36-50 (Feb, 1950 - Sept. 1952; continued from
Timely's Young Allies #1-20, All Winners Comics #21, and Hedy De Vine Comics
#22-35)

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 Patsy Walker  #1-99 (Winter 1945 - Marvel Comics)
 Patsy and Hedy  #1-73 (Feb. 1952 -Dec. 1960)
 Patsy and Her Pals  #1-29 (May 1953 - Aug. 1957)
 A Date with Patsy  #1 (Sept. 1957)
 Girls' Life (subtitled "Patsy Walker's Own Magazine for Girls") #1-6 (Jan.-Nov.
1954)
 Hedy Wolfe (subtitled: "Patsy Walker's Rival"; not to be confused with Hedy of
Hollywood) #1 (Aug. 1957)

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 Homer Hooper  #1-4 (July - Dec. 1953)


 Kathy  #1-27 (Oct. 1959 - Marvel Comics)
 My Friend Irma  #3-48 (June 1950 - Feb. 1955) continued from Timely's My
Diary
 My Girl Pearl  #1-11 (April 1955 - April 1961)
 Sergeant Barney Barker  #1-2 (Aug.-Dec. 1957) continued as War title G.I. Tales
 Sherry the Showgirl  #1-3 (July.-Dec. 1956) continued as

 Showgirls  #4 (Feb. 1957) continued as


 Sherry the Showgirl  #5-7 (April-Aug. 1957)

 Showgirls  Vol. 2, #1-2 (July-Aug. 1957)

[edit] Horror/fantasy/SF

 Adventure into Mystery  #1-8 (May 1956 - July 1957)


 Adventures into Terror  #43-44 (first two issues), then #3-31 (Nov. 1950 - May
1954) orig. numbering continued from Timely's Joker
 Adventures into Weird Worlds  #1-30 (Jan. 1952 - June 1954)
 Amazing Adventures  #1-6 (June-Nov. 1961) continued as

 Amazing Adult Fantasy  #7-14 (Dec. 1961 - July 1962) continued as


Marvel's Amazing Fantasy

 Amazing Mysteries  #32-35 (May 1949 - Jan. 1950; continued from n.a.; one
source lists Timely's Sub-Mariner Comics, which had an issue #32, and which
numbering reportedly continued with Best Romance)
 Astonishing  #3-63 (April 1951 - Aug. 1957; continued from Superhero title
Marvel Boy)
 Journey into Mystery  #1-82 (June 1952 - July 1962) series continued as Marvel
comic featuring "The Mighty Thor"
 Journey into Unknown Worlds  #36-59 (Sept. 1950 - Aug. 1957; continued from
Timely teen-humor series Teen Comics)
 Marvel Tales  #93-159 (Aug. 1949 - Aug. 1957; continued from Timely's
superhero title Marvel Mystery Comics)
 Menace  #1-11 (March 1953 - May 1954)
 Men's Adventures  #21-26 (May 1953 - March 1954; continued from War title
Men's Adventures) continued as Superhero title Men's Adventures
 Mystery Tales  #1-54 (March 1952 - August 1957)
 Mystic  #1-61 (March 1951 - August 1957)
 Strange Stories of Suspense
 Strange Tales
 Strange Tales of the Unusual
 Strange Worlds
 Suspense
 Tales of Suspense
 Tales to Astonish
 Uncanny Tales #1-56 (June 1952 - Sept. 1957)
 World of Fantasy

[edit] Jungle

 Jungle Action  #1-6 (Oct. 1954 - Aug. 1955; vol. 2 published in 1970s)
 Jungle Tales  #1-7 (Sept. 1954 - Sept. 1955) continued as

 Jann of the Jungle  #8-17 (Nov. 1955 - June 1957)

 Lorna, the Jungle Queen  #1-5 (July 1953 - Feb. 1954) continued as

 Lorna, the Jungle Girl #6-26 (March 1954 - Aug. 1957)

[edit] Medieval adventure

 Black Knight  #1-5 (May 1955 - April 1956)

[edit] Romance

 Cindy Smith  #39-40 (May-July 1950; continued from Timely's Cindy Comics)
continued as Crime title Crime Can't Win)
 Girl Confessions  #13-34 (March 1952 - Aug. 1954; continued from Misc. title
Girl Comics)
 Love Adventures  #1-12 (Oct. 1949-Aug. 1952; early issues Timely) continued as

 Actual Confessions  #13-14 (Oct.-Dec. 1952)

 Love Romances  #6-106 (May 1949 - July 1963; early issues Timely; continued
from Timely's Ideal
 Love Tales  #36-75 (May 1949 - Sept. 1957; early issues Timely; continued from
Timely's The Human Torch #1-35; see note at Hero, above)
 Lovers  #23-86 (May 1949 - Aug. 1957; early issues Timely; continued from
Timely's Blonde Phantom)
 Meet Miss Bliss  #1-4 (May 1955 - Nov. 1955) continued as

 Stories of Romance  #5-13 (March 1956 - Aug. 1957)

 My Love Story  #1-9 (April 1956 - Aug. 1957)


 My Own Romance  #4-76 (March 1949 - July 1960) continued from Timely's My
Romance; continued as

 Teen-age Romance  #77-86 (Sept. 1960 - March 1962)

 The Romances of Nurse Helen Grant  #1 (Aug. 1957)

[edit] Sports

 Sports Action  #2-14 (Feb. 1950-Sept. 1952; continued from Timely's Sport
Stars)

[edit] Superheroes

 Captain America  #76-78 (May-Sept. 1954) continued from Timely's Captain


America Comics and Captain America's Weird Tales)
 The Human Torch  #36-38 (April-Aug. 1954) continued from its Timely Comics
run, despite its numbering having been taken over
by the Romance title Love Tales)
 Marvel Boy  #1-2 (Dec. 1950 - Feb. 1951) continued as Horror title Astonishing,
in which Marvel Boy stars from #3-6
 Men's Adventures  #27-28 (May-July 1954; continued from Horror title Men's
Adventures)
 Sub-Mariner  #33-42 (April 1954 - Oct. 1955) continued from Timely's Sub-
Mariner Comics)
 Young Men  #24-28 (Dec. 1953 - June 1954) continued from Misc. title Young
Men

[edit] War

 3-D Action  #1 (Jan. 1954)


 Battle  #1-70 (March 1951 - June 1960)
 Battle Action  #1-30 (Feb. 1952 - Aug. 1957)
 Battle Ground (first four issues Battle-Ground)  #1-20 (Sept. 1954 - Sept.1957)
 Battlefield  #1-11 (April 1952 - May 1953)
 Battlefront  #1-48 (June 1952 - Aug. 1957)
 Combat  #1-11 (June 1952 - April 1953)
 Combat Kelly  #1-44 (Nov. 1951 - Aug. 1957)
 Commando Adventures  #1-2 (June-Aug. 1957)
 G.I. Tales  #4-6 (Feb.-July 1957; continued from Humor title Sergeant Barney
Barker)
 Man Comics  #11-28 (Dec. 1951 - Sept. 1953; continued from Drama title Man
Comics)
 Marines in Action  #1-14 (June 1955 - Sept. 1957)
 Marines in Battle  #1-25 (Aug. 1954 - Sept. 1958)
 Men in Action  #1-9 (April-Dec. 1952) continued as

 Battle Brady  #10-14 (Jan.-June 1953)

 Men's Adventures  #9-20 (Aug. 1951 - April 1953; continued from Drama title
Men's Adventures) continued as Horror title Men's Adventures
 War Combat  #1-5 (March-Nov. 1952) continued as

 Combat Casey  #6-34 (Jan. 1953 - July 1957)

 Devil-Dog Dugan  #1-3 (July-Nov. 1956) continued as

 Tales of the Marines  #4 (Feb. 1957) continued as


 Marines at War  #5-7 (April-Aug. 1957)

[edit] Western

 3-D Tales of the West  #1 (Jan. 1954)


 All Western Winners  #2-4 (Winter 1948 - April 1949; continued from Timely's
All Winners Comics vol. 2, #1); continued as

 Western Winners  #5-7 (June 1949 - Dec. 1949) continued as


 Black Rider  #8-27 (March 1950 - March 1955) continued as
 Western Tales of Black Rider  #28-31 (May 1955 - Nov. 1955) continued
as
 Gunsmoke Western  #32-77 (Dec. 1955 - July 1963)

 Annie Oakley  #1-11 (Spring-Nov. 1948; June 1955 - June 1956)


 Arizona Kid  #1-6 (March 1951 - Jan. 1952)
 Arrowhead  #1-4 (April 1954 - Nov. 1954)
 Best Western  #58-59 (June 1949 - Aug. 1949; continued from n.a.) continued
as

 Western Outlaws & Sheriffs  #60-73 (Dec. 1949 - June 1952)

 Billy Buckskin Western  #1-3 (Nov. 1955 - March 1956) continued as

 2-Gun Western  #4 (May 1956) continued as


 Two-Gun Western  #5-12 (July 1956 - Sept. 1957)

 The Black Rider Rides Again!  #1 (Sept. 1957) See also Black Rider, above
 Frontier Western  #1-10 (Feb. 1956 - August 1957)
 The Gunhawk  #12-18 (Nov. 1950 - Dec. 1951; continued from successive
Timely titles Blaze Carson, Rex Hart, and Whip Wilson)
 Kid Colt, Hero of the West  #1-2 (Aug.-Oct. 1948) continued as

 Kid Colt, Outlaw  #3-229 (Dec. 1948 - Marvel Comics)

 The Kid from Dodge City  #1-2 (July-Sept. 1957)


 The Kid from Texas  #1-2 (July-Aug. 1957)
 Matt Slade, Gunfighter  #1-4 (May-Nov. 1956) continued as

 Kid Slade, Gunfighter  #5-8 (Jan.-July 1957)

 The Outlaw Kid  #1-19 (Sept. 1954 - Sept. 1957)


 Rawhide Kid  #1-16 (March 1955 - Dec. 1961)
 Red Warrior  #1-6 (Jan.-Dec. 1951)
 Reno Browne, Hollywood's Greatest Cowgirl  #50-52 (April-Sept. 1950;
continued from Timely's Margie) continued as

 The Apache Kid  #53 (Dec. 1950) continued as


 Apache Kid  #2-19 (Feb. 1951 - Jan. 1952; Dec. 1954 - April 1956)
continued as
 Western Gunfighters  #20-27 (June 1956 - Aug. 1957)

 Ringo Kid Western  #1-4 (Aug. 1954 - Feb. 1955) continued as

 Ringo Kid  #5-21 (April 1955 - Sept. 1957)

 True Western  #1-2 (Dec. 1949 - March 1950) continued as Drama title True
Adventures
 Western Thrillers  #1-4 (Nov. 1954 - Feb. 1955) continued as

 Cowboy Action  #5-11 (March 1955 - March 1956) continued as


 Quick-Trigger Western  #12-19 (May 1956 - Sept. 1957)

[edit] Misc.

 Bible Tales for Young Folk  #1-5 (Aug. 1953 - March 1954)
 Girl Comics  #1-12 (Oct. 1949 - Jan. 1952) continued as Romance title Girl
Confessions
 Miss America  #1-93 (Jan. 1944 - Nov. 1958; 126 issues with inconsistent volume
numbering) Note: Variously, and at times overlapping, a superhero, romance and
humor title.
 Young Men  #4-23 (June 1950 - Oct. 1953; continued from Timely's Cowboy
Romances; note: cover title is Young Men on the Battlefield!  #12-20) continues
as Superhero title Young Men
Note: The romance title Linda Carter, Student Nurse  #1-9 (Sept. 1961 - Jan. 1963),
sometimes grouped together with Atlas Comics, chronologically falls within Marvel, and
all covers have the "MC" box.

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