Action Heroes No. 1 Cover by Joe Staton
The Charlton Action Heroes debuted in the 1960s, mainly under the editorship of Dick Giordano. Captain Atom preceded Giordano’s tenure, and E-Man premiered after.
Charlton fans remember them well. And while DC Comics owns them today, long-time readers continue to hope for a return to their original settings.
Colour and packaging by me.
Scan from a fanzine found on the web. Joe Staton is the co-creator of E-Man.
Art made production ready.
Colour version.
Re-created trade dress added.
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